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- 1,000 mourn football player at Holliston vigil - Patriot Ledger
One thousand friends, teammates, neighbors, loved ones and even opponents huddled last night, their tear-streaked faces illuminated by candlelight as they mourned the death of 16-year-old Joseph "Joey" Larracey. Under a crescent moon and a single ...
- Your Weekend - Post-Star
Rust DeWees the Logger 8 p.m., Ticonderoga High School. Features DeWees playing a host of off-beat, rural characters (plus a few white platers from down country). This edition of the show features new routines, and great North Country style music ...
- Gates Funding Olympics Smoking Ban, Raise Worldwide Awareness - The Bulletin
The effect of smoking and tobacco on people's health is well known in America, but the World Health Organization (WHO) still estimates that in the next 20 years, eight million people will die each year, with one billion dying worldwide in the next ...
- Angelika Kirchschlager: a natural for the Romantics - Telegraph.co.uk
Angelika Kirchschlager: a natural for the RomanticsTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 2 hours agoThe Romantic poetry of the first half came back in a 1947 song cycle from Erich Korngold (the same Korngold that scored Errol Flynn's epics), ...
- Library is the place for poets (The Eagle-Tribune)
METHUEN  Budding poets and others are encouraged to share their writings in a new group being formed at Nevins Memorial Library. The library, at 305 Broadway, is starting Grey Court Poets, a new group open to poets of all levels and styles as well as poetry fans who don't write, but simply enjoy the creativity of others.
- Teen Prostitute Describes Life On The Streets (KRXI-TV Reno)
As police continue to crack down on suspected prostitutes in Fruitvale, one young woman spoke candidly to KTVU reporter Amber Lee about how her young life as a top student fell into a downward spiral of sex and drugs.
- 'An American hero' dies - Akron Beacon Journal
J ohn F. Seiberling, the retired Akron congressman who helped create the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area, died Saturday morning at his home in Copley Township. He was 89. Mr. Seiberling, who was born in Stan Hywet Hall but represented blue ...
- This Weeks Events - Challis Messenger
Sept. 11 ? Infant/Toddler Developmental Screening, Eastern Idaho Public Health District Office-1050 N. Clinic Road, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sept. 11 ? Challis Assisted Living Facility (CALF) Open House, CALF, 3-5 p.m. Sept. 11 ? Lady Viking Volleyball ...
- Griffin Trust names prize jurors - Quill & Quire
Griffin Trust names prize jurorsQuill & Quire, Canada - 10 hours agoThe Griffin Trust has announced that Saskia Hamilton, Dennis O’Driscoll, and Michael Redhill are the judges for the 2009 Griffin Poetry Prize. ...
- Glad to be back in New Hampshire - Laconia Citizen
Glad to be back in New HampshireLaconia Citizen, NH - 2 hours agoEdelstein said he also has a fondness for poetry and there are a number of great poets in the Granite State. "One of the great things about being back in ...
- UMF to host writer Richard Hoffman - Morning Sentinel
FARMINGTON -- Award-winning nonfiction writer, poet and essayist Richard Hoffman will be the second reader in the University of Maine at Farmington's Visiting Writers Series this year. Hoffman will read from his work at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in The ...
- Casting Complete for Shanley & Krieger's Musical Romantic Poetry - Playbill
Jeb Brown, Jerry Dixon, and Emily Swallow have joined the company of Romantic Poetry, the new musical by John Patrick Shanley and Henry Krieger, which Manhattan Theatre Club will give a world premiere this fall. The complete cast for the New Yawk ...
- 'His life was the theatre' - Globe and Mail
'His life was the theatre'Globe and Mail, Canada - 8 minutes agoMonette, as everyone who knew him would attest, was an oversized personality: flamboyant, outrageous, wickedly funny, usually gregarious, ...
- Today in History - Aug. 4 (Washington Post)
-- Today is Monday, Aug. 4, the 217th day of 2008. There are 149 days left in the year.
- CHOP Given $15M For New Care Center - The Bulletin
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia will be opening a new pediatric care center in Norristown thanks to a $15 million gift from Athena and Nicholas Karabots of Fort Washington. The new Karabots Pediatric Care Center will give families in-and ...
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