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ever. And not just one or two of them either. It could be our entire small business market. Have you ever thought about what the world would look like without them? It would be a drab, grey, cook-cutter world. Every city would look, feel, act, and sound the same. Small businesses help bring out an area’s identity, culture, and personality the same way a slow drawl brings out the charm in a

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southern accent. They remind us of our history because many of them are multi-generational, owned, and operated by the same family for decades. They breathe life into the culture by fostering artists and opening their stages to rowdy dreamers who shape an underground scene that brings people together in a way that’s uniquely that city. They hold on to our collective character and reflect it back to visitors, inspiring them to live here, growing and adding to our beautiful, quilted image. Without small, locally owned businesses, we’d be nothing but geography, littered with Walmarts, McDonald’s, Starbucks, and Home Depots. We’d be devoid of color. We’d be utterly shapeless because we would be missing a big part of what makes up our collective selves. That’s what our world would look like without small businesses. Supporting local isn’t just a gimmick or a slogan. It really is supporting your local history, culture, and identity. Find one thing on your holiday shopping list from a small business this year. If enough of us do that, we may help ensure that more of those businesses continue to help our cities stay uniquely and unequivocally ‘us.’

THE DYING SUNS By Dave Fountinelle | dave@fresnoflyer.com

t has been a brutal year for the music industry, to say the least. The pandemic killed live performances across the globe. The National Independent Venue Association speculates that up to 90% of the live music venues in America may have to permanently shut their doors without significant federal assistance beyond what has already been provided. It has been conservatively estimated that as much as $9 billion in ticket sales has already been lost. As a result, musicians have been left scrambling to find alternatives to their traditional bread and butter for revenue and promotion. Even successful, well-established acts have had a tough time getting fans to cough up premium ticket prices for live-stream concerts on empty sound stages. For new, upcoming artists still struggling to build a fan base and get their feet in the door, the moratorium on live shows has been nothing short of devastating. For the guys in The Dying Suns, the Clovis-based retro-rock five-piece, the shutdown presents as much opportunity as it does obstacle. “We were only playing together for about a year when the pandemic started,” 18-year-old guitarist Max Winterburn recalls. “We were still working on developing our style and polishing our live performance. So, this was something that could either make or break us, depending on how we reacted to it.”

Instead of throwing in the towel and calling it quits, Winterburn - along with vocalist Harrison Silva Costa, bassist Zachary Sylvester, drummer Bryce Lowenthal, and keyboardist Thomas Voelz - decided to adapt and overcome. They have used the shutdown as an opportunity to write and rehearse so they can hit the stage with a vengeance when live shows return. They’re also taking some cues from other artists who have used social media to create new ways to bring fresh content to their fans. “We’re working on a YouTube series that’s just us doing random things and having fun together. We want to explore as many avenues as possible to grow our fan base and get people excited about what we’re doing.” Winterburn explains. The Dying Suns origin story is a fairly standard tale: High school friends with talent for days and rock star hair united in the common cause of saving the world through the power of rock n roll. After a year of writing and rehearsing together, The Dying Suns released their first single, “Queen Cobra.” Roughly a month after the song was uploaded to the streaming services, the pandemic shut every| FRESNOFLYER.COM |

thing down. It ended live music for the foreseeable future. “For us, it was never an option to let this be the thing that broke us as a band,” Winterburn states, matter-of-factly. “I mean, yeah, not being able to play live shows definitely makes things harder in some ways, but we just took it as an opportunity to focus on improving ourselves as much as we can. So, instead of playing shows, we’re writing, and we’re rehearsing. We’re exploring creative ways to make and maintain that connection with our fans and build our brand in the absence of live performances.” Part of their commitment to growing and improving as a band was to add a fifth member, keyboardist Thomas Voelz. According to Winterburn, Voelz was precisely what the band needed to fill in the blanks and complete their lineup. The Dying Suns’ music would best be described as part of the “retro-rock” throwback trend currently popularized by bands like Greta Van Fleet and The Struts. “70’s revival” is how Winterburn describes the bands sound. Tracks like “Queen Cobra,” “Desert Sea,” and “Round Mountain” sound like they could have been outtakes from Led Zeppelin’s early

albums. The riffs and chops on these songs have an energy and refinement rarely found on recordings from artists with decades of experience. Let alone for a group that’s only been together for 2 years and whose oldest member is only 20 years old. For Winterburn and the rest of the band, the only rule for writing music is that there are no rules. “The songs we’ve put out have that 70’s revival sound for sure, but we definitely don’t want to put any limitations on ourselves in terms of writing, image, or anything else. We just want to write the best songs we can, and always push ourselves to do better and better.” It’s hard not to be impressed with what The Dying Suns have already accomplished on their self-titled ep. Their songwriting is solid, Winterburn’s guitar riffs are catchy, and dripping with flourish and flair straight from the Jimmy Page playbook. Lowenthal’s drumming sits solidly in the pocket and carries the rhythm section like a sizzling fajita plate in a restaurant, turning heads all the way to the table. Sylvester’s bass playing provides the thick, juicy bottom end that defined the classic blues-rock sound of the ’70s. Sitting on top of that beefy, saucy musical pile of retro-rock na-

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questions answered By Nadine Pourier Blumenshine npbwellnesscoach@gmail.com

o you have expertise in a job or skill that people always ask you questions about? The same thing happens to me. Here’s a couple of questions I’ve gotten recently. Lately, I’ve had a hard time resisting the salty(or sweet or fried or crunchy) food I crave. Do you have any substitutions that I can eat that won’t make me feel so let down with myself? Sure! Keep in mind that the healthiest replacements are fruit, vegetable, or whole grain-based. Also, a shorter ingredient list on any food you buy is better for you. A lot of times, we choose salty because we’re wanting lots of flavors. Think of the strong flavors you like, and put them on homemade popcorn. Choose a little olive oil with grated parmesan cheese and garlic powder. Or try the popcorn with chili pepper flakes stirred into a tiny bit of melted butter. Sweet cravings can sometimes be our brain signaling us that it needs energy. Fruits like grapes, kiwi, berries, and avocado give it a boost. Dried fruits such as apricots, raisins, and blueberries have an intense sweetness built into them. Just make sure to choose dried fruits that haven’t had sugar added to them. You can also choose a slice of whole-wheat toast with a small smear of honey or an apple or banana spread with nut butter. As we’re moving into the cooler months, our bodies seek warmth and relief from dryness. Foods fried in oils give us that. Almonds, walnuts, and sesame seeded whole-grain crackers all have healthier fats that can help with your fried food craving. Avocados, salmon, olive oil, eggs, and butter will also give you what your body craves. Make an egg in a small pat of butter and

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Fuwa Fuwa means “fluffy” in Nihongo, which perfectly describes the jiggy souffle pancakes that have become a viral food trend in America and have finally arrived in Fresno with the opening of Fuwa Fuwa in the River Park shopping center. The family-owned and operated eatery specializes in creating delicious and decadent treats from the famous souffles to cakes and other japanese baked delights. The cafe also offers tea and espresso to wash down the desserts. Manager Richard Woo is excited to bring Fuwa Fuwa’s unique flavors to the Central Valley. “[these desserts] are very popular in the Bay Area and Los Angeles. This is a perfect opportunity to bring something new to Fresno.” he says. Judging from the long line of locals that has been a fixture at the location since they opened earlier this week, and their willingness to wait 30 minutes or more for one of these fluffy, jiggly delights, it’s fair to say that Fuwa Fuwa is going to be a hit here as well. Fuwa Fuwa is located in River Park, near the I-MAX theater and Yogurtland.

Since opening in 1980, The Brass Unicorn has been a perfect example of the unique, one-of-a-kind shops and stores that make the Tower District such a special part of Fresno. A self-described magical emporium and healing center, The Brass Unicorn provides arguably the most eclectic shopping experience to be found anywhere in the Central Valley. Offering everything from new and used books, unique clothing, jewelry, crystals, herbs, candles, essential oils and more. You are sure to find the perfect gift for the metaphysical enthusiast in your life. The Brass Unicorn also offers services such as crystal healing, astrological charts and interpretations, spiritual counseling, tarot reading, and spiritual cleansings. They also host workshops and art hop on a regular basis. You can check the calendar on their website for specific events and dates. For safety reasons due to the COVID pandemic, The Brass Unicorn is currently open for pick up orders only. You can browse the full selection of products on their website. You can also visit their Facebook page for updates and inquiries. The Brass Unicorn is open Tuesday through Saturday, 12:00pm-5:30pm and is closed on Sundays.

