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The historic Redwood City landmark, which came under new ownership in May, reopened its 1,400-seat main theater to a full house Sunday night for Okean Elzy, a popular Ukrainian rock band. “It was awesome, the Ukrainians really know how to party. The band was incredible,” said Eric Lochtefeld, who bought the property with his wife Lori for $6 million. “We didn’t know what to expect. They were described to us as the ‘Russian U2.’ “. City officials have welcomed the re-opening of the 1920s-era downtown theater, which closed after its former owners fell behind on loan payments, sending the property into foreclosure.

The weird things our pets like to eat, smell or roll in is a never-ending source of funny stories from our readers, Here are some letters on the subject, DEAR JOAN: When we first got our fluffy, white kitty her name was “Princess.” That is, until we went to the vet for neutering and they called to say they had shaved in the female pattern and found that “Princess” was a “he,” and did we want him fixed anyway, Sure, a lower price, Related ArticlesARF to build a blush pink ballerina bridal slipper, pink ballet wedding slipper, ballerina style flat wedding shoe veterans center for its Pets and Vets programWas that really a bald eagle at the top of a sycamore tree?Two dead gray whales in San Francisco Bay spur investigationWho is doing all that hooting in the wee hours of the morning?Woman attacked by Peninsula store’s ‘pet cow’ gets $2.4 millionBecause he had a squeaky voice, we changed his name to “Mouse,” and Mouse grew into a huge tank of a cat, about 2 feet long and weighing more than 25 pounds..

5 “Barbecue”: A family schedules a park outing as a cover to staging an intervention on a drug-addicted young woman in this stage comedy by Robert O’Hara. You can bet it does not go smoothly. San Francisco Playhouse is presenting the play, directed by Margo Hall, one of the Bay Area’s finest stage actresses. Details: Through Nov. 11; San Francisco Playhouse; $30-$100; www.sfplayhouse.org. 6 Tom Rush: The singer-songwriter and underrated guitarist came out of the 1960s folk revival and is still going strong. He’s got a deep catalog of his own songs and creative covers of artists ranging from Joni Mitchell to William Hawkins, and a wry sense of humor to boot. He comes to Livermore’s Bankhead Theater on Oct. 6.

First-Person Shooter: The Foothill College Theatre Arts Department presents a play about the proprietors of a successful Silicon Valley video game company, who are under siege in the media and court of public opinion after the blush pink ballerina bridal slipper, pink ballet wedding slipper, ballerina style flat wedding shoe perpetrator of a racially charged school shooting identifies their game as inspiration for his shooting rampage, Through Nov, 23, Lohman Theater, Foothill College, 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills, $10-$18; parking $3, foothill.edu/theatre/tickets, 650-949-7360, Salvation Army Benefit Concert: Pianist Heidi Hau plays a benefit concert for the Sunnyvale-Mountain View Salvation Army Auxiliary, Nov, 7, 7:30 p.m, Los Altos United Methodist Church, 655 Magdalena Ave., Los Altos, Reception to follow, $10-$20 at the door..

But Avenidas Capital Project Manager Lisa Hendrickson has another equally important task on her mind: How to make sure the older residents she serves have a place in a modernized city. “We think there is a value of having two faces, if you will, of this community center,” Hendrickson said of the main building constructed in 1927 and the proposed modernist addition. “We worry a lot about staying relevant and having a facility with the kind of modern amenities and technology Boomers have come to expect.”.


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