Tom Nolan is a Research Lead at Kumec. He specializes in areas such as medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, and aerospace, with a focus on cultural movements and space travel, including topics related to the International Space Station and NASA. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The Art Newspaper, and Forbes.
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MONTEREY — When Maura Leos first started making phone calls for Montage Health, she worried people would mistake her for a telemarketer.
Plus Tiffany Hanssen’s “My Name Was Gerry Sass” and Alessandra Ranelli’s “Murder at the Hotel Orient.”
Dennis Knuckleyard returns in “I Hear a New World” (Bloomsbury, 336 pages, $30) , the latest entry in Alan Moore's series featuring two versions of London: one real, the other fantastical.
CARMEL – Several hundred local authors and readers are expected to attend Saturday's Carmel Book Festival, a revival of last year's Author Faire that the Carmel Chamber of Commerce plans to host annually.
MONTEREY – Monterey Adult School has launched its first-ever commercial drone training courses this summer, with plans to incorporate the program into regular instruction going forward.
Plus Jurica Pavičić’s “Mother of Sorrows” and Jess Kidd’s “Murder at the Spirit Lounge.”
Ron Currie's “The Savage, Noble Death of Babs Dionne” (2025) introduced readers to an aging crime boss in Waterville, a Franco-American enclave in Maine known as Little Canada.
Tom Nolan reviews this week’s researchA case report in New England Journal of Medicine describes a 63 year old who presented with symptoms of a brain abscess and bilateral staghorn renal calculi. Urine cultures grew two morphologically distinct Klebsiella pneumoniae populations: one with classical K pneumoniae , the other with hypervirulent features. Genetic testing found that these differed by only 66 single-nucleotide polymorphisms. The K pneumoniae cultured from the brain abscess had only four different polymorphisms to the hypervirulent urinary strain, suggesting it had evolved from it within the previous one to two years. The case shows that K pneumoniae can spread within the body from a reservoir of infection …
MONTEREY – An initiative recently launched by Montage Health aims to educate youth on the dangers of drug use – and curb what has become a leading cause of death among teens in Monterey County and beyond.