With three locations in Grover Beach, San Luis Obispo, and Morro Bay, Natural Healing Center has been providing medicinal and recreational cannabis products to happy and grateful customers on the Central Coast since 2018, quickly becoming that largest cannabis operator in San Luis Obispo County. Earlier this year, NHC opened its fourth location as one of two dispensaries given operating permits by the city of Lemoore. What separates NHC from the competition is their focus on providing excellent one-on-one customer service. Customers are paired up with a personal consultant to answer any questions they have, and to help them find the right products to meet their needs. NHC is more than simply a recreational cannabis shop. Providing cannabis education is at the core of NHC’s values. Informing customers about the many medical health benefits of cannabis and guiding them in their selection process to find exactly what they’re looking for is what separates NHC from an increasingly crowded market space. NHC also offers daily deals, early bird specials, and discounts for seniors, veterans, and first-time customers. They have the largest assortment of products in California. Their motto is “locally owned, centrally grown”, reflecting their commitment to featuring cannabis products from local cultivators. NHC also has a well-established track record of charitable giving, participation, and community investment that has led to a shared prosperity with the cities where they’re located. In addition to in-store shopping, NHC also offers online ordering for pick up, as well as delivery services in select areas. For more information, menu, and list of services, visit their website.

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Answers to last issue’s puzzles

Fun Facts The Christmas Edition

1. The original Rudolph did not have a red nose. In that day and age, red noses were seen as an indicator of chronic alcoholism and Montgomery Ward didn’t want him to look like a drunkard. To complete the original picture, he was almost named Reginald or Rollo. 2. America’s first batch of eggnog was made in the Jamestown settlement in 1607. Its name comes from the word “grog”, meaning any drink made with rum. Non-alcoholic eggnog is popular as well. 3. Since 1918 the city of Boston has received a giant Christmas tree as a gift from the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. Boston lent considerable support to the city of Halifax during their 1917 explosion and subsequent fire disaster. 4. Paul McCartney’s Christmas song is widely regarded as the worst of all the songs he ever recorded yet he earns $400,000 a year off of it.

5. Than The tradition of hanging stockings comes from a Dutch legend. A poor man had three daughters for whom he could not afford to provide a dowry. St. Nicholas dropped a bag of gold down his chimney and gold coins fell out and into the stockings drying by the fireplace. The daughters now had dowries and could be married, avoiding a life on the streets.

St Nicholas’s donkeys. He would leave small gifts in return.

7. The Rubik was the highest selling Christmas toy in 1980. That time it sold for $1.99 and today it retails for $10.

11. The Yule Log was originally an entire tree that was carefully chosen and brought into the house with great ceremony and burned over the 12 days of Christmas. A Chocolate Yule Log or ‘bûche de Noël’ is now a popular Christmas desert, made of a chocolate sponge roll layered with cream. The outside is covered with chocolate or chocolate icing and decorated to look like a bark-covered log

8. X-Mas actually has a meaning; the X stands for Christ and is a Greek abbreviation.

12. On average, three Christmas trees are planted to replace each one harvested.

9. In 1962 the first US Christmas postage stamp went on sale.

12. According to the Guinness World Records, the tallest Christmas tree ever cut was a 221-foot Douglas fir that was displayed in 1950 at the Northgate Shopping Center in Seattle, Washington.

6. Presiden Coca-Cola was the first company that used Santa Claus during the winter season for promotion.

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...‘Dying Suns’ cont’d from pg 3 chos is Costa’s vocal pico de gallo. With soaring high-range wails and confidence of delivery that channels Robert Plant, fist bumps Freddy Mercury, and throws an empty beer bottle at Ian Gillan’s head. To hear this level of creative maturity and polish from musicians in their late teens in a band just two years old is nothing short of remarkable. As we enter the “dark winter” of the COVID pandemic that health experts warned us about and California once again regresses into mandatory lockdowns across most of the state, the future of live audience entertainment continues to remain in limbo for the foreseeable future. In addition to the already staggering financial cost, there are also long-term impacts on performance art and audience behavior to consider as well. How many local, undiscovered, or struggling artists will be able to weather the storm and emerge with their careers still intact? When the worst of the pandemic is finally past, and the public gets the “all-clear” to start safely attending large gatherings again, will they rush out to do so? Or will apprehension about exposure and lingering concerns for personal safety continue to depress event attendance beyond any official “end of the pandemic” declaration? The challenges presented by the COVID pandemic have had an unprecedented impact on the entertainment industry. Yet, despite this, art still manages to find a way. Through the power of social media, artists are finding new ways to stay connected to their fans and remain relevant. Not only do those fans have more access than ever before to artists at the personal level, but their support has never been more essential. The best way to ensure that your local music scene isn’t entirely devastated by the pandemic lockdowns is to continue supporting your favorite local bands and artists. Whether it’s buying their merchandise, streaming their music, supporting them on other platforms, or donating to their GoFundMe or Patreon if they have one. The Dying Suns hope to prove that if you focus on writing good songs and are willing to adapt to whatever curves life sends your way, the future can still shine brightly. It’s a pretty safe bet that, once live music comes back, The Dying Suns will be packing the house wherever they play. You can listen to The Dying Suns self-titled EP on all streaming platforms. Follow the band on Instagram @ thedyingsuns, and on Facebook.

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Mariachis began booking events only to lose jobs again By Jacqueline Garcie calmatters.org

ust as people started adapting to the new normal and mariachi musicians began booking small events, positive COVID-19 cases soared again across California. The news fell like a bucket of cold water for several mariachis from LA’s Boyle Heights area. Many received cancellations over the weekend after Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a statewide curfew for all nonessential businesses from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in most counties. The state is also banning gatherings of 15 people or more in order to slow the spread of the virus. Aurelio Reyes has been a mariachi for 12 years and for the last six years, he has been part of a mariachi trio with his wife and daughter. He said that for a few weeks they were more comfortable since work was returning. They were hired again for small at home events. “But now people (are) canceling us and we don’t have other jobs,” said Reyes, who said he has been living off his savings plus donations for months. He said although they sign contracts with clients for events, they can’t force anyone to pay. “When we go to play, we are always cautious,” Reyes said. “We use facemasks, hand sanitizer and (we practice) social distancing.” Israel Moreno, 52, another mariachi from Boyle Heights, said he has been making calls to see if he can get any jobs with other groups playing. “I call my colleagues but no one has work,” he said in distress. “We were just rising up and they cut our wings again. We don’t know to do anything other than play music.”

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Aurelio Reyes, who plays in a mariachi trio with his wife and daughter. have received cancellations as a result of the statewide curfew. Photo courtesy of Aurelio Reyes. Like Reyes, Moreno said that a few weeks ago they were already receiving more contracts but with tighter restrictions jobs are vanishing. Moreno says he is the sole breadwinner for his family, including two children. Helping each other In response, Moreno said that several mariachis are rallying together through the Organization of Independent Mariachis of California. The group has managed to get other organizations to help them with food donations each week. “We put food aside for (mariachis) who need it the most,” Moreno said. “They give us milk, eggs, vegetables, ham and that helps us a lot.” Some have also received financial help. Both Moreno and Reyes were part of the first group to receive a prepaid card for mariachis from the Community Power Collective (CPC), a nonprofit organization helping the needy. Carmina Calderon, a community organizer, said that when the pandemic began, CPC focused on collecting financial aid for street vendors who were seriously affected when street sales were temporarily banned. “But we realized that the mariachis were also in a very difficult situation, especially because many of them do not qualify for public aid,” Calderon said. The group launched an online fundraiser benefiting the musicians and also used other grants.

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Calderon said almost 160 mariachis signed up for financial support. A survey showed many musicians have lost about 70% of their income due to performance cancellations. Some have managed to get part-time jobs as day laborers, but most are still waiting to play again. “Many of them have problems paying their rent, others live in crowded conditions with more companions or are sleeping in their cars,” said Calderon. “Those who live alone here not only worry about paying their rent but also about sending money to their families in their countries.” The organization gave the first round of cards loaded with $400 to 80 mariachis in July. A second round aimed at the remaining batch of mariachis is expected to be given out before Christmas. Calderon said not enough funds have been raised from a GoFundMe account to support mariachis, so the cards probably will be just under $400. Jacqueline Garcia is a reporter with La Opinión. This article is part of California Divide, a collaboration among newsrooms examining income inequity and economic survival in California. --This story was made possible by a grant from the California Health Care Foundation. CalMatters.org is a nonprofit, nonpartisan media venture explaining California policies and politics.

