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GREETINGS VIEW Greetings Friends Happy August! What? It’s September? How did that happen? Well, the good news is that when time is

Contents 4 GREETINGS VIEW 5 BEATLES VIEW 6 HEALTH VIEW 7 ART VIEW 8 BREW VIEW 9 PERFORMANCE VIEW 10 CHEF VIEW 12 UNPLUGGED VIEW 14 INTER VIEW 15 MAI TAI VIEW 16-17 BIG VIEW 18 DESIGN VIEW 19 MAMA VIEW 19 ONLINE VIEW 19 RESTAURANT GUIDE 20 SONGWRITING VIEW 20 BLUES VIEW 21 JAZZ & WORLD VIEW 21 FRIDAYLIGHTS VIEW 22 COMEDY VIEW 23 FIT VIEW 25 BARGAIN VIEW 26-29 CALENDAR VIEW 31 REAR VIEW

going as fast as it is, that means that there is so much going on that the time space continuum that we call Modesto USA is rockin’ and rollin’. The even better part is that I talk to a lot of people who also feel that way, maybe because that are planning and creating events that make our city come alive and be special. Whether you are young, old, local or a visitor, the Modesto area calendar is packed. As we get into the Labor Day weekend, we get into gear, running, chasing and sprinting forward. One thing that it is so important about any community is to know where you came from so you know where to go. It is really true that to plan your future, develop your brand, you need to know what you are made of, who built it, and why many things happened. It is your story and every journey starts with an authentic story. It is more important than ever that we make learning and experiencing our history fun, to all ages and get more people involved in telling our story. We need ambassadors of all ages that know the good, so that we spread more good messages. This month, we take you back to the 20s and 30s as the golden age embraced Modesto, when the theatres were built, the arts were strong and we built the foundation of what Modesto is today. From the founding fathers of Modesto, to the visionaries that built the cities to the innovators that will take us into the future, there is something to we can learn from all of this and hope this next generation will absorb our history to take us forward. On thing for sure, it is really easy to get out and about in Modesto. It is pretty easy to lead a healthy life. We have an abundance of healthy food, bikes and trails and a really walkable downtown. This month, we are going to focus on heart health, stopping Alzheimer’s and make strides against breast cancer. We can all do this together and we hope to see you out at one of the walks. Don’t forget there is a Senior Stride too. So take a walk, ride your bike and explore. With all of the great restaurants downtown, like the new Food Fix Butcher & Baker, you don’t need to have a plan, just head downtown, and you will find some-

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Thank you so very much to the American Legion and Dick Hagerty for the honor of being named Citizen of the Year. It is something I will truly treasure and accept the responsibility to continue to be involved and try to make a positive different in our community. Thanks so much to my wife Becky, my family and friends that are so very supportive. I love you all. thing to do, somewhere to eat, something to watch or listen to, every night of the week. We have this Modesto. It you are a Beatle fan, like I am, you will have a great month with some really special musical experiences with the Modesto Symphony Picnic at the Pops, performing with the Classical Mystery Tour and later in the month, a unique multi-media live performance Stroll Down Penny Lane at the State Theatre. But whatever you do, let’s keep it local. We have great locally owned businesses that need us. I saw a great internet post that read, “Shop local, because Amazon won’t sponsor your kid’s soccer team”. This is so true. We love the businesses that advertise in ModestoView as they are the ones that think and live local so please check them out. We love our community, our friends and our opportunities to work together.

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BEATLES VIEW

By Chris Murphy

There is really nothing more magical than a Beatle song. You may not know this, but I am a

Beatle fan. I have even been to Liverpool and have walked Penny Lane, been to Strawberry Fields and to the site of the former Cavern Club. It is truly a sacred place along with the Abbey Road crossing. The songs really come to life when you have actually seen the places that inspired the songs. There are 2 amazing Beatle events in Modesto this month. Beatles songs get even better when they are played by someone who really loves the music and has created a multi-media show that brings Penny Lane to life. Joe Anastasi is the visionary behind the successful Penny Lane Experience show and has assembled an outstanding band of musicians, an animator, and a video artist to create a unique concert experience featuring 25 different films coordinated with the songs that are played above the band. How did this come to be? As a kid, Joe would listen through the

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walls to his sister’s records by Leslie Gore and others and then he heard the Beatles and it was magic! During college he learned guitar and and went to Wall Street setting his guitar aside until he went to a Paul McCartney show in 2002. It brought it all back. He started a podcast in the early days and it lead to a show with the full arrangement and then teamed up with film experts and fellow musicians that shared his vision. I asked Joe how he feels when playing a Beatles song like You Never Give Me Your Money? First time I played through the song, it was “holy crap, I’m doing this Beatles song! It is like an epiphany when the vocals and harmonies come together”. I

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quizzed him about his “moment” during the show, where say to yourself, this is the best part. Joe said “There are a couple, but in the song1985 on the outro, we really build it up and it is a highlight. There are a couple of moments that when you mix the story and the song they get so personal that it brings people to tears. You can experience these feelings in person when the Penny Lane Experience comes to the State Theatre on September 28 at 7 pm. If you even slightly like the Beatles, this is an event not to miss.

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Picnic at the Pops – September 7 Yeah Yeah Yeah! For those of you that love MoBand, this is even bigger! The Modesto Symphony teams up with the greatest band ever to create a wonderful evening under the stars featuring the music of the Beatles with Classical Mystery Tour. This will be a concert that you wish could have happened in real life. All You Need Is Love and A Day in the Life come to life thanks to the Modesto Symphony and there will be a special tribute to the 50th Anniversary of Abbey Road. So get your picnics and blankets ready for a great night on the lawn at the Gallo Winery. Wine will be for sale at the event as a fundraiser for the Symphony. General tix are $ 40/12 youth and the VIPs are $ 62/20 youth that include a special parking pass. Don’t leave early as there is a big fireworks show at the end of the night. We hope to see you there. Gates open 4:30 Show 7:30 Tix at www.galloarts.or

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I am so very excited for the American Heart Association Heart Walk on September 14. We have put together a full team at Sierra Pacific Warehouse Group and with the ModestoView Crew. We are “Handle Heart with Care” and we hope you can help us meet our goal. I fell victim to heart issues and thanks to great care, family and community support, I am running good. If you haven’t been affected, I’m sure you know someone who has. Please consider donating to our team. You can make that difference and we will be there walking for you and those who need it. Thank you. Please click here and donate: http://www2.heart.org/goto/chris_murphy The Sierra Pacific ModestoView team is here: http://www2.heart.org/goto/sierrapacificwarehouseteam

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The first Alzheimer’s survivor is out there somewhere. This is without doubt the cruelest disease ever and there is no time to delay in working on a solution and this walk helps raises valuable funds for research and support. This year’s walk is in Graceada Park on September 7. Here is a link to the local event to sign up, find a walk team and donate. https://act.alz.org/site/TR/Walk2019/CANorthernCaliforniaandNorthernNevada

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks raise awareness and funds to save lives from breast cancer. Each event is a noncompetitive 5-mile walk that brings people together to make a difference for everyone who has been touched by breast cancer. The events raise money to fund innovative research, provide free information and support, and to help people reduce their breast cancer risk or find it early when it’s most treatable. From the opening ceremony to the postwalk entertainment, a Making Strides event is a celebration of survivors and opportunity to remember loved-ones lost. It’s a day that shouldn’t be missed and won’t be forgotten. http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/ MakingStridesAgainstBreastCancer/ MSABCCY19WER

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Greek Food Festival We have one word for you: Loukoumades. This is the most amazing tasty treat at the Greek Food Festival at the Church of the Annunciation. Two full days of Greek culture, food, dance, coffee and fun await you. Your ticket gets you a complete dinner and a whole lot of Greek lore, stories and entertainment. Greek Church of the Annunciation September 21 12- 8pm & 22 11-7pm

