Sarah Wright

I saw “ Conclave ” last weekend, and it was a revelation. Given the story’s inherent secrecy, this is remarkable.

Now that the U.S. presidential election is behind us, a new movie reveals a much different kind of electoral anxiety.

Automotive systems continue to grow more complex. Passenger cars, light trucks, vans and buses — in addition to off-highway, agricultural and heavy-duty vehicles — are all computerized and controlled by multiple on-board ECUs. To properly diagnosis and get today’s vehicles to factory standards, shops must have the proper factory scanner. These scanners allow workers to see all modules, read codes, clear codes, perform bi-directional testing and reprogramming.

TROY — For musicians with any level of band experience, the Heritage Concert Band of Troy provides multiple opportunities to come together and perform.

TROY — Seven candidates ran for three six-year Troy Public Schools Board of Education terms Nov. 5, with three newcomers outperforming three incumbents to earn spots on the board.

After last Tuesday’s election, I felt like getting blitzed. Instead, I went to see “ Blitz.”

The contest for Palo Alto’s City Council will go to a recount, the office of the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters confirmed on Tuesday.

“Wicked” epic opens this week, and I am parking myself in front of a big screen for this blockbuster event. Escaping to a two-hour-and-40-minute movie musical somehow seems like a survival skill these days. Seriously, if I could walk right into this poster, I would never look back.

Northern Ireland's leading autism charity, Autism NI, is calling on businesses to get their teams together this December and host a ‘Big Christmas Cuppa' coffee morning to help raise money for local autism services in Northern Ireland.

TROY — Community members can support Stage Nature Center programs and amenities through their Matching Gift Challenge, which is currently running now through Nov. 30.