...‘Answered’ cont’d from pg 4 serve it with some sliced avocado. Or pour a splash of olive oil into any pasta dish right before serving. Crunchy foods likely satisfy our desire to use more than one of our senses at a time. The sound, taste, and feel of crunchy can really hit the spot. Raw vegetables and fruits can give you the munching sound and feel that you want. You can add flavor by dipping carrots, celery, or jicama in salsa, a hot sauce, or any nut butter. Fruits like apple and pear are delicious dipped in plain yogurt lightly sweetened with honey. This year has been tough, and I have no motivation or energy to take care of myself. What can I do to change that? I think so many of us are in that same worn-out space. I think we even have some grief over a year that wasn’t what we anticipated. The answer has lots of parts, hopefully, all easy. First, keep paying attention to how you’re feeling, and give yourself grace for whatever it looks like. Then, recognize that you DO want to make a change; that’s your motivation engine. Next, if you’re a planner, think of the same time every day. You can do something that is just for you. It can be only 15 minutes, or a lot longer. Whatever you can fit into your day. Use the time to sit quietly, read

a chapter in a book, work out in the yard, take a walk, play with the dog, call a good friend, or plan a tasty dish you can make for yourself. Make sure it is something that feels good to you. Building a routine at the same time of day will make it easier for you to keep it up. If you aren’t a planner, take a moment every morning to decide when and what you want to do to care for yourself. These morning moments are the routine you want to build, and it will propel you to take time for care later in the day. For added incentive and accountability, include another person in all of these steps. You’ll both be more successful in the actions that you choose. Finally, make sure you give yourself credit for anything you did to care for yourself. Seeing and acknowledging our successes, no matter how large, is especially hard when we aren’t feeling like ourselves. And the positivity that goes with the acknowledgment will help keep you motivated. Where can I see more answers to questions, or send you questions? I’m glad you asked! You can subscribe to my newsletter at https://npbits.substack.com/. Every month I provide wellness info, suggestions, and ideas that may make you look at

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your health a little differently. Or, you can always email me at the address below. Nadine is a Wellness Mindset Coach who helps women struggling to give themselves permission to prioritize living the healthy lifestyle they dream of. She guides and supports women to the place where they feel good about how they care for their own bodies. Nadine can be reached at npbwellnesscoach@ gmail.com, and is on Instagram @npbwellnesscoach.

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Chicken King 1234 Fulton St, Fresno, 93721 559-266-5464

Armenian Restaurant 3051 E. Ashlan Ave Fresno, 93726 559-681-0988

Bollywood Indian Street Food 7059 N Cedar Ave Fresno, 93720 559-493-5975

Angkor Asian Bistro & Bar 1568 E. Champlain Dr. STE 105 Fresno, 93720 59-492-2344

BooBoo Bean Bakery & Café 2063 W Bullard Fresno, 93711 559-570-8093

Annex Kitchen 2257 W Shaw Ave, Fresno, 93711 559-248-8512

Bulldog Burger Bistro 1782 E Barstow Ave Fresno, 93710 559-492-2420

Benaddiction 3015 W Bullard Ave Fresno, 93711. 559-374-6082

Casa Corona 1724 W Bullard Ave Fresno, 93711 559-283-8605. Second location: 7044 N Cedar Ave Fresno, 93720 559-323-7409.

The Berrock Shop 2016 W Bullard Ave, Fresno, 93711. Curbside pickup available. Visit the website for a complete menu www.berrockshop.com/menu/ or call 559-439-0402

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CASA de TAMALES 609 E Olive Ave, Ste C Fresno, 93728 559-541-4656

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Gus Kebab 855 Kern St #180 Fresno, 93721. Take-out and delivery (for 3 orders or more) options available. 559-353-2119

Colorado Grill 2088 W Shaw Ave #3422, Fresno, CA 93711 559-412-7860 46 E Herndon Ave, Fresno, CA 93720 559-439-2747 1207 Willow Ave, Clovis, CA 93612 (559) 325-3460

Michelangelo’s Pizzeria 619 Woodworth Ave, Clovis, 93612. Pick-up only Monday through Saturday from 4 - 9 p.m. You must call in to order, first. 559-322-1666

Corner Bakery Café 8464 N Friant Rd, Fresno, 93720 (559) 328-5991

Patio Café 5138 N Palm Ave Fresno, 93704. Discounted family meals available. Takeout, curbside pickup available. Delivery also available. 559-243-1074

Cracked Pepper Bistro 6737 N Palm Ave Fresno, 93704 559-222-9119

Sal’s Mexican Restaurant 7476 N Fresno St Fresno. Curbside take-out and delivery for orders $30 or more. Open 10:30 am to 7:30 pm. 559-438-3030

DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant 1530 E Nees Ave, 559-321-0544. 2221 W Shaw Ave, 559-221-6337. 144 N Blackstone, 559-237-7054. 7038 N West Ave, 559-436-1650, 5635 E Kings Canyon, 559-252-7100. 1071 E Shaw, 559-229-7811. 1914 W Clinton, 559-266-9893

Santa Fe Basque Restaurant 3110 N Maroa Ave 93704 Fresno. Take-out is available Monday through Saturday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Call 559-226-7499

El Mariachi Mexican Restaurant 3046 W Bullard Ave Fresno, 93711.

The Curry Pizza Company Fresno and Clovis locations open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Shaw & Marks: 559-365-7000, Willow & Nees: 559-206-7000

El Premio Mayor 3247 E McKinley Ave, Fresno, 93703. Call in and take-out orders only at the moment, curbside and delivery coming soon. 559-498-9925

Teriyaki Don 6731 N Cedar Ave, Fresno, 93710. Takeout available, as well as delivery through DoorDash and Teriyaki Don app orders. 559-439-6759

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Rich, Flavorful Recipes for Memorable Holiday Moments (Family Features) For many families, spending special moments with loved ones feels more important than ever this year. Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re spending the holidays with family or inviting them for a virtual call from afar, you can plan ahead to enjoy the same dishes even without being at the same table. Tap into family favorites like these seasonal sweets that include California Walnuts for rich, holiday-worthy flavor. Overnight Walnut French Toast with Cranberry Walnut Ginger Compote offers a tart-sweet combination perfect for a holiday brunch and allows you to prep the night before and simply pop in the oven when you wake up. Drizzled with a chocolate-peppermint glaze and finished with walnuts and crushed peppermint candies, a Walnut Chocolate Peppermint Bundt Cake can provide the perfect finish to the festivities. The soft cake and crunchy walnuts contrast for an ultimate texture combination. Find more sweet holiday recipes at walnuts.org. Overnight Walnut French Toast with Cranberry Walnut Ginger Compote Total time: 1 hour Servings: 12 Cranberry Walnut Ginger Compote: 1/2 cup California Walnuts 2 cups cranberries 1/2 cup orange juice 1/2 cup maple syrup 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger 1 orange, zest only Overnight Walnut French Toast: 8 slices Texas Toast or 1-inch thick slices French bread 1/4 cup butter, melted, plus additional for baking dish, divided 2 1/2 cups milk or walnut milk 1/2 cup sugar 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1 teaspoon cinnamon 6 eggs To make Cranberry Walnut Ginger Compote: Preheat oven to 350 F. Place walnuts on baking sheet and toast 8 minutes. Remove from heat and chop coarsely. In medium pot over medium heat, combine toasted walnuts, cranberries,

orange juice, syrup, ginger and orange zest. Bring to boil and stir frequently 12-15 minutes until cranberries pop and liquid starts to reduce. Transfer to container and refrigerate once cooled. To make Overnight Walnut French Toast: Preheat oven to 350 F. Place bread on baking sheet and bake 5 minutes, or until lightly toasted on outside but still soft on inside. Butter 13-by-9-inch baking dish. In large bowl, whisk milk, sugar, 1/4 cup butter, vanilla extract, cinnamon and eggs. Dip each bread slice in mixture and let soak about 15 seconds on each side. Place in prepared baking dish, overlapping slices slightly, if necessary. Cover and refrigerate a few hours or overnight. Preheat oven to 350 F. Bake 50-60 minutes, or until golden brown and somewhat firm to touch. Serve immediately topped with Cranberry Walnut Ginger Compote.

Walnuts 1/2 cup crushed peppermint candy To make cake: Preheat oven to 350 F. Lightly butter bundt pan then dust with cocoa powder. Turn pan, tapping, to coat on all sides; tap out excess. In small saucepan over low heat, melt 1 cup butter, 1/2 cup cocoa powder and water, whisking until smooth; let cool. Transfer to bowl of mixer and lightly beat in sugar, peppermint extract and eggs. In medium bowl, mix flour, baking powder, salt and baking soda. Add about 1/3 of dry ingredients to chocolate mixture and beat on low speed to combine. Add 1/4 cup buttermilk and beat again.