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ART VIEW Dog Days of Summer By Jim Christiansen It’s the Dog Days of Summer, even if billed as the Central California Art Association Autumn Art Festival, and artist Eva Hass making the best of it, with “Dog in Yellow Sweater” as the Best of Show Award at Mistlin Gallery. Chella won four awards in this juried event. Bill Harris first in photography with Bicycle homage “Coral.” Other winners include Anna Barber, Nicole Slater, Aaron Buttram, Brian Paris, Randy Crimmel, Karen Kingsley. Drop in at Mistlin Gallery to look up other winners, and the rest of the show. Diane Sorenson won the “People’s Choice” award, for “Wanna Play?” one her 3d Dragon constructions. Show will be up for September Art Walk, and that’s a good time to check in with Mistlin Gallery, Chartreuse Muse and Dragonfly Art for Life for Fall Classes. Michael Haack is the featured artist at Barkin Dog Grill. His very involved draw-

ings take a while to look at and already pretty popular with patrons. Take an hour or so for lunch to really see where these inventive machines come from before the show comes down. Patrick Barr is up for September Art Walk. He leads classes at Dragonfly Art for Life, is known for his caricature and cartoon portraits. Get a map for Art Walk at Downtown Improvement District office. www.modestoartwalk.com A favorite spot has been the sidewalk artists set up at 11th and J. These artists set up a one night show each month, with a quick set up, high hopes and talent, in a spot that includes Tresetti’s, Preservation Coffee, and near Beads of Contentment. After posting some photos on Facebook, I was reminded to put a shout out to those dedicated artists actually out on the sidewalk corner, where I don’t always get the names, or clear photos of their work in the dimming light. One, who can be seen with her vibrant, black light friendly paintings is Alana Juanita Mayhew, and we’ve featured some of her paintings in previous columns without attribution. She’s going places, including planned shows in San Francisco January 2, at the Spark Art

Gallery in the Castro, after recently showing at the Summer Spark Art Park Celebration. Alana will be doing some classes near downtown soon. Other Artist regulars are Done Lee, Nicklous Hunt, Irene Gomez. Amy Anna Soto noted an event, “Building for the Future” September 14 at 800 Rose Avenue, 11 to 4 pm. This is a vendor event, includes art, jewelry, hand made and other merchandise in the mix. Kristy Moore let me know that the Black HeArts Market at Queen Bean is on hiatus this month, to resume in October. Irene Hooper-Gomez let me know that Third Thursday this month will coincide with Artists also showing at McHenry Village for the annual “Taste of McHenry Village” event. Artists will be over by the wine booth, similar timing to Art Walk downtown. If you’d like to show either at McHenry Village, or as one of the sidewalk artists, look up Irene on Facebook for more information. Don’t miss the End of Summer Art Bash at the Tri-Chromatic Gallery on September 7 from 2 – 7 pm with some cool one of a kind offerings, merch packs, lessons and so much more. Don’t miss out on the variety of art we have in our community. Left, Top to Bottom Eva Yates, Aaron Buttram, bicycle by Bill Harris and Karen Kingsley

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BREW VIEW by Christopher Mitchell and Brandilyn Brown

LoFi and Chill

Christopher and I went on the recent DoMo Prohibition Pub Crawl and one of the stops on the crawl was the new LoFi bar on J Street. Being a new bar, we had not yet had the pleasure of having a drink there. We each ordered a Hemingway Daiquiri (which is still on the menu!) created with rum, maraschino, grapefruit and lime and truly enjoyed the cocktail before we moved to the next location. We couldn’t stop thinking about that drink though and knew we had to go back! We met up with owner Lauren Jamieson, who told us the bar’s theme is a musical reference-a place to come chill, relax, and take a load off. The theme carries through the old school record and sheet music décor. Lauren is a Modestan, but recently spent 10 years in New Orleans, and opened LoFi purposefully with a New Orleans flair and hospitality. We felt it the moment we walked in-greeting with a smile, a cup of water and some snack mix. Drinking is very much a social event, and LoFi is all about community. “We want our patrons to know no one is excluded from that feeling of community,” Lauren says. “We want everyone to be comfortable and enjoy a break from the day with a drink. We can find you a drink you will truly enjoy.” You can absolutely feel her love of music, history and libations when you hang out here. The process of spirits, and the evolution of drinking inspires her menus. One of her obsessions is gin: the fact that any clear alcohol containing juniper can be gin is fascinating, as you can find gin with so many other ingredients to compliment juniper like citrus, sea kelp, florals-Gin ingredients really run the gamut and she provides a huge selection of gins for any cocktail mix you could want. “The thing about this industry is you are always learning-there is always something new,

or something we can revisit from history, through innovation or creativity; you cannot be bored in this industry. If you are, it is your own fault,” she says, and we agree-the current menu (which will change 3 times a year) features drinks from three eras: Pre-prohibition, prohibition, and postprohibition. We had a drink from each section and can promise that you will not be disappointed in any selection. “I love the direction I can go with LofI-I can literally go any direction I want with drinks, there are no limits to what we can create. While we certainly can make you a traditional gin and fizz, go ahead and get creative. We can introduce you to some great drinks like the Gimlet. I’m confident our bartenders will help you find your new favorite drink.” The next menu will feature drinks name after famous actors and actresses. Her favorite cocktail to make is a martini, but her favorite to drink? The Singapore Sling. And sorry Beatles fans, she’s a Stones girl. Stop in and have a drink today and remember to drink responsibly. Sip on, friends!

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By Kaye Osborn & the ViewCrew Did you know that many of our local performing arts present a full season with a wide variety of shows. Have you ever considered being a season subscriber? It’s a great way to secure your coveted tickets plus save money. Many theater groups offer season tickets. You can chose the dates you would like or call the box office to reserve your seats. It is a wonderful way to support the arts. There are also special discounts and offerings that are available to members, like advance ticket sales. Let’s take a peek at what is being offered locally in September! Gallo Center for the Arts Mercury: A Celebration of the Music & Life of Queen’s Freddie Mercury Fri., Sept. 6: 8 PM Modesto Symphony Orchestra: Picnic at the Pops Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to the Beatles Sat., Sept. 7 Gallo Winery grounds: Grounds open at 4 PM Concert begins at 7 30 PM Cirque Mei Fri., Sept. 20: 8 PM Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus Live Fri. Sept. 20-Sat., Sept. 21 8 PM, 4 PM and 8 PM Hollywood Revisited Sat., Sept. 28: 2 PM Prospect Theater Project Don’t miss the season preview at the

Prospect on September 8th with a FREE open house appreciation party. You can go by anytime between 2:00pm 5:00pm and check out their new bar. 1214 K Street Modesto, CA 95354 First show of the year is Satchmo at the Waldorf Sept. 20-Oct. 6 You can get a season membership for $120 West Side Theater in Newman Joni Morris: A musical tribute to Patsy Cline Sat., Sept. 7: 8 PM McHenry Museum Second Saturday Talk: The Airport District Dr. Talitha Agan, an adjunct History Professor at Modesto Junior College, will speak on “The History of Modesto’s Airport Distrrict”. Her educational research interests include equity issues concerning education in the Central Valley. As a Modesto native, she enjoys practicing local history and her historical research often concentrates on the environmental and social aspects of western settlement, especially in the Central Valley. The public is invited to this free talk, September 14, starting at 2:00 at the Museum.

