Browsing Issue: Wednesday, July 02, 2008

News: Astrology: News: Feature: Saving Katia An adoptive mom loses custody of her troubled daughter By Jeff Prince News: Letters: News: Metropolis: Sprinting to Fame Hallmark Track Club makes its mark on the Junior Olympics — and the lives of its young runners. By SARAH RUTLEDGE News: Online Exclusive: The MCB closes its season in high Bolshoi style. By Leonard Eureka News: Second Thought: Sins of the World The Catholic Church is causing global warming. Riiight. By JOHN ARAUJO News: Static: Taxpayer — Prime Cut Music: Featured Music: Death, Blood, and the Saint There’s more to Ted Nugent’s former lead singer than you may know, including local fuzz-rockers Blood of the Sun. By ANTHONY MARIANI Music: Hearsay: The Usual Music: Last Call: An Elegy for JJ’s By Dan McGraw Music: Listen Up: Wood Brothers Loaded (Blue Note Label Group) Film: Film Reviews: Steel Reserve Will Smith comes out swinging as a booze-soaked superhero in Hancock. By COLE WILLIAMS Film: Film Reviews: The Moore We See … Director Tom Kalin’s epic family drama Savage Grace is hitched — wisely and successfully — to a single star. By JIMMY FOWLER Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Red Tex-Mex Jorge’s may play to conservative palates, but if it ain’t broke … By Peter Gorman Eats: Chow, Baby: Next Time, the 15-Piece Box Calendar: Night and Day: Happy Birthday, Casa Arts: Books: Dark Ages Local author Phil Vinson limns the depths of depression in his debut novel. By BETTY BRINK