Repeat steps ending with flour mixture, mixing only until combined. Fold in walnuts. Spread in prepared pan and bake 50-60 minutes, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Let cool then invert onto serving plate or platter. To make Chocolate Peppermint Truffle Glaze: While cake bakes, melt chocolate chips, butter, milk and peppermint extract together until smooth. Let cool slightly to thicken then drizzle over cake. Top with walnuts and peppermint candies. #15499 Source: California Walnuts

Walnut Chocolate Peppermint Bundt Cake Total time: 1 hour, 30 minutes Servings: 16 Cake: 1 cup butter, plus additional for greasing pan, divided 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, plus additional for dusting pan, divided 1 cup water 2 1/4 cups sugar 1 teaspoon peppermint extract 3 eggs 2 cups flour 3/4 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 cup buttermilk 1 cup California Walnut halves and pieces Chocolate Peppermint Truffle Glaze: 1/3 cup dark chocolate chips 3 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons milk 1/2 teaspoon peppermint extract Toppings: 1/2 cup coarsely chopped California | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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Le Musee de Louvre, Paris. louvre.fr/en/visites-en-ligne The Louvre, the world’s largest art and antiques museum, was forced to close its doors as Paris went into lockdown. While you can no longer waltz into its famous glass exterior, you can learn something of the phenomenal collection via a number of virtual tours, charting everything from Egyptian antiquities to the Galerie d’Apollon. The British Museum, London. britishmuseum.withgoogle.com The UK capital’s famed museum has hooked up with Google Arts & Culture, along with more than 2,000 other leading institutions, to offer an interactive tour. Wander through time and click on different artefacts to see them up close, read up on their history, and hear more information with an audio guide. Guggenheim, New York. artsandculture. google.com/streetview/solomon-r-guggenheim-museum-interior-streetview New York City’s iconic gallery has a Google Street View tour where you can “amble” along its winding corridor and view works up close, such as Catherine Opie’s daring Self Portrait/Pervert triptych; Ivan Navarro’s installation Homeless Lamp, the Juice Sucker; and Ovitz’s Library by Jonas Wood. On top of that, you can also simply gaze upon the building’s remarkable architecture. The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC. https://naturalhistory2.si.edu/vt3/NMNH/ Move at your own pace through the 360-degree room-by-room tour of every exhibit in the museum. The Getty Museum, Los Angeles. https:// artsandculture.google.com/partner/the-jpaul-getty-museum?hl=en Los Angeles’s premiere gallery has two virtual tours, including “Eat, Drink, and Be Merry,” which is a closer look at food in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City. https://artsandculture.google.com/ asset/the-national-museum-of-anthropology-mexico-city-ziko-van-dijk-wikimedia-commons/bAGSHRdlzSRcdQ?hl=en Dive into the pre-Hispanic history of Mexico with 23 exhibit rooms full of Mayan artifacts. NASA. Both Virginia’s Langley Research Center - https://oh.larc.nasa.gov/oh/ - and Ohio’s Glenn Research Center - https://www. nasa.gov/glennvirtualtours - offer online tours for free. Also, you can try some “augmented reality experiences” via The Space Center Houston’s app. https://spacecenter.org/app/

Free Online Ivy League College Courses. https://www.classcentral.com/collection/ ivy-league-moocs Class Central offers free, online instruction courses from Brown, Co- Children’s Etiquette Online Virtual Course. lumbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Daily 1:00pm-2:00pm. https://www.activiPrinceton, and Yale. Many of the classes are tyhero.com/biz/swann-school-of-protocol/ self-paced, and they offer personalized course free-online-children-s-etiquette-class?geo=parecommendation and course/subject tracking lo-alto-ca&location_id=124509&activity_ with reminders. schedule_id=516789&start_date=&end_ date=&aht_cam=blog&aht_src=yourcentral valley In this course your child will learn the The Kitchn’s Cooking School. www.thekitchn.com/collection/cooking-school-373 The 3 Core Values. They will identify when to use them at home, at school, and when out and Kitchn’s Cooking School is a 20-day, 20-lesabout. 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The site offers instructional videos ers. Great for emotional balancing/strengthening. Appropriate for all levels and spiritual Terminology, or one of our many other classon a range of drawing subjects. practices. This class is taking place via a live es that include small fees are also available. Zoom meeting. For more information or to For more information, please, give us a call! How to Draw Cartoons! https://how-to-drawregister: https://www.benesserefresno.com/ 559-730-7646. Our office is open 9am to 3pm cartoons-online.com/ If drawing cartoons is schedule/1737f6b9-623f-449e-a119-aeabMonday-Friday and we can help you meet your your thing, this site offers plenty of free in26de675b_1599318000 future. struction on the topic. The site covers catego ries like ‘80s style cartoons, video game charOnline Art Classes @ Arts Visalia. Arts Visa- acters like Pacman, and Mr. Spock and Darth Calling All Promotors We can help get you lia offers a wide array of classes for children Vader. out there. 559-472-7182 and adults. At-Home Art kits for children are available until we are able to meet safely in the gallery. Visit our website for more details and enrollment forms. Arts Visalia’s spring class enrollment forms are available at Arts Visalia and online. Spring classes start in February. There is a wide range of classes offered for both adults and children Arts Visalia’s Fall class enrollment forms are available at Arts Visalia and online. There is a wide range of classes offered for both adults and children. For more information on all Arts Visalia events and available classes visit our website at artsvisalia.org or call the gallery at (559) 739-0905 CMAC Multimedia, Film and Video Free Online Workshops. https://cmac.tv/workshops/ CMAC is offering a series of online workshops that are free and open to the public. You do not need to be a CMAC member to register. Live guitar lessons with Benjamin Napoles. Discount is taken off the subtotal, before taxes. One time use only, must surrender at the https://www.facebook.com/benjamin.natime of purchase. Cannot be combined with any other transaction discounts. No photopoles Benjamin is offering ONLINE GUITAR copies accepted. Valid only at Clovis location. Expires 12/31/20. CASHIER USE: FFS20G10 LESSONS!! Please Share. You can take advantage of being home and learn how to jam! We OPEN 10 AM - 5 PM will learn songs for you to sing and/or play with Tuesday - Saturday friends. You will learn chords/ scales/ theory and have fun improvising over your favorite We are looking for Volunteers! INTERESTED? songs! Lets make the best out of this time. FIRST LESSON FREE!!! 20$ a half a hour first Call Volunteer Services at (559) 317-6016 lesson free. Available w/ ZOOM, Skype, MesLooking to give back to your community? 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EVENTS Blogilates. https://www.youtube.com/user/ blogilates/videos Most of these workouts are about 10 minutes or less, and based around Pilates workouts to help strengthen and tone muscle. The instructor, Cassey, guides you through the routines in the comfort of her home, sometimes with friends, but oftentimes alone. With these short, attainable workouts, and one-on-one instruction, it can feel like you have your own personal trainer right in your living room—minus the hefty price tag that usually comes along with it. Heart and Soul Fitness. https://www.youtube.com/user/KozakSportsPerform There isn’t anything wild or flashy in the production of these videos—it’s just two people working hard, encouraging you to give your best effort, and demonstrating moves you can do that don’t require a lot of floor space. Coach Kozak does the full workout while Claudia models the modifications, so regardless of your fitness level, you will always have someone to follow. Get ready to sweat! Yoga with Adriene. https://yogawithadriene. com/ Can you already twist your body into a pretzel? Great, Adriene is here for you. Can’t even touch your toes? Even better, Adriene is ready to help. She has so many videos and options that it’s almost overwhelming. Keyword: almost. Her soothing voice and relaxed approach to yoga will keep you—and her other 6 million-plus subscribers—coming back for more. Sweat with SELF. https://www.youtube.com/ playlist?list=PL7Ax6CP9_hgPjjCrA9zNH9ebuvgJ1riXd If you’re looking for some serious (free) “fitspiration,” the “Sweat with SELF” channel is where you should go. From the backdrop of their classes (the NYC skyline is often featured), to the upbeat and spandex-clad instructors, these classes give the most realistic vibe of an in-person group fitness class. You know, but without the group. These classes range from 10 to 30 minutes. However, there is a timer in the corner counting down each move, so the time flies by, as each section is broken up into segments. Most workouts don’t require anything other than your body weight, though some utilize dumbbells and kettlebells. Word to the wise: If you have neighbors living beneath you, these aren’t the videos to bust out at 6 a.m.—be kind and wait at least until 9 a.m.

For the Holidays Candy Cane Lane in Clovis. Celebrate the holidays with a drive or walk down Cindy Lane, off Peach and Alluvial Avenues, December 1st–25th. Over 100 homes are elaborately decorated with lights, displays and yard art guaranteed to thrill children and adults alike.