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SEPTEMBER 2019

CHEF VIEW

By Chris Murphy

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There is a new star on 11th St. When we

say star we mean “star”. The great people of Modesto always knew that the food Fix Truck operated by Hank and Ashley Olson is one of our local treasures. Then they were sampled by Chef Alton Brown and then featured on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri and the rest of the world learned the Food Fix secret we all knew; great food with everything made in house, innovative tastes and a great solid value that leaves you wanting more. Now Hank and Ashley are bringing the amazing tastes to the 11th St. dining zone. Hank and Ashley have done more than recreate their critically acclaimed Food Fix truck, but have expanded their offerings, baking more of their own bread, and now serve a great line up of beer. The space is beautiful, open and accessible. They have poured their hearts and wallets into the Butcher and Baker and even had a successful Kickstarter campaign and the names of donors are on the chairs and stools. Did I mention that there are a lot of Food Fix fans? The Food Fix crew has a great relationship with their customers, from the Kickstart support to even naming, via an online poll, the Filthy Fix Sandwich. One small thing caught my eye, and you have to be a long time Modesto food fan to understand. One of the menu items is a Sweet & Sour Vinegar Cole Slaw. This is the

closest slaw I have found to my old favorite that used to be served at El Faro Mexican restaurant by Luis Fregoso. When I complimented Hank about this, he revealed that he’s “related” to Luis and that many of his dishes are a tribute to him. There is even a stool at the bar, with Luis’ name on the back. I can only hope that someday soon, there may be an “El Faro Pop Up” day. One can dream. But until then, everything that Hank and Ashley makes is top of the class and really filling. One of my favorites is the Filthy Fix, with just the right amount cured pork, mayo, cream cheese, grilled sweet onions and bell peppers, and hot waxed peppers. The fresh baked Bolillo buns take it over the top. It’s amazing. Hank and Ashley are truly a dedicated husband and wife team. They met when he was instructor and her cooking and baking skills, as well as her artistic skills are amazing. The mural of the Food Fix truck is her creation. They were just married when Hank proposed the Food Truck and they worked hard on that. After the TV shows aired, business jumped 500% and never really let off. They have been going full speed ahead creating the Butcher and Baker and in the meantime, managed to have kids and be a family. You can truly see their teamwork in each menu item and when you walk in, the space is light and airy with cool subway tile and even some old school video

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games. It can be busy, but here is where the training in the food truck pays off, they are fast. They are used to cooking under pressure and the plates come out beautiful, hot and loaded with side like daily mac and cheese special, and of course house made chips and the slaw. You seriously just need to work down the menu and try them all. Otherwise you will stand there, unable to choose. When I asked Hank what his favorite menu item was, it was a tough call and finally landed on his Porkstrami, something he created as a cooking instructor at Institute of Technology culinary school, when the meat did not arrive for his brisket brine, so Porkstrami was born. And boy are we lucky. The craziest thing he has ever put on the menu came from Ashley when someone asked for a Girl Scout Cookie Cookie so the super decadent Walkie Delight was created as a cookie topped cookie. The other was the 3 Little Pigs which was a combo of Porkstrami, Bacon and Belly. So after we finally made through our Luau Fix, loaded with cured pork, Mayo, Havarti (love this) Grilled Pineapple, Chili Garlic BBQ sauce, Scratch made Pretzel Roll and the Pepper Jacked Club with Turkey, Honey Pepper Bacon, Organic greens and scratch made on Focaccia, along with our sides, our taste buds were just buzzing. If that

weren’t enough, Ashley brought out fresh baked cookies. We sampled the Birthday Cake, The Cinnamon Toast and the Bacon, Chocolate and Butterscotch chip. It is a tasty tour that you need to try. Finally, after we shook off our food coma, I asked Hank; Beatles or Stones? It was a quick Stones. In fact he said “I almost wore my Stones T-shirt today”. Just like the Food Fix truck, you order at the counter and then sit back in a beautiful open space and wait for the deliciousness to arrive. Also, you can eat and run and get your Food Fix to go and wait to come back and linger another day. For now, the Butcher and Baker is open for Lunch hours 11am – 3 pm. Later in September, they will be starting dinner service. Stay tuned to ModestoView and we will keep you posted on that. Evenings on the patio sound great. You can still find the original Food Fix truck at special events and you can book the truck for your own gathering. We know we will see you downtown and hope you enjoy it.

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SEPTEMBER 2019

UNPLUGGED VIEW

BA N D O F B R O T H E R S By Aaron Rowan

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“The dream world of sleep and the dream world of music are not far apart.” - Linda Ronstad I called up Linda’s nephew Michael G. Ronstadt some years back to talk details of a concert I was soon to host with his family band. I’m normally a man of very few words, but on this occasion, Michael

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took all of three to four minutes to reach that point, because I happened to be in the dentist’s chair at the time and had just been loaded up with Novocain. What can I say? I had a few minutes to kill, and time management is critical when you’re an air-traffic controller (musical airs.) Michael and his father & brother came through with a walloping fun set honoring the Ronstadt musical legacy all the way back to its roots in Mexico and the southwest. Later, the clan migrated back to my place with a few friends for a late-night jam session. One of the more memorable evenings I’ve had the chance to curate. The older Michael, Linda’s brother, is sadly no longer with us, but Michael G. and his brother Pete will be back in Modesto this month as the Ronstadt Brothers, opening the new season of ‘Sunday Afternoons At CBS.’ Witness the magic at their 3pm matinee on September 8 at Congregation Beth Shalom, 1705 Sherwood Ave. Tickets & more info at www.sundaysatcbs.com. September’s live music schedule at The Dragonfly Art For Life: Friday 9/6, David Finley trio, jamming country, southern rock & blues. Friday 9/13, Zoe Rose, combining country & blues with a bit of punk. Wednesday 9/18, jazz with Alida McKeon & Hunter Burgamy, alumni of the Berklee College of Music. Friday 9/20, Complicated Animals, indie pop blended with Brazilian bossa nova. Friday 9/27, Aireene Espiritu and her trio. Latin & African rhythms, folk, bluegrass, and inspirations from gospel music. Dragonfly concerts run 7:30-9:30 and are $10 cash at door, with extra fees if you’d like to paint while you listen. 1210 J St. in downtown Modesto. Saturday 9/28, the new season of listening concerts at Moon & Sixpence premieres with a vocal recital by Kalea Jackson, fresh off her Valley Talent appearance. She’s been taking her school talent shows by storm the last couple years. Fellow young artists Jack Douglas, Roxy & Roland Carbajal, and Simon Mize will join her for a few songs. 7 PM at 500 9th St. between E & F, $10 admission. Intimate performances. Infinite playlist. MODESTO UNPLUGGED. www.modestounplugged.com

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INTER VIEW By Chris Murphy This month, there are a couple of really important walks, fundraisers and other benefit events for health. Besides the Walk for Alzheimer’s, Breast Cancer Walk, the Rotary Senior Stride and there is the Walk for Heart. Heart health has been something I have been focused on since my atrial flutter experience two years ago and it is something that I watch closely. The ModestoView / Sierra Pacific have a walk team this year and we are seeking donations. In addition to this, there is real new innovation here in Modesto, something new that is of national significance. For so many, getting tested for mammograms, or heart disease has been something that takes months to get an exam, lots of doctor red tape and in many cases, is too inconvenient for many. Jim Drury of Modesto has invented a revolutionary way to bring testing to the masses and take it out of the hospital and bring it to public events and even the workplace. His own struggle with heart disease in his family lead Jim to develop an amazing software and deploy it in a mobile clinic. We normally don’t focus on some of these business activities, but this is truly innovative and is being created here in our area and potentially a health care game changer. With manufacturing in Ceres and Patterson, an expert team of developers and medical experts, these mobile clinics are rolling out across the USA. Let’s meet Jim Drury, of Life Saving Images. ModestoView: How did you develop the passion for this? Jim Drury: First hand painful experiences, how health issues can hurt families. That has given me a passion to fight back. My dad died of a heart attack, with no symptoms, when I was 9 years old. I went to school one day, came back and he was dead. I didn’t have a chance to have a beer with my dad, or play golf, or share growing up with him. Three of my family members have breast cancer, discovered in a 3 year time period, 2 of the 3 were late stage. That was the last straw for me. I was angry and still am, that cancer and heart disease hurt so many people, including kids of parents who die. I told my wife, I need to start a company to increase screening, and make it easier to fight back. What good is advanced screening technology when screening rates are declining - why? With what we know now, and the advanced screening technology we have, if my dad was alive today we would have found his silent heart issue before it killed him and we would have fixed it. The same with cancer, which grows steadily and can be found early. I am fighting back for others to provide education and access to more convenient screening, and to include everyone, not just people in certain areas, or with certain insurance, etc. Cancer and heart disease do not discriminate and we cannot either. Those

