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Special Cheeses Now on Sale for Rainbow Grocery’s 50th Anniversary
By Gordon Edgar– In honor of our 50th Anniversary, we have some of our most special cheeses on sale all month, or until we run out! Rainbow Grocery Co-op Select…
Strengthening Divorce Protections for California Families
By Catherine Stefani– When families go through a divorce, the legal system should protect the people involved, especially children and financially vulnerable spouses. That’s why I introduced AB 1297, and…
Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Who Is ‘Qualified to Pray for Peace’?
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– This week in Japan is Obon, the millennia-old festival based on the traditional belief that the spirits of the ancestors return to Earth each…
Paving the Way to a New Life: Izzy’s and Rainbow Railroad Help LGBTQ+ Refugees
By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– Many folks judge a restaurant solely on food and service. I certainly agree that those two qualities should be the main priority. That said,…
Last Call Before the Stars Go Out
By Dina Novarr– Sometimes the universe shows us exactly what we need to see, when we need to see it. Last week, three black holes were caught red-handed devouring massive…
End of an Era?
By Donna Sachet– When lost in an unforgiving desert, one’s only hope is the appearance of an oasis, a welcoming harbor of refreshing water, cool shade, and protection from the…
Our Phenomenal Sister Patty
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– It’s hard for us to use the past tense when describing our phenomenal sister and sister-in-law Patty Gaffney. But slightly less than two years…
Michael J. Wong: Practicing Love Loudly Through Equation and Ensemble
By Sir Kippy Marks– “Practice Makes Love Easy” highlights the notion that, over time, the challenges and complexities of human relationships become more manageable; we are all partners in developing…
Sacred Minds, Profane Matters
By Dr. Bill Lipsky– According to the distinguished Renaissance humanist and scholar Girolamo Cardano (1501–1576), “Jàcopo Bonfàdio (c. 1508–1550), a man otherwise not in the last place among the erudite,…
Under the Influence: The Power of an Authentic Voice
By Dina Novarr– San Francisco has long been a city where food meets feeling. We cry over oysters, whisper sweet nothings to our single-origin pour overs, and Instagram our way…
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