Stewart Florsheim: Stolpersteine and the Holocaust
A German program to remember victims of the Holocaust has Stewart Florsheim conflicted.
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Stewart Florsheim: On Retirement
Stewart Florsheim struggled with whether to retire, but now he's taken the plunge.
Stewart Florsheim: Advancing Death with Dignity
Stewart Florsheim says that as attitudes about death with dignity change, so does the law.
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Goose & Gander takes up where Martini House left off, and then some
St. Helena's former Martini House welcomes back its opening Chef de Cuisine in its new incarnation as cozy, upscale gastropub Goose & Gander.
The Cost of a Toll
CalTrans will soon begin charging car pools for bridge tolls, a move that Stewart Florsheim worries spells doom for a local cultural phenomenon: the informal car pool.
Doggone Human
With dogs often being treated more and more like members of the family, Stewart Florsheim says it's easy to forget that dogs aren't human. Until, that is, they act so doggone human.