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are the issues that motivate me every day. MV: Why do you think that it is so hard to get the screening and tests that people literally need to survive? JD: Studies show the biggest issue is time, as some screenings at a fixed location can take 2 hours or more and require more time to schedule and take off work. Everyone is busy, and screening is often neglected for years. But with LSI, it takes 10 minutes or less because we eliminate the driving and outdated ways to schedule a screening. When it’s that convenient and fast, almost everyone wants to get screened. Once you have been completely screened for the 6 major cancer risks, diabetes and heart disease, and know your baseline, then its empowering to have the upper hand, and you can enjoy life more fully. With LSI, you can manage screening for all major risks for you and your family on your smart phone, coordinated with your physician. MV: How are these mobile clinics such a game changer? JD: The mobile clinics and our software eliminate all the objections to screening. Let’s look at just one type of the 8 screenings we provide - the heart MIC (Mobile Imaging Clinic). Heart disease is the #1 killer and a threat to all men and women. Our offering started after multiple employees of some very famous Silicon Valley companies died of a heart attack with normal blood pressure and normal cholesterol. They had no symptoms - just like my dad, there was no warning. Their family members found a test developed at UCSF that could have saved these lives. But the test was not used in their case because it was expensive, not covered

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by insurance, and few centers were equipped to offer it. Mammograms were not covered by insurance for 20 years either. They contacted us, and asked if we could build a mobile imaging clinic, reduce the cost to a price of $150, rather than $1,000 at some providers, and screen in 10 minutes for use at employers and other locations. We agreed to try, and after 2 years of very difficult R&D, we built the world’s first truly mobile 10-minute heart exam, essentially “a mammogram of the heart” for men and women at employers, physician offices, and cities. I can tell you this is a major breakthrough. This test is extremely effective and we are the only provider that can move daily and go to restricted areas like physicians offices. Our timing is perfect, as the American Heart Association recently published new guidelines recommending this test as applicable for intermediate risks, which are the majority of Americans. We have now screened many Apple employees and many others. This is the only screening that costs anything out of pocket, but it’s such a low cost for such a big benefit. We expect to save more than a million lives with this innovation by itself. MV: This is more than just a mobile clinic, it is an integrated software project, how have you found the coders for this and why is the technology so significant? JD: I lived in the Bay Area for 30 years, and have run multiple medical software companies. Its still good to be near the Bay Area, as we were able to hire some very gifted software developers and coders in Silicon Valley, and that gives us a significant competitive advantage. We are employing and training more in the Central Valley now.

MV: Where are these clinics deployed locally? Modesto, 11th and L street, next to the DoubleTree hotel every 2 weeks. Please go to our web sitewww.lifesavingimages. com and enter your email for our newsletter, and screening schedule by zip code. You will see many spots in the Central Valley for screening. New locations and dates are added every day. MV: What is on the near horizon for Lifesaving? Partner with more hospitals and physicians, especially in the Central Valley. One of our brightest and most innovative areas are our partnerships with mid-sized cities. This is an area of significant help for the Central Valley, and cities with a population of 5,000 to 40,000 people. When we partner, screening rates rise, and the benefits of early detection help many people. The cities want to help their citizens. To give back, we give free heart screening to the fire departments and the police departments. They protect us so we need to protect them, and their families. MV: Five years from now what do you hope to have accomplished? JD: To be in all 50 states within 2 years from now, and ideally license our software and services in Europe and other international locations. Cancer, diabetes, and heart disease are big problems everywhere in the world. Our responsibility is to help save as many lives as possible and that means we need to grow. We won’t have accomplished much if we cannot help a lot of people by attacking the problem and continuing to grow. We hope to be a large employer and a public company someday. We want to treat our employees well and make sure we are compassionate and helpful to our patients, to provide education and a path to real help. MV: Besides working hard on this project, what do you enjoy most about living in the Modesto area? JD: Living in the Modesto area has been great! It’s the simple life, and I enjoy the super friendly people. I think there is great opportunity in Modesto and great community pride. My personal goal, like many people I have met here, is to help Modesto and the greater area here in the Central Valley any way we can. I feel comfortable here. People care about the community. As the Modesto View shows so well, there is a lot to do here, and if you can’t find it already, you can more easily organize it here, or find someone with a similar interest. The people I meet here are very down to earth people, and are fun to be around. To find out more about Lifesaving Images, please check out http://lifesavingimages. com/

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MAI TAI VIEW

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Do you want to be in the Nutcracker? Audition day is September 7.

This is a great opportunity to be a part of one of Modesto’s great holiday traditions. You need to preregister on September 3, 4, 5, 6 between the hours of 4:00pm– 7:00pm. Office location is 5039 Pentecost Drive, Suite B2. Registration will take about 10 minutes. The child auditioning must be with you.

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which translates to “Out of this World — The Best” August 30 was the 75th Anniversary of the Mai Tai. Invented by “Trader” Vic Bergeron at his bar, then named Hinky Dinks on San Pablo Ave in Oakland, the MaiTai became the torch bearer of the Tiki movement through the 40s, 50s and still today. In fact, the Tiki culture is growing with many new Tiki bars opening all over the world. However, the legendary MaiTai has become a generic name for any kind of pineapple orange juice and rum, something that a cruise ship would serve, so beware. But friends, the original MaiTai is a seriously amazing drink, simple in ingredi-

ents and requires some skill. You will be amazing how refreshing it is and you won’t get any Love Boat nightmares. Here, my rum loving friends is the original Trader Vic’s Recipe from 1944. The great drinks of our past are our future. Please prepare with respect and drink accordingly. – 1 oz lime juice – 1/2 oz orange Curaçao – 1/4 oz orgeat syrup – 1/4 oz 1:1 simple syrup – 1 oz aged Jamaican rum – 1 oz aged dark rum 1/2 lime pressed peel side up for garnish with sprig of mint You can get this recipe at Ralston’s Goat.

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SEPTEMBER 2019

BIG VIEW

Vintage for the Future By Chris Murphy

History and Civic Pride 101

History is not for the young? Why, you say? It’s all part of civic pride and you don’t have to be old or retired appreciate the history of where you live or where you go. In fact, the earlier people learn about their city, the more pride we will have. Civic pride is based on history and you know when you go to places that have a lot of history, the pride of how much their citizens love their city really shows. The people of New Orleans know their history. Green Bay loves their legendary football team. Boston is Boston strong and the list goes on and on.

Modesto needs to be in Modesto USA, A Classic American City. We have a ton of cool resources in our community to help you understand, know and learn about your history. The McHenry Museum and the McHenry mansion are places that are very special to our history and were built when William Ralston “modestly” declined to have this city named after him and Robert McHenry made a bet on Modesto, invested and built. Through the late 1800s as Modesto developed as a city, we were always been ahead of the curve and innovating. What was true then is still true today; Water, Wealth, Contentment & Health still stands. With our irrigation systems and early advances in electricity and aviation Modesto was quite the happening place in the Victorian age and has the early 20th century developed. Early10th St. was lined with theaters and hotels and performing arts were an important part of our culture and still shine today. Agriculture started driving our region. Modesto was an original fork to farm community and still is today as our products feed most of the world and Gallo, the world’s largest winery, leads the industry as it has since the end of Prohibition. Our history of architecture is no different. Modesto lead the way back in the late 1800s and early 1900s as the wealth of our agribusiness attracted leading architects and designers. During the 30s and 40s, the central valley ranch style home became it’s own style and we even attracted cool European designs. Then in the 50s and 60s became a hotbed of mid-century modern design many of which still exist today. In fact, these styles are leading the way of new design and many of our original dwellings still stand. You can learn more about this during Modesto Architecture and Design Week, aka MADWeek, September 21-28. We have these really cool collations of cultures from the Victorian to the Bauhaus age to the mid century modern when suburban innovation was changing our culture, the highways and the drive-ins gave way to the cruising eras of American Graffiti where the tailfins and the futuristic modern designs paved the way for a baby boom generation. Like many cities around the world we need to celebrate these amazing cool cultures.

