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Obituaries (Washington Post)
Col. John P. Steele, 72, a retired Air Force pilot and president of the Animal Rescue League of Alexandria, died March 14 at his home in Alexandria. He had complications from frontal temporal lobe dementia and a stroke.
moe. publicist says drugs go against spirit of the band and Snoe.down music f...
LAKE PLACID ? Last weekend?s Snoe.down music festival attracted almost 4,000 fans, 22 of which were arrested, mostly for illegal drug possession.
The City Paper - Smart, Fast, Free (Nashville City Paper)
Warren Haynes Presents: The Benefit Concert Volumes One & Two Warren Haynes Presents: The Benefit Concert Volumes One & Two (Evil Teen) are a jam band and Southern rock fan?s dream, despite some occasional excesses in song length and solo extravagance.
Globe South listings (Boston Globe)
Comprehensive listings for galleries, plays, music and other happenings in the area. The following activities are taking place in the area this week. To list your organization's event, send information at least three weeks before the event to Miele@globe.com or mail to Pamela Teehan Miele, Calendar, Globe South, The Boston Globe, 1165 Washington St., Hanover 02339.
LEAH GARCHIK (San Francisco Chronicle)
The little cash register that could: Paying a $23.98 bill at Lori's Diner on Powell the other day, a gent forked over two $20 bills and received $16 change, two pennies short. The printed receipt said "Privilege: $ .02,'' indicating that the hand of Some...
Two is a crowd as displaced eaglet settles in (Sun-Sentinel)
One eagle has landed, but another has flown the coop.
Road-tested and fan approved (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
LAKE LEELANAU ? There's a certain notoriety that comes with sharing a stage with Lloyd Maines, but Terri Hendrix is long past the days when looking over and seeing the legendary steel guitarist and producer ? and "Dixie Chicks? dad ? could have been intimidating.
Love Letters exhibit celebrates readers' favorite books (The Daily News of Ne...
Is there a book you just love? Consider sharing it with the public. As part of the second annual Newburyport Literary Festival next month, organizers are asking the public to write a love letter to their favorite book.
News in brief (Onalaska Community Life)
Here are a selection of brief news items from this week's paper edition, as well as a few news briefs that didn't make it in the paper.
Calendar of Events (Galesburg Register-Mail)
Lenten Fish Fry, 5:30-7 p.m., Fridays, Monmouth Knights of Columbus Hall, 200 S. Sunnylane. Adults, $8.50, children, $5.
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Obituaries (Washington Post)
Col. John P. Steele, 72, a retired Air Force pilot and president of the Animal Rescue League of Alexandria, died March 14 at his home in Alexandria. He had complications from frontal temporal lobe dementia and a stroke.
moe. publicist says drugs go against spirit of the band and Snoe.down music f...
LAKE PLACID ? Last weekend?s Snoe.down music festival attracted almost 4,000 fans, 22 of which were arrested, mostly for illegal drug possession.
The City Paper - Smart, Fast, Free (Nashville City Paper)
Warren Haynes Presents: The Benefit Concert Volumes One & Two Warren Haynes Presents: The Benefit Concert Volumes One & Two (Evil Teen) are a jam band and Southern rock fan?s dream, despite some occasional excesses in song length and solo extravagance.
Globe South listings (Boston Globe)
Comprehensive listings for galleries, plays, music and other happenings in the area. The following activities are taking place in the area this week. To list your organization's event, send information at least three weeks before the event to Miele@globe.com or mail to Pamela Teehan Miele, Calendar, Globe South, The Boston Globe, 1165 Washington St., Hanover 02339.
LEAH GARCHIK (San Francisco Chronicle)
The little cash register that could: Paying a $23.98 bill at Lori's Diner on Powell the other day, a gent forked over two $20 bills and received $16 change, two pennies short. The printed receipt said "Privilege: $ .02,'' indicating that the hand of Some...
Two is a crowd as displaced eaglet settles in (Sun-Sentinel)
One eagle has landed, but another has flown the coop.
Road-tested and fan approved (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
LAKE LEELANAU ? There's a certain notoriety that comes with sharing a stage with Lloyd Maines, but Terri Hendrix is long past the days when looking over and seeing the legendary steel guitarist and producer ? and "Dixie Chicks? dad ? could have been intimidating.
Love Letters exhibit celebrates readers' favorite books (The Daily News of Ne...
Is there a book you just love? Consider sharing it with the public. As part of the second annual Newburyport Literary Festival next month, organizers are asking the public to write a love letter to their favorite book.
News in brief (Onalaska Community Life)
Here are a selection of brief news items from this week's paper edition, as well as a few news briefs that didn't make it in the paper.
Calendar of Events (Galesburg Register-Mail)
Lenten Fish Fry, 5:30-7 p.m., Fridays, Monmouth Knights of Columbus Hall, 200 S. Sunnylane. Adults, $8.50, children, $5.
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