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Christmas Tree Lane in Fresno. See all of the elaborate light displays and Christmas scenes that transform the houses of Fresno’s Van Ness Boulevard into a magical holiday event beginning December 1st continuing through December 25th. The lane will be open from 6-10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 6-11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. There will be no walk nights this year. 348-9200. Steam Trains in Reedley. Experience the magic of moonlight stream train rides in this cozy and relaxed atmosphere. Kids will also enjoy play areas and trails. Weekends in December through December 20th from 10 a.m.5 p.m. Train tickets: $4. Photos with Santa will be available the first three weekends from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Tree sales will be available from 10 a.m.–5 p.m., daily through December 13th. Pajama Christmas Nights are December 1st–12th, 14th–19th, and Dec 21st–23rd. All dates are tentative. Please call for details. Hillcrest Farm, Reed and Adams, Reedley. 6382762. A Festival of Lessons and Carols in Fresno. An old favorite goes virtual as Fresno Pacific University presents “God So Loved the World—A Festival of Lessons and Carols,” the annual program of Scripture passages and seasonal carols woven together. Enjoy this year’s event free in the comfort of your own home. The program is based on a Church of England service first performed in 1918 at King’s College, Cambridge University. The presentation will be available for viewing now through December 27th and will feature eight FPU music ensembles performing a wide range of historic and contemporary music. Register for free tickets at lessonsandcarols2020.eventbrite.com. Fresno Pacific University. 453-3677. Fantasy of Lights in Fresno. Join for some holiday cheer to close out the year at the first-ever Big Fresno Fair’s Holiday Fantasy of Lights Show from December 3rd–January 3rd. Closed Christmas Day. Drive through the winter wonderland with 450 light displays all while enjoying Christmas music, hot cocoa, and more from 5–9 p.m. $20 per vehicle Monday– Thursday, $25 per vehicle Friday–Sunday. Plan to buy tickets in advance. Ticket prices go up $5 per vehicle at the gate. Fresno Fairgrounds, 1121 S. Chance Avenue, Fresno. 650-3247. Zoolights in Fresno. A fun family event 5–8 p.m. on December 4th–6th, 11th–13th, 18th–23rd, and 26th–30th. The Fresno Chaffee Zoo is transformed into a magical world of lights where families can stroll trough brilliantly lit pathways, take a photo with Santa, and enjoy live entertainment. Tickets: $6–$10. Fresno Chaffee Zoo, 894 W. Belmont Ave., Fresno. 498-5920.

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Arts Visalia Annual Holiday Show and sale. December 9th-12th, Dec. 16th-19th, Dec. 23rd, 2020. 12:00pm-5:30pm. Virtual Event URL: http://www.artsvisalia.org/virtual-tours/ Would you like to support local business and local artists this holiday season? Then look no further than Arts Visalia’s Annual Holiday Show and Sale. SIf Arts Visalia is unable to open our doors for our Holiday Show and Sale we will be offering the opportunity to schedule your shopping trip Wednesday through Saturday from 1:00 PM- 3:00 PM. From January 6th29th, 2021, Arts Visalia will be hosting Surviving or Thriving: 2020 in Review. This will be a community art show featuring art reflecting the impact of 2020. Applications to participate in the show will be accepted until 11:59 p.m., Dec. 4th, 2020. $100 awards for Best in Show and People’s Choice to be announced on Friday, January 8th, 2021. Visit www.artsvisalia. org/exhibitions/community-show to apply Hometown Christmas Drive-Thru in Madera. Not too many things are more charming than a Hometown Christmas! Families will enjoy the lights, sights, and treats in a Hometown Christmas Drive-Thru. The lighted floats and decorations provided by local businesses and organizations remain stationary while you and your car become the parade! Look out for “Santa’s Shops” that will house Madera County cottage vendors who will be selling treats for your caravan. The Hometown Christmas Drive-Thru is open December 10th–12th from 5–9 p.m. A $5 ticket is required for entry at your choice of time and date. Tickets may be purchased online at maderafair.com and are limited! Madera District Fairgrounds, 1850 W. Cleveland Avenue, Madera. 674-8511. The Living Nativity in Fresno. Come experience the reason for the season through this fun drive-thru event. Enjoy scenes, live animals, caroling, and more! December 11th and 12th from 5:30–8:30 p.m. Life Cathedral Church of God, 6865 N. Maple Avenue, Fresno. 299-4747. Holiday Party at Fresno Bully Rescue in Sanger. Bring the whole family, including fido, for treats, cookies, hot cocoa, apple cider, and more! Take a dog-friendly photos all while benefiting a good cause! December 12th from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. This will be an open-air event with social-distancing. All dog must be on leashes. Fresno Bully Rescue, 11740 E. Belmont Avenue, Sanger. 276-7611. Fresno’s Downtown Christmas Parade. The 91st annual Downtown Fresno Christmas Parade is on December 12th from 5–8 p.m. This year’s parade will be a reverse parade, with participants decorating on-street parking stalls on Fulton Street between Tulare and Tuolumne Streets. Families will be able to drive down Fulton Street to experience the parade from the coziness of their car. Downtown Fresno. 490-9966.

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Dave Koz and Friends: The Greatest Hits of Christmas 2020. Saturday, December 12, 2020. 5:00 pm PST *Event originates in a different time zone with a local start of 8:00 pm. Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall. Virtual Event URL: https://www.vanwezel.org/boxoffice/dave-koz-and-friends-the-greatest-hits-ofchristmas-2020/ Dave Koz and Friends: The Greatest Hits of Christmas 2020 DECEMBER 12, 2020: $35 per stream TICKETS ONSALE NOW! DAVE KOZ & FRIENDS: THE GREATEST HITS OF CHRISTMAS 2020 celebrates the joy of the holidays in one-night only LIVE virtual concert event featuring Jonathan Butler, Rick Braun, Richard Elliot, David Benoit, Peter White and introducing Rebecca Jade! In a recording career that spans nearly three decades, Platinum-selling artist DAVE KOZ has earned an impressive array of honors and achievements including nine Grammy nominations, 11 No. 1 albums on Billboard’s Current Contemporary Jazz Albums chart, numerous world tours, 13 sold-out Dave Koz & Friends At Sea cruises, performances for multiple U.S. presidents, a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and appearances on a multitude of television shows, including Good Morning America, The View, The Tonight Show, Entertainment Tonight and more. A Nutcracker Like No Other. Saturday, December 12, 2020. 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm, and 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm. Break the Barriers, Fresno. Virtual Event URL: https://breakthebarriers.org/nutcracker/ Price: $25.00 to $40.00 —$25 for access code only, $40 for access code + download. Break the Barriers is excited to share its first ever, live streamed version of A Nutcracker Like No Other with the Fresno community–showcasing adapted choreography to provide an inclusive experience for all of our performing artists. Bring your whole family together to watch a magical holiday production from the comfort of your own home. This production will feature our professional ballerinas, aerialists, and International Performing Team. When you buy an access code, you are helping Break the Barriers keep its doors open and continue to bring joy to people in our community. Join us for one of our two showtimes! Journey to Bethlehem in Fresno. This live, drive-thru event takes you back to the very first Christmas. Drive through the Marketplace of Jerusalem and the Village of Bethlehem on your way to see the newborn king. December 18th–20th from 6–8 p.m. Approach from the North entrance. Bethany Church Fresno, 9161 N. Maple Avenue, Fresno. 434-2500. The Living Nativity in Riverdale. Drive through this spiritual, outdoor Christmas production. December 22nd-25th from 6-9 p.m. Riverdale Assembly of God, 2813 W. Mt. Whitney Avenue, Riverdale. 867-3503.

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Carriage Rides in Clovis. Take a horse drawn carriage ride through the beautifully decorated streets of Old Town Clovis with the jolly man himself along for the ride on Fridays and Saturdays up until Christmas. Check oldtownclovis. org for times and final details. 298-5774.