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Did you know that Ronald Reagan played William Ralston in one of his last dramatic film or TV roles in “Raid on the San Francisco Mint” episode of Death Valley Days in 1965? It’s true. Reagan was both the narrator and actor in this thrilling 30 minute episode (photo Cointalk.com)

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Our history intersects at many places. Modesto’s agriculture riches led to the creation of rockabilly music in the 30s and 40s with the migration of the “Okies” and the central valley hillbilly boogie music scene created by the Maddox Brothers and Rose would later lead to Buck Owens and Merle Haggard all of whom worked and lived in around Modesto, while our radio station KTRB broadcast this hillbilly boogie Rockabilly music across the world, even influencing a young Elvis Presley. At the same time we had the innovative design with Bauhaus architecture with the Hall of Records in Downtown Modesto built in 1933. FOR MORE MODESTO INFO: www.modestoview.com

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So the cultural aspects have been there and now we need to make sure that this current generation and especially our next generation have the knowledge that will teach people to be Modesto proud. It is more important than ever that our local history reaches these next generations so we can build on the good things that our city represents. From the birthplace of Rock and Roll via Rockabilly, the innovation of the wine industry from Gallo, the innovation of the sport of mountain climbing by Royal Robbins, the design and architecture of our dwellings and the celebration of our classic culture by a new filmmaker George Lucas, there is so much about our history that is exciting and these stories need to be shared. So this is where we need you! We need more history buffs. We need more docents to share our history with visitors. The McHenry Mansion is not just a static place of old memories, it is an important and living space where we showcase what makes Modesto what it is. Those successful Victorian times laid the way for our future innovations. The arts of the 20s and 30s paved the way for our current Modesto native talent on the big and little screens and the architecture and design is something that is cool again, all over the world and of course, without American Graffiti, there would have been no Star Wars. Shall we go on? The McHenry Mansion and the McHenry Museum need our next generation to visit, to learn and to get involved and share our stories. Steampunk is hot all over the world and is a big part of the Cosplay and comic world and that comes from the Victorian era, represented in Modesto by the McHenry Mansion, and the gilded age and the dapper days reflected a new and exciting energy in both Modesto and across the USA. Dapper Days is one of the most popular theme days at Disneyland, lead by this and the next generation. New bars in Modesto like LoFi and Blades & Bottles bring those retro Art Deco and industrial designs of the early century like the original State Theatre. Ralston’s Goat is named after the founder of Modesto. Tiki and tropical themes are on the rebound, propelled by the desire for escapism and the coolness of the retro lounge vibe and surf, exoctica and Rockabilly music. There is a reason why every new cool bar has a nod to history and in many cases, look like an old turn of the century factory or speakeasy. History is cool and today’s people want to know where things come from, how they are made, where their food is grown, and the origins of their craft cocktails and how great the taste of a Hemmingway Daiquiri, Manhattan, Old Fashioned or original 1944 MaiTai can be.

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Please take time to get involved in preserving and teaching our history.

There is a craftsmanship of our history that will go a long way in creating a real exciting future, based on the real story that is our Modesto USA. Authenticity is the key to a successful brand or city and Modesto is loaded with it. Let’s make this fun and excite the people around us and those who visit.

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DESIGN VIEW September 21 - 28, 2019 Modesto Architecture & Design Week

By Lee Davis

SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTS September 21-28, 2019

Highlights from the MADWEEK 2019 schedule of events (see madweek.org for full listings, event times and locations: Saturday, September 21 AM: MADWEEK Guided Tour: Downtown Modesto Architecture (with highlights of Bauhaus-influenced architecture) (registration required)

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MADWEEK 2019: Bauhaus 100 - Modesto Our city will be spinning with all things design, September 21-28, with Modesto Architecture & Design Week (MADWEEK) Since 2008, Modesto has been host to an award-winning week of all things architecture and design that has attracted as many as 5,000 people annually to our city. The Modesto Architecture and Design Week (MADWEEK) celebrates architecture and design as both an art and a science, and heightens public awareness of architecture and design and of the value that architects and designers play in creating more beautiful, creative, innovative and livable communities. MADWEEK celebrates all design disciplines, including: architecture, fashion design, graphic design, interior design, landscape architecture, product design, social design, and user experience (UI/UX) design. The theme for MADWEEK 2019 is “Bauhaus 100 – Modesto.” Founded in Dessau, Germany, in 1919, the Bauhaus was an iconic design school whose modernist approach influenced the education, practice and theory of art and design worldwide, including here in Modesto. In 2019, a global movement is underway to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus and its myriad of contributions to society. The global influence of Bauhaus can be directly traced to and seen in downtown Modesto today.

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· Modesto Architecture & Design Film Night: the popular MADWEEK architecture and design film night returns with a remarkable selection of short films, many with Bauhaus-related themes, on architecture, fashion, graphic, interior, product, and social design in the historic State Theatre. · Annual Modesto Design Collective (MO.DE) Gathering: the third annual gathering for local designers at the Gallo Winery on Tuesday, September 24th, including featured speaker, Carrie Bishop, Chief Digital Services Officer, City and County of San Francisco, who will reflect on the role and responsibility of the designer in society. · “Future Faces of Design”: MO.DE releases “Future Faces of Design, featuring a dozen local, young designers reflecting on what inspires them, where design is going, and what the role and responsibility of the designer is in society. · Open Studios: visit and meet designers behind some of Modesto’s most admired creative firms, tour their studios, and learn about their process and work. · Workshops: MADWEEK’s popular home history workshop returns providing the tools to uncover the history of your Modesto house.

“MADWEEK 2019 is about celebrating our unique historical connection to the Bauhaus and acknowledging the important contribution design makes to a vibrant city,” says Lee Davis, founder of the Modesto Design Collective (MO.DE) and design curator with the Modesto Art Museum. “As we approach the sesquicentennial of Modesto in 2020, our local design community is a powerful ally in envisioning our collective future.”

· Tours: guided and self-guided tours of Modesto’s historic landmarks, modernist gems, and downtown Modesto architecture.

MADWEEK 2019 will be a week of creative and inspiring events in venues across the City of Modesto, from Saturday, September 21st through Saturday, September 28th. The MADWEEK 2019 schedule includes a myriad of events designed to inspire, including featured speakers, films, family & kids day, networking events, studio visits, tours, workshops, and more.

MADWEEK is dedicated to making Modesto a vibrant design capital that celebrates and supports design and the broader creative community. MADWEEK is a collaborative effort between the Modesto Art Museum, the American Institute of Architects Sierra Valley (AIASV), Modesto Design Collective (MO. DE), the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) California Sierra Chapter, and many other community partners and sponsors.

MADWEEK highlights include: · MADWEEK Opening Evening: MADWEEK kicks off with a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, including a featured speaker Sean Ragasa, Design Director at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM) in San Francisco, and lead architect for the new courthouse being constructed in downtown Modesto.

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· Cardboard Challenge & Day of Creative Play: a fun Saturday afternoon engaging families and kids in designing and building games and other creations from cardboard and recycled materials.

Join us for a week of design MADness! MADWEEK 2019 September 21-28, 2019 www.madweek.org

PM: MADWEEK 2019 Opening Evening (free and open to the public) · Featured Speaker: Sean Ragasa, Design Director, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, lead architect for Modesto’s new courthouse building · Unveiling of poster by local designer Eric Le, the second in the Modesto Modernism series commissioned by Modesto Art Museum, celebrating the Modesto’s 1960 courthouse designed by architect Mitchell Van Bourg · MADWEEK Architecture & Design Film Night – enjoy a series of short films, many with Bauhaus themes relevant to Modesto. Monday, September 23 PM: MADWEEK House History Workshop – back by popular demand – learn how to research the history of your house! (registration required) Tuesday, September 24 PM: Open Studio Workshop: Gallo Creative (registration required) PM: MADWEEK Modesto Design Collective (MO.DE) Annual Gathering (registration required) · Featured Speaker: Carrie Bishop, Chief Digital Services Officer, City & County of San Francisco · launch of the MO.DE “Future Faces of Design,” featuring a dozen local, young designers reflecting on where design is going Friday, September 27 PM: (re) Designing Social Systems (registration required) · launch of new book Leading Systems Change, highlighting the design-led work of the Irvine Foundation New Leadership Network in Stanislaus County · engaged human-centered design workshop with Stanford d.School Director of Designing Social focused on redesigning downtown Modesto. Saturday, September 28 AM/PM: MADWEEK Cardboard Challenge & Day of Creative Play engaging families and kids of all ages in designing and building games and other creations from cardboard and recycled materials. (free and open to the public) Self-Guided Architecture Tours A selection of free, self-guided tours that are available for everyone to download and enjoy at their own pace throughout MADWEEK: · Modesto Historic Landmarks (1870-1940) · Modernism in Modesto (1937-1972) · Wisecarver & Caldwell residential developments (early 1900s) See the full MADWEEK schedule at: www.madweek.org/schedule

