Books
A catapulting success
This month marks the one-year anniversary of The Book Catapult, a family-owned bookstore in South Park. And co-owners Seth Marko...
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Final chapter
Normal Heights bookstore shuts its doors after five decades
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New bookstore opens in South Park
By Kit-Bacon Gressitt To paraphrase author Samuel Clemens, reports of the death of independent bookstores are an exaggeration, and, as...
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The Kensington story
By Michael Good | House Calls For such a quiet, respectable community, Kensington has had its fair share of mystery and...
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‘Dirt turned’
By Ken Williams | Editor Right now, it’s just a huge hole in the ground. But by January 2019, if...
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Furry friends
By Sara Butler Walk into Mission Hills Library on a Saturday morning and among the rows of bookshelves, you may...
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North Park author makes debut
By Kit-Bacon Gressitt Behind the hazel eyes and engaging laugh of young-adult fiction author Danielle Mages Amato bubbles a bright...
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Bringing the joy of reading to children
By Cynthia Robertson If it’s the first Tuesday of the month, it’s time for Traveling Stories at Waypoint Public in...
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Volleyball great pens first book
Kensington woman sports an impressive resume By Lucia Viti Former beach volleyball superstar Angela Rock has just added authorship to...
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Punk ghost rocks in Hillcrest
By Kit-Bacon Gressitt While some folks think punk rock is long dead, Hillcrest author David Agranoff remains a stalwart fan,...
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