Run For The Children Virtual 5K. Thursday, December 31, 2020. Virtual Event URL: http://runsignup.com/runforthechildren. Join us in running for the children, any time through December 31st! The purpose of the Virtual Run for the Children 5k, is to raise community awareness about Child Abuse and to raise funds to further the work of Breaking the Silence™, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Register today at http://runsignup.com/runforthechildren. The Premise (Quarantine Edition): Virtu al Comedy Show. Every Wednesday, 8:00 Fresno Video Speed Dating - Filter Off. The pm - 9:30 pm. https://www.eventbrite. Fresno video speed dating event is the most com/e/87901025333 effective way for men and women to meet. Whether you are recently single, new in town, Swede Fest 20. Friday, December 11, 2020. or have been single for a while, this event is for 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Fresno’s favorite homeyou. To attend our video speed dating events, made film festival is back and with movie make sure to download the app here. This is theaters closed that means we have to improan online event for Fresno singles only. Every vise. This year the idea of creating your own Friday we’ll set up Fresno specific speed dating entertainment only amplifies the true spirit sessions and set you up on three, 90-second of sweding! A “sweded” film, of course, has dates! Filter Off is modeled after real-world nothing to do with Sweden and everything to speed dating and is designed to get those do with weird, homemade remakes of your fa- with confidence, courage and crazy schedules vorite films as seen in Michel Gondry’s 2008 meeting each other face-to-face. We look at film “Be Kind Rewind”. So pick your favorite your age, location, height and education prefmovie, recreate it with whatever you have layerences and attempt to find someone that fits ing around the house, send it to us and we’ll all of them. These events will take place in the have a good old fashioned virtual screening on Fresno, California area. Facebook, YouTube, CMAC, and maybe even some other places on Friday, December 11, Fresno Online/Virtual Game Night: Trivia, 2020 at 7 p.m. Your sweded film must be subCharades, and Drawing, Hosted by Let’s Roam mitted by Sunday, December 6, 2020 at 11:59 Scavenger Hunt Adventures. Monday-Sunp.m. Films should be no longer than four minday, 6-9pm. Let’s Roam’s Virtual Game Night utes and suitable for all ages. There’s no cost makes it easy for you to have an epic game to submit or attend the virtual screening. For night any night. A leader in global adventures, more info and to watch some sweded films Let’s Roam has taken our mission virtual, from past editions, visit https://swedefest. helping people explore, discover, and connect com. through a one-of-a-kind video platform. We’ve combined crazy-fun games with embedded Plague Diaries. Friday, December 11, 2020, video chat software for a game night experi1:00am. Virtual Event URL: https://www.fresence that will level up your joy. You’ll take on nocitycollege.edu/events/plague-diaries.htm- five rounds of fun games through Let’s Roam’s l?date=1607673600000-1607673600000 next-level video call software. Virtual Games you’ll experience: Trivia: 8,000+ questions, Brewlights at Fresno Chaffee Zoo. Decem60+ categories including Rom-Coms, Histober 17, 2020. 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Fresno ry, 90’s Music, Disney, and more. Get down Chaffee Zoo. 894 W. Belmont Avenue, Fresto quiz-ness and go brain-to-brain with your no. Enjoy the miles and miles of holiday lights friends. Charades: Can your team guess what throughout the Zoo at this festive 21+ event. you’re acting out? This classic party game has We’ll have brew stations throughout the Zoo gone virtual. Dozens of themed categories to offering beer for purchase while you enjoy choose from. Let’s Draw: This is Pictionary holiday music, live entertainment and seasonwith a virtual twist. Guess what your friends al treats! Fresno Street Eats will be curating are drawing before time runs out. Trivia About food trucks to bring the best food from across You: Find out how well people know you! Fill Fresno to the Zoo! Entertainment provided by out a short questionnaire, and Let’s Roam’s The Killer Dueling Pianos. This event is 21+. All platform will auto-generate personalized health and safety rules will be in effect includquestions. Drinking Games: For the party aning social distancing, mask zones and timed imals, this themed game night option offers ticketing. drinking games and drinking-themed challenges. No more spreadsheets, third party video Calling All Promotors We can help get you software, and game night chaos. Our game out there. Let us take care of the print and disis bundled right into our custom video call tribution. Need a design? We can do that, too. software. Access your virtual game night on 559-472-7182 a desktop, laptop, or tablet. https://www.letsroam.com/roam_from_home/virtual_game_ FresnoFlyer.com night?utm_source=event_brite_free_game

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Wednesday, January 6, 6-8pm via Zoom You’re invited to this free event to learn more about the legal profession and what a law degree can do for you! At this forum, you will be introduced to law school, from courses offered to admission requirements. Register: www.sjcl.edu or 559/323-2100 A Degree in any major qualifies you to apply to law school.

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EVENTS Live Concert Streams Jagged Live in NYC: A Broadway Reunion Concert. Sunday, December 13, 2020. 5:00 pm PST *Event originates in a different time zone with a local start of 8:00 pm. Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall. Virtual Event URL: https:// www.vanwezel.org/boxoffice/jagged-live-innyc-a-broadway-reunion-concert/ Jagged Live in NYC: A Broadway Reunion Concert DECEMBER 13, 2020: $27 per stream Early Bird price increases to $33 per stream on November 23 TICKETS ON SALE NOW! For the first time in nearly 10 months, the Broadway cast of the 15-time Tony Award-nominated musical Jagged Little Pill is reuniting on stage for one night only-in a special performance live from NYC. will bring Elizabeth Stanley, Celia Rose Gooding, Sean Allan Krill, Derek Klena, Lauren Patten, Kathryn Gallagher, Antonio Cipriano, and more, to the stage of Shubert Studios at 787 Seventh Avenue for a night of searing performances-and an electrifying dose of collective joy-alongside the Jagged Little Broadway Band. In the spirit of the vital #SaveOurStages movement that has risen during the Covid-19 pandemic, this concert event directly supports our nation’s most vulnerable venues experiencing catastrophic revenue loss during this time of suspension for live arts. Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. 559-472-7182

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Josh Groban: The Virtual Concert Series. Saturday, December 19, 2020. 10:00 am PST *Event originates in a different time zone with a local start of 1:00 pm. Virtual Event URL: No website has been specified for this event. Price: $25.00 to $65.00. Unprecedented times like these call for moments that raise us up -- and no one is better suited for the job than Josh Groban. Having one of the best voices in the biz, Groban has uplifted audiences around the globe with his angelic baritone pipes and moving lyrics. Join him as he continues to share his many musical gifts with this series of livestreamed concerts. AMP: Soul Crackers. Saturday, December 19, 2020. 5:00 pm PST *Event originates in a different time zone with a local start of 8:00 pm. This event takes place at AMP, Strathmore’s club venue in Pike & Rose. Get directions to AMP or learn more about the venue. https:// www.ampbystrathmore.com/live-shows/ soul-crackers Diplo offers themed #COVIDseries sets every Friday and Saturday. Watch the livestream https://www.facebook.com/diplo Major Lazer offers themed #COVIDseries sets every Sunday. Watch the livestream https:// www.facebook.com/majorlazer

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Dillon Francis hosts weekly livestreams, including Taco Tuesdays and Humpday Heaters in addition to appearing Saturdays on Diplo’s Coronight Fever. Watch the livestream https:// www.facebook.com/dillonfrancismusic Indigo Girls do an all request livestream every Thursday at 7 p.m. to benefit different charities. Request songs and watch the livestream https://www.facebook.com/theindigogirls Travis Brooks Quarantine Concerts. https:// www.facebook.com/travis.brooks Travis is a local artist who performs weekly livestream concerts that are available on his facebook page. He continues to create fresh new content for his fans and supporters every week. Metallica. https://www.youtube.com/user/ MetallicaTV/videos Rock Gods Metallica have launched a new concert series, #MetallicaMondays, which will see the band stream a complete Metallica live show on the group’s YouTube channel and on Facebook every week. They start at 8pm (EDT) every Friday. Neil Young. https://neilyoungarchives.com/ news/4/article?id=Subscriber-Fireside-Sessions-to-stream-from-NYA Neil Young is keeping it in the family with his Fireside Sessions - his wife will be filming while he gives a live concert from his living room, presumably by the fire. It looks like his dogs could feature heavily, too. Young is promising a “down-home production, a few songs, a little time together”, which sounds good to us. Find out more via the Neil Young website, see link below. Grouplove performs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on Instagram Live. Watch the livestream https://www.instagram.com/grouplove/ Royal Albert Home. The Royal Albert Hall – yes, THE Royal Albert Hall – is hosting a series of Royal Albert Home performances over the coming days and weeks, which will see “artists sharing their work from their homes to yours”. The free streaming programme already includes Rufus Wainwright, Peter Gregson, Brassed Off and many more. You can also donate to the Hall to show your support. We have Imogen Heap, Kaiser Chiefs and Tim Burgess to look forward to. Radiohead. Yes, Radiohead. The band will be posting weekly classic concert videos to their YouTube channel on Thursdays at 10pm BST (5pm ET). And you can watch them back at your leisure. MTV Unplugged at home. The first installment of this new MTV Youtube series starts that will take place every Friday started with Wiclef Jean. Link: MTV Youtube

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Songkick Live Stream Concerts. Songkick, the concert connection site, hosts live stream concerts and in-home performances from national and local artists all over the world. New events are added daily.

Zoo Tours and Wildlife Streams The San Diego Zoo. https://kids.sandiegozoo.org/videos With what may be the most live cam options, this zoo lets you switch between koalas, polar bears, and tigers in one sitting. Monterey Bay Aquarium. https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/live-cams It can be Shark Week every week thanks to live online footage of Monterey Bay’s Habitat exhibit. Virtual Dives. https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/ vr/?mod=article_inline You won’t need scuba gear to feel like you’re underwater with these stunning high-res 360-degree views of national marine sanctuaries like the Florida Keys, Monterey Bay and the Olympic Coast. You can even pair your device with a virtual reality headset for the ultimate immersive experience. International Wolf Center. http://www.wolf. org/wolves/experience/webcam.asp Highly recommended: the wolf den cam. This morning, it showed a gorgeous white wolf and two others moving around the den. As the site explains, the den is the primary resting spot for wolves during the winter months, where they lie on beds of straw for added warmth. During the summer, they’re more likely to be inside, escaping the heat. Farallon National Wildlife Refuge, San Francisco. http://www.calacademy.org/webcams/ farallones/ This live streaming web cam lets you observe a slice of the coast in Farallon National Wildlife Refuge, home to 13 species of seabirds, five species of seals and sea lions, and land birds. Great white sharks and gray, blue, and humpback whales inhabit the surrounding waters.