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MAMA VIEW TWENTY YEARS! By Middagh Goodwin October 15th the Modesto Area Music Awards will be celebrating two decades of music and live entertainment in the 209. Over the years thousands of acts, venues, events have been nominated and you the fans have chosen the winners with your votes. This year on top of a new batch of mamanees we will be looking back on the last twenty years, from the beginning at Club Maxx to Fat Cat and the Gallo to the State Theatre. Celebrating the big events, small events and series, and everything from rock to reggae, Americana to unplugged. Who would have imagined in the year 2000 that two decades later the MAMA would still be going strong and become an annual event so many people look forward to and are so passionate about it? Both Chris Ricci and Murphy have championed music in Modesto and the surrounding areas, from X-Fest to the ModestoView, creating and sponsoring events incorporating all styles of music and hosting the annual awards show. This year we are very excited to have some very special performances planned, along with a look back over the last two decades will as always celebrate the present and future. Brian Friend(Laser Voodoo) will be creating a special laser light and visual show to accompany the performances. I encourage you all to take a look at all the mamanees, check out the venues, cafes and bars, go see the artists perform and then vote for your favorites. For the next six weeks, you will undoubtedly have

more than one friend or family member ask you to cast a vote for them. Remember that you can only get once, so make sure you take your time and look at all the categories and click your choices in all of them. After you are done and submit your votes make sure you verify your email. Voting will be live at: www.modestoareamusic.com you are the academy, your votes choose the winners. The Modesto Area Music Awards is free to attend but unfortunately only for the mamanees and their guests. It is streamed live on the ModestoView website so you can tune in and watch to see all the excitement. Everything will take place at the State Theatre on October 15th the one night of the year when Punks and Metalheads, Bluesmen and singer-songwriters all get together for one night to celebrate each other.

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Barkin’ Dog Grill Great fresh food along with live entertainment. Enjoy music every weekend. Address: 940 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 572-2341 Bayou Grill New Orleans-inspired Cajun/Creole fare served in upbeat digs with happy hour, live music & karaoke Address 918 13th Street Phone 209-3602983

Beckles Candies & Gifts The most elegant truffles, fudge made from scratch and more at the sweetest spot in town. Address: 950 10th St. ‘Sweet’ 16 Modesto - Phone 523-1818 Chefs of New York These restaurants bring a taste of authentic New York cuisine to Modesto. Fresh, delicious food in a fun and inviting atmosphere.Addresses: 1325 J St. & 2307 Oakdale Rd. Modesto - Phone # 857-5102 Concetta An ever-changing menu of fresh and local fare makes for a truly unique dining experience. Address: 1205 J St. Modesto Phone # 529-3282 The Fox Pub Modeled after a British pub, this saloon serves up American fare in a great atmosphere. Address: 1111 I St. Modesto - Phone # 575-2369 The Fruit Yard Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner served daily. With great a great brunch and buffet and meat-centric meals, you will come back for more. Live music and a full bar. Address 7948 Yosemite Blvd Phone 209577-3093 Fresh Fork Grill It’s not “fast food.” It’s healthy delicious food cooked fast. It’s amazing! Address: 3018 Service Rd. #101 Ceres - Phone # 566-8363 Fuzio Universal Bistro East meets West at this casual spot for global flavors, from fire-grilled pizzas to spring rolls and a full bar. Address 1020 10th Street Phone 209-557-9711 Graffiti Dogs Cruise on down! Get gourmet hot dogs, sandwiches, salads, beer, wine and more. Address: 1002 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 238-9990

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Ralston’s Goat Energetic venue offering updated American comfort food, a full bar & regular live entertainment. Address: 1001 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 549-9413 Rivets American Grill The Beer Is Cold and The Whiskey is Old! Great Food & Great Times! Come Join All Your Friends Here! A full bar and live music. Address 2307 Oakdale Rd Phone 209-8460501 Sabatino’s Ristorante Upbeat Italian cafe offering a menu of traditional fare, including breakfast in a cheerful space. Address: 421 McHenry Ave. Modesto - Phone # 576-7116 Skewers Kabob House Ambient Mediterranean eatery serving mainstays such as dolmas & kabobs plus wine & cocktails. Address: 821 L St. Modesto - Phone # 525-3611 Surla’s Restaurant & lounge serving international dishes from local ingredients in a splashy setting. Address 431 12th Street Phone 209-550-5555 Tresetti’s Restaurant serving an international menu for dinner, lunch & brunch in a brickwalled dining room with a full bar and great wine selection. Address 927 11th Street Phone 209-572-2990 The Tap Room Pub & Grub With over 20 beers on tap and great food this place is sure to impress you! Address: 3948 Sylvan Ave. Modesto - Phone # 551-1085

Lula’s Neighborhood Grill Enjoy great tasting burgers and more made with fresh ingredients that will blow you away. 4821 Yosemite Blvd. Modesto Phone # 526-0009

The Twisted Pig Bar & Grill You have no idea what awaits you when you enter this amazing establishment. Address: 2717 Coffee Rd. Modesto - Phone # 248-7243

Monsoon Indian Restaurant & Banquet Hall Don’t miss out on their weekday all you can eat lunch buffet for only $9.95! Address: 950 10th St. #15 - Phone # 2485711

Urbano California Bistro Now open for lunch, dinner, dine-in, and delivery! With some seriously huge and delicious steaks for dinner. 1016 H St. Modesto - Phone # 622-1108

Papachino’s Greco-Roman Restaurant Take a little trip to the Mediterranean with an amazing variety of great food. Address: 1212 J St. Modesto - Phone # 578-5225 30,000+ friends at: facebook.com/modestoview

Piccadilly Deli & Sandwich Shop Right in the heart of Downtown Modesto. Delicious meats cut fresh daily along an all you can eat salad bar. Address: 941 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 523-0748

Greens on 10th Event venue with a fresh seasonal menu, craft cocktails and full bar. Address 953 10th St Phone 209-572-1700

P. Wexfords’s Pub Modeled after a traditional British pub, this spot has beer plus classic fare like bangers & mash and a full bar and live music. Address 3313 McHenry Ave Phone 209-576-7939

Papapavlo’s Mediterranean Bistro & Bar Relaxed, Stylish Mediterranean restaurant & bar with all of the classics and more. Address: 1320 Standiford Ave. Modesto - Phone # 525-3995

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Velvet Grill & Creamery Classic cars, rock n’ roll, burgers and shakes. All American home town food made fresh from scratch. Address: 2204 McHenry Ave. Modesto - Phone # 5449029 Verona’s Cucina Italiana Delicious Italian cuisine in an elegant inviting atmosphere. Eat, drink and be merry. Address: 1700 McHenry Ave. Modesto - Phone # 549-8876

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Harmonic Fest By Patty Castillo Davis

The change is upon us.

Weather temps are dropping, leaves are dropping and best of all our local composers have new music dropping. Autumn holds much for music in the 209. Micah Van Zandt, Us4love and Koala & the Golden Boy all have new original material available this month. Go to their Facebook pages for details. Deva Cafe is hosting a full lineup of genre melding artists in September. Saturday Live Music Matinees will bring-Ashman & Davis on 9/7, Ava Grace on 9/14, Dominic Del Curto on 9/21 and Gary Nelson and Friends on 9/28. Sunday Breakfast Music features Vanessa Valencia on 9/1, Teá on 9/8, Vanessa Valencia on 9/15, Tim Allen on 9/22 and Abraham Steven Lackey on 9/29. Eat, drink and do good. On Thursday, September 12 The Center for Human Services behemoth of a fundraiser returns

and this year’s entertainment is full of MAMAnees -Vanessa Valencia, Koala & The Golden Bear and US4Love provide the musical backdrop for a night of community spirit. A Gathering of The VIBES is back at the Barkin Dog Grill on Wednesday, September 25 at 7 pm. This electric, collaborative brain-child from Steve Ashman and Patty Castillo Davis is a monthly fan fave, reservations are strongly suggested as seating is limited. The Third Thursday Artwalk will host multiple venues for a display of the finest cultural offerings. The ModestoView Stage features Kirhan Singer, Tim Lechuga MahaShakti Music. Music begins on the corner of 11 th and J at 6 pm. I’d like to mention Sarah Hosner. A take charge woman whose love of the arts translates through her hard work and dedication. She is the being who breathes the life into the Valley Talent Project, hands on in every aspect of the event, a true cheerleader for those of us in the trenches. She gets it. Thank you Ms. Sarah.

