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- Epilogue: Dad loved wartime stories, music - Athens Banner-Herald
Growing up, the Thrasher children loved to hear their father tell stories. Warren Thrasher didn't regale the four kids with standard fairy tales about knights and their castles, but rather tales of tanks and the tough-as-nails generals of World War ...
- Wisconsin Bookstore Appearances by Author Laura Chester Will Attract ... - Forbes
CHAPPAQUA, N.Y., June 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Wisconsin bookstores will host writer and editor Laura Chester for readings and signings in July to celebrate the publication of her new children's fantasy novel, Marvel the Marvelous. Horse-crazy mothers and ...
- Trails & Vistas expands to two-day event in September - Reno Gazette
Trails and Vistas heads to Donner Summit for an expanded two-day event Sept.6 and 7. Among towering pines, granite rock faces and crystal lakes of the Sierra Nevada, the three-mile guided hike compels participants to become part of eight artistic ...
- Arkansas’ surgeons remember DeBakey (NWAnews.com)
Dr. Frederick Meadors heard horror stories about Dr. Michael DeBakey when he first went to Baylor College of Medicine as a young medical intern in 1983. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
- Search Contines for Missing Ithaca College Student - WENY-TV
Search Contines for Missing Ithaca College StudentWENY-TV, NY - 1 hour agoHolt says Willie is a sensitive student, who excelled in writing poetry. He says Willie’s mother is stunned her son is missing. “She was very composed and ...
- Lose the car, see a bona fide LA neighborhood (Boston Globe)
LOS ANGELES - There can be pleasure in walking where you are not supposed to walk, where most people don't like to walk.
- 7/5 Church news - Lufkin Daily News
7/5 Church newsLufkin Daily News, TX - 55 minutes agoSSTJ will be a mix of special music from our Unity musicians plus open mic for others to express their talents be it music, poetry, story telling, ...
- The ones he left behind - Columbus Dispatch
A few days after Melvin Ruffin's death, family and friends gathered to listen to his last cell-phone message. From left, Asti Harris hugs Melvin's mother, LaDawnya Ruffin; Mercedez McMorris reaches for the phone; and Jatice Ruffin, Bianca Ruffin and ...
- Ray's Coffeehouse back at new location - Traverse City Record-Eagle
TRAVERSE CITY -- Danielle Houel was coffee before coffee was cool. The founder of Ray's Coffeehouse, among the earliest coffee houses in the state and a pioneer in downtown Traverse City, revived her signature java shop in the Hillside Plaza along ...
- Indian journalist brings out magazine in Braille - OneWorld.net
Indian journalist brings out magazine in BrailleOneWorld.net, UK - 1 hour agoIt also has columns on poetry, theatre, films, music, literature, sports, personality development, general knowledge and so on. There are entertaining short ...
- ENTERTAINMENT: Table-talk, dining out - Morning Journal
Mother's Day is coming up next weekend, and two special premium Sunday-brunch destinations command attention (and reservations) in advance. Both at gardens, one in the east, one in the west, but very different. In Milan, south of Sandusky, the Chef's ...
- Saul Williams @ Ruby Lounge - Manchester Evening News
DESPITE previous successes both on poetry stages and on the silver screen (taking the lead in the Marc Levin directed ‘Slam’), it’s the American rock communities embracing of Williams’ raw socially conscious prose and hard-hitting beats that ...
- Blogs › The Real World: Life After College - Anderson Independent-Mail
It was an unexpected transfer that took place Sunday morning as I packed the car to head back to Greenville after a weekend back in Conway with the family. I'd traveled alone, as we have so much to get done at home that Jonathan wanted to try and ...
- Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines West - DesMoinesRegister.com
Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines WestDesMoinesRegister.com, IA - May 22, 2008Michaela Tuttle's students are learning about poetry and producing some of their own poems about different things they select. The second-grade classes have ...
- The End of an Era for Hobart Lacrosse (R News)
After 14 years of competing against some of the best college lacrosse teams in the nation, Hobart College is dropping is program from Division I to Division III. Since the NCAA will not allow Hobart to offer its lacrosse recruits athletic scholarships, the school’s board of trustees decided it could no longer compete with other Division I schools.
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