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Tony Wade

Tony Wade

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Writer, Daily Republic

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Food, Auto Shipping , Auto Warranties, Auto Insurance , Pets

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Topics with no link to Sweden or other sites we cover at The Local.

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Total articles 947

  • Go-Go to see SCT's "Head Over Heels"

    By Tony Wade| Daily Republic Verified FAIRFIELD — Seconds after it started, Solano College Theatre’s latest production, “Head Over Heels,” made me smile as it immediately reminded me of a movie I love, “A Knight’s Tale.”That 2001 Heath Ledger vehicle featured the juxtaposition of a 14th century setting with 1970s-era rock music. “Head Over Heels” marries an adaptation of a story called “The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia” written in the 80s (the 1580s) with music from New Wave band The Go-Go’s from the 80s (the 1980s).

    By Tony Wade · Daily Republic

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Back in the Day: Meanwhile, back in Vacaville in 1955 (Part 1)

    By Tony Wade| Daily Republic Verified The following events took place in 1955:In Montgomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus that helped spark the Civil Rights Movement. The film “Blackboard Jungle,” which featured the Bill Haley & The Comets song, “Rock Around The Clock” in the opening credits, premiered in New York City. Mansfield, Ohio-based company Tappan introduced the first compact microwave oven, which cost around $1,300 (about $15,500 in 2025).

    By Tony Wade · Daily Republic

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Review: Gaslighters' "Murder Me Always" treats would-be sleuths

    By Tony Wade| Daily Republic Verified VACAVILLE – The Gaslighters Theatrical Company’s latest whodunit murder mystery, “Murder Me Always,” is a play within a play. There’s the present day play and the “fake play” that was set in the 1970s. I knew one thing going in: regardless of whether it was happening in 2025 or back when Donna Summer and the Bee Gees ruled the airwaves, I would fail once again to pick the correct killer.

    By Tony Wade · Daily Republic

    Apr. 06, 2025

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Daily Republic

Solano County's news source

Fairfield, California, United States

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