BLUES VIEW Hello Blues fans, here are some fun things to do in the month of September. On the first up in Mokelumne Hill, you can hang out with Jeramy Norris and the Dangerous Mood at the Hotel Ledger for their Blues BBQ Party. Poorhouse Millionaires will be back at Louie’s in LaGrange on the 6th. The next day catch me with Gravel & Grace at the Waterwheel Saloon in Sonora. If you haven’t seen us yet, this is a great opportunity, I share vocal duties with a young lady named Ava Grace who is a Junior at Oakdale High.

Local Blues and Zydeco outfit Blues Box Bayou Band is heading out to Yolo County to play the Crayfish & Catfish Fest at the Fairgrounds in Woodland. If you can make it, I recommend that you do. The Realtors Association Picnic in on the 12th at the Oakdale Country Club, Gravel & Grace will be there making some pretty sounds. On the 14th you can catch Rick Estrin & The Nightcats will be at the B

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Street Theater in Sac. The SRV Experience is happening at the Black Oak Casino if you like to get your blues-rock on. Barkin Dog Grill is hosting a Blues night on

the 20th with local favorite Gary Gervase & Kickstart Blues Band. Jumping ahead to the 24th you can catch Blues veteran Coco Montoya at the B Street Theater in Sacramento Or wait a couple of days and see young up and comer Christon “Kingfish” Ingram on the 26th at the same location. On the last weekend of the month, St Stanislaus School is having their annual carnival. I will be there on Friday the 27th with Big Earl and the Cryin’ Shame but keep your eyes open for a full weekend of bands and fun for the whole family. I hope you all have a great month and I hope to see you out at a sho

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JAZZ&WORLD VIEW If you luv music you’re gonna By Eric Benson love this... If you luv music you’re gonna love this September features: 6th Mercury /Queen Alright turned 62 years young this August, Tribute, 15th Gatlin Brothers, 19th funny celebrated with my Blue Monday Band with man Ron White, 25th Josh Turner, Barry Finnerty Jazz guitarist from Miles 26th Modesto’s own Gospel Mission / Davis with catered New Orleans food; Mac Rowell Family Reunion, 27th Dionne Gumbo, Crab cakes, Tri Tip, wings and Warwick, 28th Hollywood Revisited, and more in my home town house of Bezerke28th SF Comedy Competition. ley California. You have to celebrate these Another partner in crime for music in milestones cause you only live once and no the area is John Griswold also embracing “sense going away half baked when you can an more eclectic demographic at Lucca be all tore up.” Someone said “getting old Winery; Check out his web site; WWW. ain’t for sissies”; everyday a blessing is what RedTieArts.org, for shows in September. I say. On with the business at hand! And the Barkin’ Dog Grill, one of my The Blue Monday Party returns September favorite family friendly venues continues 9th to the Barkin’ Dog Grill with special with some live music coming at you for guests the MCW Band. A stable of the September; 6th Free Radical Jazz Quartet Blue Mondays we did for years at the old with my man John Adey Bass, 7th Tim LaClayton’s Restaurant. Father and son Carlos chuga & Elf Band, 9th Blue Monday Band and Marlon, tear it up on the max groves invitational Jam, 13th Valley Jazz Company, from Average White Band, to Reggae & 14th Johnny & the classics, 19th Art Walk rock and roll in vocal harmony. House with Dave Dow Jazz Jam, 20th Gary Gerband with; Johnny Valdes Guitar, Conrad vasse Blues Band Chicago style, 21st Dave Johnson vocals & bass, drums Dave Hawks, Dow & Friends, 25th Patty Castillo & Steve horn section Raul Slaps Bone, Kevin Marin Ashman , 27thJohnny Rocket & Thrust, Trumpet, Andrew Rosenblum Sax, and 28th Eric Benson with Blue Monday Keys David Dow and Eric Benson. Call Alumni. Check out: WWW.barkindogahead the Dog for best seating. grill.com My partner in crime on the The new season for the Gallo in is with music scene the best host with the most-ess diverse offerings. The Isley Brother’s turned on the band stand, Dave Dow hosts the Jazz it out on the classic R & B hits in August. Jam session with friends every Thursday

FRIDAYNIGHTLIGHTS VIEW Are you ready for some football? By Chris Murphy Are you ready for some football? We are. High school football is so fun, the games the stadium, the bands, the food and the fun. This season, we have teamed up with our friends at KAT Country 103, Modesto Toyota, SCOE to present our Friday Night Lights Showcase. Our ace photographer MJ Mangano will be out there on the field, catching the action of the game, the cheers, the fan and we will be posting a gallery each Saturday morning. At each of the games, KAT Country will be showing off the Toyota Corolla that on lucky student can win for achieving perfect attendance. Check for the galleries at www.facebook. com/modestoview Check our www.modestoview.com for our handy dandy local football pocket schedule. #localfootball #perfectattendance Here are the games where we will be visiting

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track the Newman Theatre in Newman. On the lowdown; Sept 7th Joni Morris Tribute /Patsy Cline, 14th House of Floyd /Pink Floyd tribute, 21st Don Gato Latin Band. Check out the West Side Theater at: www.westsidetheatre.org All the best, peace out! Eric Benson, cell 209- 918-7033, email; Mbenson@ fire2wire.co

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COMEDY VIEW Hello, hello, hello I’m having more fun than a skunk at a

perfume factory. I just made that up, not sure what it means, but I think I’m going to stand by my statement. Check out the events in the back this month for September comedy because there are too many to list and you know you need to go out. This month I am interviewing the very funny Rhoda Ramone. Rhoda is working with Roman Guzman and not only hosting but helping to produce his monthly Comedy Show at the Bistro this month she will be hosting September 13 at 8 with headliner Chelsea Bearce. So, I sat down with Rhoda (translation: I sent her some random thoughts in an email or something and she answered them. It seemed so professional) Felicia: How do you balance being a mom and a desire to live a lifestyle usually attributed to royalty? Rhoda: Standup lifestyle is like royalty? Where’s my chauffeur? Where my diamonds at? Where’s my Duke husband/distant cousin? This is new to me. However, my wedding dress was a replica of Kate Middleton’s. Maybe that is why I am single now.

By Felicia Aleman Note: Rhoda said some serious stuff about being a mom, and really, we get it, you’re a good mom. I only have 400 words so we have to move on Felicia: What is the most important thing we should know about your comedy? Rhoda: My comedy is about me and my experience. It’s honest and embarrassing and weird, like me. Felicia: You’re just now getting into producing shows. Why’d you start now and why did you wait? Rhoda: My time is very limited with a day job and trying not to be a crappy mom. So producing something seemed a little overwhelming, I wasn’t sure I could do a good job. But on the other hand, I am always interested in learning and doing new things, so when the chance to co-produce with Roman came up it seemed like a great opportunity to learn the ropes but also to have someone that knew what they were doing to help. Basically, if this show is a disaster it is all his fault and I had nothing to do with it. I kid, I kid. Felicia: Any random silliness to add? Rhoda: I am excited for the show because the venue has these gyro sandwiches that make me forget my sadness... Felicia: Until next month. Stay Hydrated.

