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Vor 4 Tagen · Altman's third wife was Kathryn Reed. They were married from 1957 until his death in 2006. They had two sons, Robert and Matthew. Altman became the stepfather to Konni Reed when he married Kathryn. Kathryn Altman, who died in 2016, co-authored a book about Altman that was published in 2014.
28. Apr. 2024 · 21 years later details of legendary snowboarder’s death come to light. Those who know their snowboarding history know Craig Kelly. “Craig was like the Michael Jordan of snowboarding,” is how Eric Blehm describes Kelly. Author Eric Blehm talks April 12 at Word after Word bookstore in Truckee.
4. Mai 2024 · May 4, 2024 | Expressions | 2 comments. Clay skulls in Ajijic, Mexico, commemorate the town’s dead. (Image: Kathryn Reed) While plenty of natural beauty exists in the world, artists are contributing to the built environment via various modalities. Something about murals especially captivate me.
19. Mai 2024 · Educational outing in Oroville combines the past and the present. May 19, 2024 | Outside | 1 Comment. Days gone by and current events were fused into one outing recently in Oroville. The hiking group leader had us meet at the Oroville Nature Center, which I didn’t even know existed, before we began our trek to the spillway of the Oroville Dam.
Vor einem Tag · (Image: Kathryn Reed) If the name Joel Gott sounds familiar, it’s because there is a winery by the same name. Same person, different business. The winery made its mark with Zinfandel grapes from Amador County. Gott’s Roadside has a bi ...
1. Mai 2024 · Book Review: Chasing dreams on a bike from Tahoe to Baja Sur - Kathryn Reed. May 1, 2024 | A Great Read | 4 comments. I know what it’s like to drive from Tahoe to Baja. Ride a bike? No way. You couldn’t pay me to do it. Clearly, I’m not Alenka Vrecek. But I was eager to read her story.
19. Mai 2024 · Educational outing in Oroville combines the past and the present - Kathryn Reed. May 19, 2024 | Outside | 0 comments. Once a bath house, this is now a nature center in Oroville. (Image: Kathryn Reed) Days gone by and current events were fused into one outing recently in Oroville.
