BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | Shalom Tomas Neuman remains as passionate and committed to his vision as he was when he first arrived in Downtown Manhattan…
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BY SHERLEY WETHERHOLD | John M. Wetherhold, a financial consultant and planner, died on May 2 at his home on W. 13th Street in Greenwich…
BY THOMAS F. COMISKEY | When Charles Francis Murphy was born in 1858, his Irish immigrant parents could never have imagined that their second of…
BY GAYLE KIRSCHENBAUM | I never intended for my now-centenarian mother to become a social media sensation, drawing millions of views. Originally, I created my…
BY BONNIE ROSENSTOCK | For a number of years, Jose Pepe Flores, ethnomusicologist and record collector extraordinaire, dreamed about creating a Puerto Rican cultural center…
Anatole Ben Anton, a beloved professor of philosophy at San Francisco State University, died on Dec. 25. He was 84. His teaching career spanned more…
BY JOANIE FRITZ ZOSIKE | Thomas Scott Walker, a 50-year veteran of The Living Theatre, died on Jan. 29. He was 76. Walker was found…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | In the end, it was the “giant joint guy” who helped bail out Dana Beal. After getting busted in January in…
BY GARRETT OWEN | It’s 1:30 on a gray Saturday afternoon. Carrigan Miller is short on sleep. He bartended until 4 a.m. at the famous…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Sometimes…even the “godfather” needs a little help. Dana Beal, a veteran drug-legalization advocate, has been in jail in Gooding County, Idaho,…