National Wildlife Federation’s Bald Eagle Cam. http://www.nwf.org/eaglecam/webcam. cfm This camera gets you right up near the nest, about 30 feet off the ground.

Fun for Kids and All Ages Dolly Parton continues her “Goodnight with Dolly” series, reading children’s books from her Imagination Library every Thursday at 7 p.m. Watch the livestream https://www.facebook.com/DollyParton Crazy Squirrel D&D on Roll20, hosted by Crazy Squirrel Games & Toys. Let the spirit of adventure continue! Behind the scenes, Squirrels have been working diligently to bring you online D&D adventures, and we’re happy to announce we’re ready to start. We’ll offer tables for kids only as well as other tables for adults.Want to play? We’ll be using Roll20 as the platform and we’ve stocked our GMs larder with all the adventures they’ll need. You’ll just need a free account to join a game. Voice Chat will take place within the Crazy Squirrel Discord Channel. https://discord.gg/fBwJbrS Included in this post is the link for payment for the game. The price is $10 for the session. Please choose the DM and date you want to play. After payment is received you will be put into the room for chat in discord. Within the room will be the link to the Roll20 game. Kids D&D on Roll20, hosted by Crazy Squirrel Games & Toys. Let the spirit of adventure continue! Behind the scenes, Squirrels have been working diligently to bring you online D&D adventures, and we’re happy to announce we’re ready to start. Want to play? These tables for kids only. There will be a limit of 6 kids per table.We are having this be for kids ages 1016. We’ll be using Roll20 as the platform and we’ve stocked our GMs larder with all the adventures they’ll need. You’ll just need a free account to join a game. Voice Chat will take place within the Crazy Squirrel Kids Discord Channel. https://discord.gg/GynA2A4 Included in this post is the link for payment for the game. The price is $10 for the session. Please choose date you want to play. After payment is received you will be put into the room for chat in discord. Within the room will be the link to the Roll20 game. Draw with Ed Vere. http://www.edvere.com/ Every Wednesday and Friday at 6 a.m. (he’s posting from the UK) illustrator Ed Vere will share a new “how to draw” lesson via video on his website. So far he’s taught how to draw a lion, a monster and more. The videos remain available on his website after they’re shared, so don’t feel like you have to be up at 6 a.m. Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. 559-472-7182

Lincoln Center Pop Up Classroom. https:// www.facebook.com/LincolnCenterNYC/ Every weekday morning at 10 a.m., Lincoln Center Pop-Up Classroom brings you a daily dose of creative art-making. A Lincoln Center Teaching Artist will lead families and kids in a workshop that uses simple materials found at home. Conducted on Facebook Live. Go to Mars! https://accessmars.withgoogle. com/?mod=article_inline Explore the surface of Mars in the ultimate form of social distancing. While the team at NASA is currently updating the site, you can still take a peek at 360-mode and get a feel for what the Curiosity rover sees every day. Weekday Live Streams with Mr. Jon & Friends. https://www.facebook.com/ events/1074677622899381/ Mr. Jon & Friends is a group that writes and performs music just for kids! With schools are closed, they will be hosting weekday live streams and fun videos at 10:30 a.m. each day. These virtual events are all about fun, music, and laughter. Watch live, and then come back to re-watch alter as often as you’d like. You can find all the info on the Facebook event page. Tour the International Space Station (ISS). https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/suni_iss_tour.html?mod=article_ inline Expedition 33 Commander Suni Williams floats through the International Space Station and gives those of us stuck on Earth a tour of the laboratories, observation deck, the crew’s sleep quarters and more. Virtual Farm Tour. https://www.farmfood360.ca/?mod=article_inline Explore 11 different Canadian farms and food processing facilities. Learn how to milk a cow, go behind the scenes at a sheep farm and meet some of the livestock guardian dogs, or visit an apple orchard.

Virtual Destinations Icehotel, Swedish Lapland. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx6-8cW9rHGNGhELh83fcCg Aurora photography company Lights over Lapland has created experiences for those suffering wanderlust to virtually travel to the Icehotel in Swedish Lapland. The 360-degree videos allow viewers to visit the local Arctic wilderness, meet local huskies and reindeer, go dogsledding and reindeer sledding and even join a Northern Lights hunt. Jerusalem, Israel. samsungvr.com/view/ Wv_0tcndBOG Israel is promoting a whole series of virtual tours for armchair travellers, including one that takes you around Jerusalem’s most famous sights. Videos have a voiceover tour guide giving more information on the city’s holiest places. | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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DAVIS Antique peddler sewing machine vertical feed $250 (Coarsegold) Works 2 GORHAM pieces, 3 great! Contact 658Meriden Britannia Co 1492 pieces and the serving tray is Reed & Barton. 1960’S AM Radio The entire set for $120 Zephyr. In good condition. Works. Electrical firm. 470-8091 text cord also in good conLARGE antique arm dition. (559) 725-0842 chair; lots of intricate hand carving; large and GLOBE BAR Antique very sturdy; excellent style in excellent concondition; size is 25” dition (559) 541-6244 wide by 25” deep by 48” tall Delivery avail- APPLIANCES able for extra charge (559) 269-9079 GE FRIDGE in great ANTIQUE wingback condition, works great. arm chair; mahogany; 805-689-0300 $100 seat is 26” at widest point; 32” deep by 41” LIKE NEW in Cabitall; excellent condi- net Range Stove. Can tionDelivery available Deliver $250 Call 519for extra charge 269- 5223 6079

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LG DRYER - $250 (Kerman) Hotpoint washer heavy duty super capacity $140 comes with a 30 day warranty 559-3720294 OSTER 6 cup blender. It contains a Powerful 450 watt motor with ice crushing power! It has 12 speeds including pulse. Comes with 6 Cup dishwasher safe and scratch resistant glass jar with thermal shock testing to withstand extreme temperature changes. Has an Oster All Metal Drive for lasting durability, Removable filler cap for easy and convenient filling and measuring $30 (559) 704-0270

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05’ HONDA TRX 450R, I am the second owner and I’ve owned it since 2006, this is a super super clean ,really low hours & always garaged bike, it’s been very well maintained & taken care of as the pictures show. This bike is never been in any acciATVS dents or rollovers ,the 2008 YAMAHA Wol- engine has never been verine 350cc (Just cracked open its all Serviced) $3,999 plus stock Factory ,the bike taxes and fees 559-299- runs very very strong & is in amazing shape 1600 !, thank you, call Scott YFZ 450 for sale Very (559) 513-2032 Well maintained Oil changed every 2 rides BIKES About 40 hours on it Fmf pip with cherry bomb Pink slip in hand SELLING A used in condition SELLING something Yfz ltr Ktm honda Call excellent under $300? List it or text for more info or magna 26” women’s here FREE. List some- pictures (559)381-1393 mountain bike. Ready to ride. 60 cash. Txt at thing over. info@fres- $6500” 661 772 3216. noflyer.com F R E E S TA N D I N G Pellet Stove King Pellet Stove Model 5502M for sale. Freestanding automatic ignition pellet stove. Purchased several years back and used every winter, very good condition aside form some cosmetic imperfections. Heating Capacity: 2500 sq ft. Fuel Material: Wood Pellets Fuel Burn Rate: 2-6 lbs/hr Burn Time (on lowest setting): 60 hrs. Hopper Capacity: 120 lbs. Ignition: Automatic Height: 34” Width: 26” Depth: 26” Weight: 210 lbs. $900 (Coarsegold) (559) 940-1099

30 INCH hot point electric stove Color almond or white clean in good working condition 30 day warranty Price $140.00 Call 559-313-7519 No texts please

DYNO VFR old school bmx bike. Solid bike. All original. $150 (559) 363-5281 SCHWINN continental bike, needs some love $100 Call or text (559) 217-9024.

