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When Spock met Van Gogh: One-man play ‘Vincent’ challenges misconceptions about famed painter

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By Steve Palopoli Verified
| Santa Cruz Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Vincent Van Gogh may have been an artistic genius, but the only thing you can be sure every grade-schooler remembers about him is that he cut off his own ear. That’s led to a complicated legacy for the Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, who is nearly as immortalized in pop culture for his supposed madness as he is for his unique works of art.
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When Spock met Van Gogh: One-man play ‘Vincent' challenges misconceptions about famed painter

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By Steve Palopoli Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Vincent Van Gogh may have been an artistic genius, but the only thing you can be sure every grade-schooler remembers about him is that he cut off his own ear. That's led to a complicated legacy for the Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, who is nearly as immortalized in pop culture for his supposed madness as he is for his unique works of art.
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Drowning, leading cause of death for autistic children; YMCA hopes to expand a water safety program

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By Steve Palopoli Verified
| Lake County Record-Bee Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Steve Palopoli Jason Foreman was on a casual stroll with his 4-year-old son Lucas near Cupertino’s Stevens Creek Dam when it suddenly turned into a nightmare. He had looked away for just a few seconds to pull his phone out so he could snap a photo of his son enjoying the outdoors. When he looked back, Lucas had stepped into the deceptively shallow-looking water — and disappeared underneath it.
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