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UNDATED: of his son. Timothy P. Martin told neighbor and childhood friend Samuel Resa of his dream to join the armed forces. They lifted weights together, and they built a huge obstacle course in an old barn and pretended to be in training camp.
- Pleasure cruise turns into rescue mission - Charlotte Observer
Pleasure cruise turns into rescue missionCharlotte Observer, NC - 6 hours agoA separate exhibit by award-winning photographer Edgar Lane III of Hickory will be accompanied by framed poetry selections chosen by published author and ...
- ‘Getting Inspired by Winchester and Its Environs’ - Winchester Star
‘Getting Inspired by Winchester and Its Environs’Winchester Star, MA - 4 hours agoIn honor of National Poetry Month in April, the Winchester Public Library is pleased to announce a poetry-writing workshop led by Moira Linehan Ounjian, ...
- Xavi Hernandez dumps Celtic out of Europe (Daily Telegraph)
Barcelona (1) 1 Celtic (0) 0 Agg: 4-2Gordon Strachan's best laid plans were easily disrupted by Xavi's fourth minute goal for Barcelona at the Nou Camp, writes Roddy Forsyth.
- From staff reports (Killeen Daily Herald)
With the month of February winding down, local schools are hosting numerous Black History Month. With several programs slated this week, the Killeen Independent School District is offering events to commemorate February as Black History Month.
- Is it wrong to select a deaf embryo? (BBC News)
The BBC News website looks at the debate about deliberately selecting a deaf embryo in IVF.
- Pensioner wins fight to build wind turbine - News and Star
A PENSIONER is jubilant after planning inspectors give his wind turbine plans the go-ahead following a year-long fight. Digging deep: George Bainbridge, right, and Joe Thwaite prepare the foundations for a wind turbine at Park Crest, Westward near ...
- More history marked (Bowling Green Daily News)
The life of the late author, poet and Bowling Green native Eliza Calvert Hall was commemorated Sunday with the unveiling of a historical state highway marker on Chestnut Street before many of her descendants.
- WFU professor says Celtic Christianity is unique religion (Wake Forest University News Service)
As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, the legend will be retold of how the Christian missionary Patrick banished all the snakes from Ireland.
- Subscriptions on sale Monday for Utah Symphony's new season
Salt Lake Tribune - Concerts geared toward young listeners and their families include a "Cowboy Jamboree," with cowboy poetry and music of the Wild West, and "Cho's Anatomy," in which assistant conductor David Cho will "dissect" a masterwork.
- Alum's poetry unveils sex metaphors galore - Red and Black
Alum's poetry unveils sex metaphors galoreRed and Black, GA - 35 minutes agoI didn't mean to write a book of poetry. I don't really read a lot of poetry." Therein lies a major problem: admitting to writing poetry without reading ...
- 'Narrative' show turns artists into storytellers
Daily Oklahoman - A rooster performs from a book, "Ode to the Morning,” at a "Poultry (rather than poetry) Reading” in a chicken coffee house in one Clancy acrylic, and mice visit a modern art "Mouseum” in another. Romantic and idealistic rather than mainly ...
- Pillows for survivors (Corvallis Gazette-Times)
Volunteers, grant make care packages for breast cancer patients possible
- Artist, photographer speaks about elements - Red Bluff Daily News
Artist, photographer speaks about elementsRed Bluff Daily News, CA - Apr 3, 2008The photography evolved in a master's project illustrating her poetry for children when she returned to Chico State to earn her teaching credential and ...
- Young couple’s dream of a coffee shop comes true (Puyallup Herald)
The owners of Beyond the Bridge Café in Sumner are serious about offering a fun, artistic atmosphere and quality coffee, complete with foam art.
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