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BARGAIN VIEW It is the time of year when the colors of the day begin to change, school is back in session and the city seems a bit quieter than the bustle of the summer months. The season of fall brings the excitement of change and with that comes festivals and events that are filled with people to meet and things to explore. Enjoying the festive season shouldn’t throw a wrench into your savings so here’s a few bargains to keep you in the loop. Start the month of with your favorite boogie shoes on! Motown Boogie: Break Dance Battle throws down on September 1st. Put on your favorite kicks and step off at this all ages event. Peer Recovery Project presents this Break Dance competition hosted by Ivan “Urban Action Figure” at the McHenry Event Center form 4pm to 9pm. The event features a Low Rider car show, kids workshops, DJs, live entertainment and more. Admission: $5 Donation. 945 McHenry Ave. Info: http:// www.peerrecoveryartproject.org/ One of the Modesto area’s favorite extravagant treats, the 33rd annual Edible Extravaganza, returns on September 12th! The Central Valley’s most talked about and highly anticipated events, this charity based event presents some of the Valley’s finest beverages and cuisine paired with live entertainment for the deal of a lifetime. For the price of a full night on the town, you celebrate community, enjoy a delectable treat and help to raise funds for the Center for Human Services that serves youth and families in Stanislaus County. Reward yourself and quickly grab your tickets! $50.00

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Dragonfly AFL, Modesto Great Valley Museum Bob Hope Theatre, Modesto The Grand Theatre, Tracy Stanislaus Veterans Center Papapolloni Bistro, Modesto Gallo Center for the Arts Tiki Lounge, Modesto Boardroom, Modesto The Boardroom, Modesto Stanislaus Veterans Center Modesto Centre Plaza College Ave Church, Modesto Carniegie Arts Center, Turlock MJC, West Campus Downtown Hughson Rivets Modesto Barkin Dog Grill, Modesto RunAround Sue’s, Modesto 133 Club, Modesto Gallo Center for the Arts Ralston’s Goat, Modesto 10th Street Plaza, Modesto SpeakEasy Lounge, Modesto A&W Restaurant, Modesto Empire Public Library Denair Public Library Black Oak Casino, Tuolumne Fruit Yard, Modesto Prospect Theater Project, Modesto St Stanislaus Church, Modesto P Wexford’s Pub, Modesto Modesto Public Library Rockin’ Jump, Modesto Crocodiles Nightclub Shooters Pub, Modesto VFW Hall, Modesto CAF Hanger 1-S, Modesto Ralston’s Goat, Modesto Angels Camp Oakdale Bicycle Shop Modesto Public Library 101 Frogtown Rd, Angels Camp Tiki Lounge, Modesto Dust Bowl Brewing, Turlock Barkin Dog Grill, Modesto Modesto Centre Plaza Modesto Library Carnegie Arts Center. Turlock Deva Cafe, Modesto Gallo Center for the Arts Moon & Sixpence, Modesto RunAround Sue’s, Modesto Nino’s Place, Modesto Black Oak Casino, Tuolumne Sydnor-Prowse House, Oakdale Spinnaker Lounge, Modesto Carnegie Arts Center, Turlock Rockin’ Jump, Modesto Prospect Theater Project, Modesto Oakdale Bike Shop CR2 Bar & Billiards, Modesto The Boardroom, Modesto Gallo Center for the Arts Stanislaus Veterans Center St Stanislaus Church, Modesto Modesto Public Library The State Theatre, Modesto Ralston’s Goat, Modesto Crocodiles Nightclub Main Street, Turlock The Fruit Yard, Modesto Deva Cafe, J St, Modesto Surla’s, Modesto Modesto Centre Plaza Eagles Hall, Modesto Gallo Center for the Arts RunAround Sue’s, Modesto The Grant Bar, Tracy Ralston’s Goat, Modesto Lodi Public Library Haven Acres, Lathrop The Other Place, Modesto Queen Bean, Modesto Prospect Theater Project, Modesto Denny’s, 1525 McHenry, Modesto St Stanislaus Church, Modesto Crocodile’s, Modesto VFW Hall, 2801 W. Hatch Modesto

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What if ? - We had a way to celebrate our American Grafﬁti History? - We had a museum to share our Grafﬁti USA history? - We had a place where we could show our classic cars and collectibles? - We had a showplace for cars, rock and roll history, radio history, educational space, Modesto history? - We took our place in the world of global pop culture? If we did, Would you support it? Would you contribute time? Donate money to help build it? Would you help?

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SEPTEMBER 2019

Open Early!

Many restaurants start serving dinner early so that you can get a nice meal in before the shows and movies that begin at 7 or 7:30.

DOWTOWN MODESTO

Open Late!

Downtown Modesto is the place to be late Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. There is live music every night of the week in one of our great clubs or restaurants. After the show, stop and enjoy a nightcap.

Parking

There are parking garages at 9th and L Street, 11th and K Street, 11th and I Street and 12th and H Street. Parking is close to all restaurants!

Try a Cab - It’s getting easier to catch a cab, both to downtown and home from downtown. Why deal with driving and parking? Take the easy way...

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Go Downtown Modesto 9-11 Remembrance

September 11 is a date that everyone remembers. Today, we remember and think about what our community needs. We support and remember those that lost their lives and loved ones, and the first responders that gave their lives to save people. We also remember that we have to remove the hate in this world that lead to this tragic event. Tuesday, September 11 at 9 am, we will gather and the Modesto Fire Station #1 to remember and celebrate love for all in our community. The station bell will ring in remembrance at Fire Station #1 at 610 11th St. Modesto

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Jason Lytle & Virgil Shaw Music in the Plaza and DoMo1st Friday Market

This event will be magic. Grandaddy frontman and songwriter Jason Lytle will be performing at Music in the Plaza in conjunction with the DoMo First Fridays. This will be the 1st public performance by Jason in Modesto since the sad passing of Grandaddy’s Kevin Garcia. Jason’s shows are always interesting, creative and will take you do a different place. He has been travelling through the UK and Europe on his Date with a Piano tour and his just released album NYLONANDJUNO to sold out shows and he will be performing in 10th St Plaza. This is a free show that you will not want to miss. /www.facebook. com/10thStreetMusic/

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Don’t miss the film Willow written by George Lucas. Fearful of a prophecy stating that a girl child will be born to bring about her downfall, the evil Queen Bavmorda imprisons all pregnant women within the formidable stronghold of Nockmaar. Willow, a timid farmer and aspiring sorcerer, is entrusted with delivering the royal infant from evil. Fri Sept 20 State Theatre Rated PG We are coming to the end of another amazing series of Music in the Plaza, twentyone performers down and six more to go. September kicks off alongside First Fridays this month joined by Four Sisters Market and the music of Jason Lytle(Grandaddy) and Virgil Shaw. Come out early and do some shopSUMMER ping and stick around for some of the best 19 PT 20 SE- 9PM et Plaza indie music you will hear all year. September Stre 10th 7PM 13th Mark Mascenti and the Tailights will be e and 09/06 - Jason Lytl Virgil Shaw playing your favorite tunes from the ‘60-’70s - Mark Macsenti 13 09/ ALSO AVAILABLE: and The Tailights with a hint of blues. The 20th is the Hispanic n 09/20 - Dharma Latit Curb – The Taxi App For iPhone & Android Jazz Quinte CA Heritage Celebration with the Dharma Latin TO ES OD olution PLAZA • M 09/27 - G Street Rev 10TH STREETSampling Jazz Quinet, there will also be dancers, Band 10/04 - Tim Allen Restaurants vendor and artisans. Closing out September is G Street Revolution, this Latin tinged rock band will get you dancBands & Musicians ing and asking for more. Closing out both Music in the Plaza and First Fridays(joined by Mercado Vida and their LatinX makers) for the year a� D�w�t�w� I�p�o�e�e�t we will have the Tim Allen Band performing all your favorites from the D�s�r�c� O�f�c� Shuttle Busses ‘80s and beyond. Also taking place downtown is DoMo Walls with 8 Most all of the downtown restaurants are locally owned. They hire local w�w�m�d�s�o�a�p�e�.�o� muralists from around the world. Remember to come out early to grab people and the money you spend stays right here in town. Local a good seat in front of the stage or on the patio at Ralston’s Goat, restaurants purchase from local farmers and feature local ingredients. Fuzio or Graffiti Dogs. TO PLAZA • MODES

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