Dogs and pickup trucks. We have all seen dogs in the back of pickup trucks, whether traveling around town or on Highway 101. They are often unrestrained, ...

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Robert Greenleaf’s slogan with his Franklin Regional basketball team was “Dedicated to Excellence.” And the longtime educator ...

The familial relationship between Valerie Bertinelli and her TV mom, Bonnie Franklin, extended past what happened on the set of “One Day at a Time.” During a recent appearance on “The Drew ...

By McKinley Franklin After getting divorced, Ann Romano (Bonnie Franklin) and her two daughters, Barbara (Valerie Bertinelli) and Julie Cooper (Mackenzie Phillips), move to Indianapolis to start over.

Bonnie Franklin came into the public orbit with her portrayal of Ann Romano on the television series One Day At a Time, where she received an Emmy nomination and two Golden Globe nominations ...

Bonnie Franklin could do it all. She was a sharp comedian who could lob over a funny line in a theatre, or on a small TV screen. She also had a great set of pipes and she could belt out a big ...

One Day at a Time’ producer Norman Lear revealed what it was that led him to cast Bonnie Franklin in the lead role of his edgy 1970s comedy. Casting the CBS comedy was none other than producer ...

Ron Franklin, blessed with a thunderous baritone voice, always greeted his listeners with commanding presence. No matter the sport, be it football, basketball or even tennis, if Franklin was on ...

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It’s been nearly 30 years since “One Day at a Time” went off the air — since Bonnie Franklin, who played single mother Ann Romano on the long-running sitcom, was regularly seen on TV.