Arts & Entertainment Ansel Adams’ retrospective shares space with new artists in dialog By Hilda Scheib | Bay City News Foundation | April 28, 2023 The DeYoung exhibition offers a visual dialogue with photographers who preceded Adams and contemporary artists who followed him.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Another look at ‘Doom Generation,’ Buddhism films, eclectic oldies By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | April 28, 2023 Gregg Araki's restored and remastered provocative classic is back on the big screen this weekend.
Health Matters How to grow your social network as you age By Judith Graham | Kaiser Health News | April 28, 2023 As your circle of close friends shrinks, there are ways to rebuild — but not replace — the social network you had when you were younger.
Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: Spring dance, Arod Quartet, Warsaw Ghetto Uprising commemoration By The Artful Observer | Bay City News Foundation | April 26, 2023 Spring Dance Fest returns to venues around the region as part of Bay Area Dance Week.
Around Town Piedmont community comes together in final stage of fundraising campaign for new pool facility By Piedmont Recreational Facilities Organization | April 25, 2023 PRFO thanks the following donors, and reminds any would-be contributors to give before June 1.
Featured in Category Piedmont Education Foundation announces 2023-24 Board of Directors By Piedmont Education Foundation | April 25, 2023 The fundraising organization thanks outgoing board members, welcomes 11 new members.
Arts & Entertainment PHS Dance and A Cappella Choir classes to perform in a joint spring concert By Amy Moorhead | Piedmont High School | April 25, 2023 Performances will be held the weekend of May 14-15 in Alan Harvey Theater; tickets go on sale in early May.
health California’s lowest paid health workers want a pay boost but face opposition By Ana B. Ibarra | CalMatters | April 25, 2023 Some small hospitals, already under financial pressure, say they can't afford proposed wage increases.
California California Community Colleges moving forward with bachelor’s degree approvals despite lawmaker objections By Michael Burke | EdSource | April 25, 2023 Key lawmakers last week asked the system to "pause" the current cycle of applications to settle a dispute with the California State University.
California A California physician training program adds diversity, but where do graduates end up? By Stephanie Stephens | KFF Health News | April 25, 2023 The University of California expects to grow the number of medical students in the program to nearly 500 by the 2026-27 academic year.