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Journalism professor emeritus at San Jose State University, interested in freelance writing projects. Experienced print reporter in California and D.C. Law school graduate. Former Fulbright lecturer in Russia.

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African American culture, art come to life in Hoskins’ History Museum in Redwood City

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By Larry Sokoloff
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The Domini Hoskins Black History Museum & Learning Center in Redwood City showcases founder Carolyn Hoskins’ extensive personal collection of African American art, history, artifacts, memorabilia, books, musical recordings and videos. Items are on numerous folding tables rather than in display cases in the center, which opened in 2024 in a former retail space downtown. The Domini Hoskins Black History Museum & Learning Center opened in a former retail space in Redwood City in 2024.
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SJSU’s Beethoven Center boasts amazing collection, hosts Regency era ball

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By Larry Sokoloff
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The Beethoven Center at San Jose State University, boasting the world’s second largest collection of items related to the revolutionary German composer, adds an intriguing 18th century European flavor to the tech city’s downtown. That continental touch will be on display Saturday at the Beethoven Ball, where attendees will dance to the Viennese music popular during the lifetime of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827).
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Petaluma celebrates agricultural roots with annual Butter & Egg Days

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By Larry Sokoloff
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Like budding flowers or the birth of baby animals, a sure sign of spring is Petaluma’s Butter & Egg Days, a celebration of the city’s history and the vibe that makes the Sonoma County city special. The event, over two weekends, culminates with a parade and downtown festival on April 18. The kickoff event is Saturday, when a top citizen is recognized with the Good Egg award, given for keeping the city’s heritage alive.
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