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- Frank Mundus, likely 'Jaws' inspiration, dies at 82 (Pioneer Press)
Frank Mundus, the hulking Long Island shark fisherman who was widely considered the inspiration for Captain Quint, the steely-eyed, grimly obsessed shark hunter in "Jaws," died Sept. 10 in Honolulu. He was 82 and lived on a small lemon-tree farm in Naalehu, on the southern tip of the Big Island of Hawaii, 2,000 feet above shark level.
- Hot-ticket item - Kalamazoo Gazette
Changes are afoot at Crow's Nest Restaurant, the eatery in the Vine Neighborhood above Fourth Coast Cafe. Dan Berger, who took over as head cook in May, added several items to the menu, modernized salads and began making his own salad dressings ...
- Senior citizens pursuing education from home - MSNBC
Kathy Leeds poses for a portrait at her apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, Friday, Sept. 19, 2008 in New York. Leeds is one of about 500 people enrolled in a telephone-based educational program for homebound seniors called University ...
- Art: Wordplay at Weisman; 'Freedom' -- the fiber of our nation at ... - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Textile Center show, "Freedom: The Fiber of Our Nation. (front) "Small Thicket" by John Garrett and (rear) Alas Geneva" by Tim and Kathy Harding. Presidential State of the Union messages provide unexpected poetry at the Weisman Art Museum. From every ...
- jmww's fall edition - Weblogs.baltimoresun.com
jmww, the Baltimore-based online literary journal, has just released its fall edition . You'll find poetry, stories and the "hell boxes" of featured artist Rachel Bradley , a Towson University alum who lives in Brooklyn. There's also criticism ...
- Local News In Brief - Spectrum
ST. GEORGE - The Dixie Republican Forum's September luncheon is at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Holiday Inn, 850 S. Bluff. Republican Congressio-nal candidate Bill Dew will speak. Dew graduated from the University of Utah and built a successful ...
- 1968: The Year That Changed Horror - Firefox News
1968: The Year That Changed HorrorFirefox News, AZ - 10 hours agoBy Peter Gutiérrez Over the past fifteen years, Peter's work in horror and other genres, in the form of short fiction, poetry, criticism, and comics, ...
- Manchester Town Hall Tower: does it look wrong? - PropertyConfidential.co.uk
PropertyConfidential.co.ukManchester Town Hall Tower: does it look wrong?PropertyConfidential.co.uk, UK - Aug 13, 2008This is funny because, as a Quaker, Waterhouse scarcely, if ever, drunk the demon drink. Given that he built so much of Manchester it's also vaguely amusing ...
- Camping out - locally (Ypsilanti Courier)
Camping in Southeast Michigan is no longer only about s'mores and soggy sleeping bags.
- Tim Jennings, new director of Children's Theatre - Seattle Times
Seattle theater news: Seattle Children's Theatre names a new managing director, New City Theater announces its 2008 fall season, and Roosevelt High School's theater tech crew places fourth at an international contest. After a national search, Seattle ...
- Finalists to compete for LP Idol title Sept. 9 - Lake Placid News
Finalists to compete for LP Idol title Sept. 9Lake Placid News, NY - 22 minutes agoHis music is the merger of two personal interests: poetry and instrumental music. Berg had been writing poems for some time, and his budding interest in ...
- Gable gave a damn (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Clark Gable almost stalked off the set of "Gone With the Wind" when he discovered studio bathrooms were designated "White" and "Colored."
- Dying, debt-ridden Singapore founder - Straits Times
Dying, debt-ridden Singapore founderStraits Times, Singapore - 2 hours agoWritten by playwright Ng Yi-Sheng, the 'surreal biography' of Raffles has been turned into an 80-minute production featuring a poetry-spouting Rafflesia ...
- TVT to Perform OKLAHOMA! During Cowboy Poetry (The Wasatch Wave)
Timpanogos Valley Theatre feels it an honor to be a new venue for Cowboy Poetry for 2008. The theatre company will perform Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma, a heart warming musical with a true Western theme.
- Music with a view brings free music to McVicker Park (The Press-Enterprise)
The Elsinore Valley Arts Network celebration of 10 years of promoting visual and performing arts will include the annual Music with a View free concert series.
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