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- Palminteri brings "A Bronx Tale" to Denver in 2009 (Denver Post)
John Moore's column: Chazz Palminteri has announced he'll be performing his signature one-man play, "A Bronx Tale" at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. In his one-man play, Palminteri uses 18 characters to bring the actor's rough childhood to life.
- New fruit on old vines (Beaver Dam Daily Citizen)
The Vineyard Christian Bookstore and Coffee Shop continues to bear fruit. Pat Davis has had a long-time connection with the business and recently purchased it with many improvements in mind. David and Merry Larkin announced in January that they were retiring after owning the store for seven years. They said the store would close its doors on March 8 if a buyer was not found.Potential buyers ...
- Deadline for EQIP signup is July 14 (The Challis Messenger)
The sign-up period for the Environmental Quality Incen-tives Program (EQIP) ends July 14, 2008. EQIP is a voluntary conservation program that provides financial and technical assistance to landowners willing to implement practices to improve natural resources on eligible agricultural land.
- New plan for site of ‘purple house’ - Cumberland News
Cumberland NewsNew plan for site of ‘purple house’Cumberland News, UK - 2 hours ago... who brought up a large family there. The property provided lodgings for several leading personalities in the theatre, poetry and mountaineering worlds. ...
- Community news: VT English professors win national awards - WSLS
Bob Hicok (top) and Paul Sorrentino (bottom), faculty members in the Department of English in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences at Virginia Tech, were both awarded prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships. Hicok has also garnered the 2008 ...
- Oxford’s Square Books Gets Campy - Publishers Weekly
Oxford’s Square Books Gets CampyPublishers Weekly, NY - 6 hours agoCamp will start each day at 10 am and feature different activities, including poetry lessons, a tour of Faulkner’s house Rowan Oak, and a visit to the ...
- Former Pakistani judge visits BYU, stresses importance of democracy - Daily Herald
Former Pakistani judge visits BYU, stresses importance of democracyDaily Herald, UT - 1 hour agoAli got emotional as he spoke about telling his 10-year-old daughter she could take nothing with her; not her books or her poetry. ...
- Lying in winter (The Daily Iowan)
Eerie scenes, characters, and feelings will fill Thayer Theatre Friday night as budding playwright Mary Hamilton's latest project, We Three, takes the stage. As part of the UI's premier springtime event, the Iowa New Play Festival, her play will take audiences to the dead of winter just as temperatures are beginning rise here.
- Bodies of Water - Chicago Tribune
The buzz of an outboard motor sends pelicans skyward as Charlie Hopkins' skiff glides along the Ohio River to paddlefish nets placed beneath the murky surface. The snowy-white birds watch from a distance as Hopkins pulls aboard huge, ugly fish, their ...
- A Few Fab Words with Afshin Feiz Part 2 - PopSugar.com
A Few Fab Words with Afshin Feiz Part 2PopSugar.com, CA - 10 minutes ago... interview I looked back to Rumi’s poetry for Autumn/Winter 2008. This coming season Ive been reading Eckhart Tolle’s “Awakening to your life’s purpose. ...
- A new vision - Schenectady Gazette
A new visionSchenectady Gazette, NY - 42 minutes agoJust imagine poetry readings, political debates, even spelling bees. I could handle this. I ran whole arts programs at Hudson Valley Community College for ...
- Mixed Media (The Reader)
* One of the great asides of business travel is the free evenings that leave time for solo exploration. Last week, I found myself in Pittsburgh and thanks to my friend Julie Wright (formerly of Omaha’s Bemis Center) I got to the city’s best neighborhoods and coolest art spots during my five-day trip.
- Guest column: Inspirational lives of two poets - News-Enterprise
Kathleen Driskell is often kidded as being the “death poet” around Spalding University’s English department. Driskell says, however, that she agrees with Wallace Stevens in his poem “Sunday Morning” when he expresses the sentiment that ...
- So to speak - guardian.co.uk
So to speakguardian.co.uk, UK - 1 hour agoAs with Burns's poetry, if it looks obscure all you have to do is speak the words aloud. Some accents are thicker than others. "These foreign cunts've goat ...
- Immigrant Songs - Cleveland Free Times
Immigrant SongsCleveland Free Times, OH - May 6, 2008Neither are the poetry skills that give the written word its staying power, the infusion of music with images and metaphors. Rather than explore either of ...
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