MONGOOSE Fling 100 Freestyle Bike $70 Steel freestyle frame Single speed drivetrain Alloy caliper brakes with 360-degree brake rotor 20” wheels Rims: alloy, rustproof rims provide lightweight durability Steel handlebars Padded seat 2 freestyle pegs for grinds and tricks Recommended for ages 6-11 Clean and in very good condition, ready to ride Please call 559-2614680 (number does not accept text)

LADY’S BEACH CRUISER (PANAMA JACK) Nice bike, just perfected by master bike mechanic. NO ISSUES AT ALL. Rides smooth and has extras including matching drink holder and 22lb max rear rack!!(see pics), even has a on board bottle opener. CARS $125.00. Call Darryl anytime at 559-444- CHRYSLER 300m 3283 $5,000 (Fowler) ExcelARE YOU SELLING lent condition chrysler something? List it here 300m 86k miles 2nd for only $20/ issue. owner. 559-977-41 39 Call 559-472-7182

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BUY SELL TRADE TOYOTA Corolla 2000 for sale. It has only 144,000 miles on it and runs and drives excellent. Clean title, registration is good until March 2021 and it was smogged last week. I am asking 2900 for it. Call or text 559-7188112 2004 AUDI A4 Quattro Super Fast & Fun to Drive Has All Wheel Drive It’s Smogged & Tagged!! Runs & Drives Excellent. And No Mechanical Issues AT ALL! 173,000 miles -Clean Title: -Smogged -Tagged: March 2021 $2850 Price Firm!!! Call or text (559)840-7124

2009 MINI Cooper S hardtop Turbo. 107,000 miles. New tires, new brakes and new battery. Fun car to drive with no issues. Custom alarm installed from Autosound labs. 559289-38 34. Clean title. Pink slip in hand. 2009 TOYOTA Avalon adult owned clean inside and out just passed smog on 11/18/20 runs excellent no issues at all everything works like new AC works heater drive like new has 4 new tires leather seats grey clean pink slip in hand has 179,200 highway miles always changed oil on time very dependable car don’t miss out $7,800 obo Call/ text 559-519-0928 SUPPORT LOCAL

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FARM FRESH eggs $6 (Kingsburg) Pls txt me at 559-707-8297 JACOBSEN riding commercial mower, kubota Diesel motor, 4WD , runs ,drives and works excellent, new tires, all hydraulic, you can select 2, 3 or 5 reels to cut, Interested call or text 559-375-8486 STORAGE Containers $3,000 ALL EQUIPMENT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION 5596919846 FULL BARRELS $75.00 each Half barrel planters $45.00 eachPlease call 559-4749022

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SELLING something under $300? List it INSURANCE here FREE. List something over. info@fres- HOME / Auto / Specialty / Life / Commernoflyer.com cial. Lowest Cost per Thousand of Coverage! Jonathan Wallace FURNITURE Agency! COUNTER Height Tailored Policies with a Extension Table. I have Local Trusted Advisor! had this table for a five 6761 N Willow ave years and need some- #101 Fresno, Ca 93710 thing bigger. 36”x54” (559)298-8900 (Text table dimensions Okay) 54”x54” table extension dimensions 36” MISCELLANEOUS table height I’m asking $300 obo. Call or text. FOR SALE Buick 559-916- 2998 Century $3,900 very 2 WOODEN dinning dependable and clean chairs, both for one (559)301-4816 money, very sturdy. $15 Call or text 559- 12 CHAIN link frence panels for dog cage or 217-9024 goat etc. 1 gate & some ARE YOU SELLING connections approx 6’ something? List it here tall 9’ across $1,200 for only $20/ issue. cash (559)301-4816 Call 559-472-7182

2003 HONDA VTX 1800c. Tons of fun and feels at home 2006 HONDA crf450r in the mountains or 5500 or best offer. Has cruising town. Comes many after market with soft bags. Asking parts. Rims,exhaust, 3500 OBO or possibly bars,top end has less a trade for a 450 dirt than 10 hrs. Suspen- bike. Text me at (559) sion just serviced. Con- 408-1008 tact Victor - (559) 9990979 1999 Kawasaki 250cc MX Dirtbike ( KX250) 2004 HARLEY Da- $2,500 559-341-4015 vidson Road King with 20,000 miles.New S&S carburetor Chrome forks, LED Straight pipe Harley lights front and back, bobber styled bike handlebars, all chrome comes with original housings and braid- front fender and backed lines a lot of extras seat (back pegs as well) here.Dont miss out on 1100 motor EVO the opportunity to own Around 25MI Brand this bad boy at a rea- new battery Has 1961 sonable price. $11,000 pan head tank installed Please call me at 515- -Willing to trade but 240-5768 only vehicles Text only please (559)999-7348

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CLASSIFIEDS IMMACULATE 2017 KTM 1290 SuperDuke GT. No accidents, has aftermarket windshield(and stock). 8900 miles, oil change recent and has new back tire. Too fast for me, but otherwise superb bike. $11,800 Mark 5599089505

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PERSONALS GOOD LOOKIN, tall, slim, white male, 70. Looking to meet slim, white female, 60-70 who likes to go western swing dancing, flea markets, estate sales, fishing, and camping. Call 559-779-1021 please leave a message if no answer.

RVS 1989 wilderness 22ft Everything works No leaks Sleeps 4-5 comfortably Private bedroom with 2 twin beds Bunk bed Dinette converts to bed Private bathroom Asking $4100 Pink in hand Very good condition for age 559-652-8544 22 FT. 1998 Class C RV Has low mileage about 28,000. Runs great, everything works on it. No generator. Has new stickers for December 2021. Selling for $12,900 in as is condition. Call or text (559) 905-7134. 2000 Holiday Rambler Endeavor - $39,500 Pink in hand. Call or text 559-905-4359 2008 28FT hideout by hornet Super slide double doors private bedroom with a queen size walk around bed couch turns into a bed table turns into a bed two arm chairs central AC and heating refrigerator stove oven microwave all in working order Super clean inside and out plenty of storage space $13,800 For more info call (559)790-6018

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28FT 2003 Blazin Toyhauler $11,500 Bumper Pull. Sleeps 6, 1 queen bed, 1 couch sleeps 2, and 1 table sleeps 2. Approximately 16ft of cargo space for toys. Fits a 4 seater razor, quad and a dirt bike. 4000 Onan generator with 925 hours. 100 gain fresh water tank, 40 gallon black and gray tanks each. 25 gallon fueling station. Tires are in great shape approximately 2 years old. Electric awning. New batteries. 2 propane tanks. Bathtub/ Shower. Everything works. $11,500 or obo 559-351-7519 Text or call 1997 COMFORT by door approximately 27 feet super clean inside and out electric slide out walk around bed fully self-contained double door double axle no leaks in great condition new tires electric braking system full kitchen full bathroom table converts to a bed so does the couch comfortably sleeps a family of seven Electric and propane refrigerator electric and propane stove roof AC ice cold hot heater everything works Currently registered until 2021 of August clean title in hand very easy to tow Great family trailer for the price asking $4800 obo call 209 910 8697 for any other information

2011 SUBARU outback 4 cyl. Automatic transmission AWD runs excellent no problem or oil leaks a/c and heater works perfect Nice color outside.. burgundy interior light tan and black. Power driver seat .. alarm cruise control Factory alarm smog check Registration November 2021 Miles 148xxx clean title Ask. $8,900 or make reasonable offer. (559) 281-0348 2004 EXPEDITION Xlt Clean title , Automatic171,xxx original miles Transmission was replaced at 148k Shifts very smooth Runs and drives good, 3rd row seating Tow package, cold ac , hot heater , pwr folding rear seats, clean in and out All matching tires have lots of tread Pink slip and current registration Would make a really nice Family vehicle Please only serious buyers with cash in hand. $4500 (559) 517-4861

98 FORD F-150 for $3500 obo Runs great. 160k miles. Smog. Tags til 2021. Can/ heater. Clean title. Automatic. No mechanical issues. Everything works. If you are interested call or text me at 916-604-1278 Odometer:107,000 miles (Salvage title) Smog ready with certificate V6 3.0 liter Automatic transmission ABS 4 wheels Keyless entry Power TRUCKS Windows Power lock Power steering/ tilt TOYOTA Tacoma Dual Airbags 4Good 2006 $14,600 In great tires Cruise control condition No accident $4500 (559)392-1997 Clean title Backup camera (559) 878-8398 1999 FORD ranger ext cab xlt 4x4 v6 4.0 autoARE YOU SELLING matic cold ac fullyloadsomething? Call 559- ed 164.000 miles 2021 tag $4900 5597240738 472-7182 | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

1963 FORD Falcon Ranchero - $10,000 (Coarsegold) Brand New rebuilt 302 cubic inch with C4 Transmission, 8 inch Ford rearend, disk front brakes, 5 lug bolt pattern all around, custom instrument panel, customized door windows, new tires, new exhaust system. Drivable, current tags and clean title. INQUIRES BETWEEN 9 AM TO 3 PM ONLY, PLEASE. 559-6588320. No texting, not available. 2008 NISSAN Titan for sale (6 seater) Salvage title due to minor accident. Automatic transmission,5-spd w/ overdrive. ABS on all wheels. Anti-theft system. AC/Heater works great. Sliding rear window. Power windows. Power door locks. Cruise control. Power steering. Tilt wheel. AM/FM stereo. CD/MP3. Dual airbags. Alloy wheels. Recently smog and Tag is good till March 2021. $9,500 (Clovis) (559) 286-5746 2011 SUBARU outback 4 cyl. Automatic transmission AWD runs excellent no problem or oil leaks a/c and heater works perfect Nice color outside.. burgundy interior light tan and black. Power driver seat .. alarm cruise control Factory alarm smog check Registration November 2021 Miles 148xxx clean title Ask. $8,900 or make reasonable offer. (559) 281-0348 2003 AWD 3 in 1 Convertible Astro Van (Coarsegold) $7,500 OBO. Call or text Dennis at (559) 760-4580. SUPPORT LOCAL

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