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- Poverello celebrates 2 million meals served Posted on July 15 (Missoulian)
Though they haven’t technically served 2 million meals yet, the Poverello Center had reason to celebrate Tuesday afternoon as it honored the generosity of the Missoula community with its Two Million Meals Served barbecue.
- Feature | Sizzlin Summer - Baltimore City Paper
Feature | Sizzlin SummerBaltimore City Paper, MD - 2 hours agoOnly problem was, he was about to graduate, and if I didn't find a way to get to know him soon and let him know that I too liked poetry and interesting ...
- Rhyming in the rain - Hornell Evening Tribune
Rhyming in the rainHornell Evening Tribune, NY - 2 hours agoPoffo started out his pro wrestling career as “Leaping Lanny,” known as a good guy who produced a book of wrestling poetry entitled “Leaping Lanny: ...
- Where the Neighborhood Has No Name - New York Times Blogs
We’ve written before on whether a child’s first name has any effect on life outcomes, and whether street names have any effect on housing prices. What if a neighborhood changes its name? Ask the residents of South Central Los Angeles. Actually ...
- NASA series on Discovery - Providence Journal
Providence JournalNASA series on DiscoveryProvidence Journal, RI - 9 hours agoFor example, John Glenn was all business in his Mercury flight while Scott Carpenter was more into the poetry of space — and nearly ran out of fuel in the ...
- Tribute: Mary Lois Shepp had a way with words - Kansas City Star
Love of words: When Mary Lois Shepp had a hysterectomy in 1987, she did what she always did in moments that needed uplifting: She wrote a limerick — this time, as a goodbye to her womb. “For every occasion, normal occasions and invented occasions ...
- Grads honored at kente cloth event - Fremont News Messenger
Grads honored at kente cloth eventFremont News Messenger, OH - 3 minutes agoThere will be testimonials, poetry readings, singing, dance and piano performances by the students. The highlight of the ceremony is the Kente Cloth ...
- In d'Harnoncourt's death, city loses art-world treasure - Philadelphia Daily News
ANNE d'Harnoncourt, 64, an icon who turned the Philadelphia Museum of Art into a world-class institution during her 26-year tenure, died of cardiac arrest late Sunday night at her Center City home, museum officials said yesterday. The daughter of a ...
- DVD meant to help children who were flood victims - Martinsville Reporter-Times
Young children whose families lost everything in the June 7 flood might not understand the magnitude of what happened until they grow older. A DVD with photos of the aftermath with music by Bigg Country playing in the background will help record what ...
- Ruth Graham Speaks At Scenic City Women's Praise Breakfast - The Chattanoogan
Ruth Graham Speaks At Scenic City Women's Praise BreakfastThe Chattanoogan, TN - 35 minutes agoAs a minister's wife, she was expected to be perfect but had no way to publicly express her feelings. Privately, however, she wrote poetry.
- Writings chronicle life in Nevada 'Prisneyland' - ScrippsNews
LAS VEGAS -- The inmates run this place. Not the staff. That's the reality of it. That's the graduation speech Dahn Shaulis says he got at Nevada's prison guard academy. Manage the unmanageable, his trainers said. Learn to provoke power, to play with ...
- Yeats provides reliably glorious flourish - The Independent
If only everything in life were as reliable. Not, admittedly, the sort of observation generally prompted by a thoroughbred – except, perhaps, among those who feverishly presume that every vagary in equine performance reflects the cynical ...
- Council preps for 2 motels - Alpine Avalanche
Two new motels representing major chains appear to be in Alpine's future, according to discussions at Tuesday night's Alpine City Council meeting. It has been general knowledge that plans for a Hampton Inn were proceeding. In fact, the council even ...
- The Month In: Techno (Pitchfork)
You don't have to be a former raver to mourn the complacency behind today's dance music-- to mourn the atrophy of a particular sense of optimism, of possibility, once encoded in the ceaseless advancement of electronic music's shifting stylistics-- so we went loooking for some good news by asking a few dozen electronic music aficianados to cure what's ailing this music. read more
- New juxtapositions at Cleveland Museum of Art stimulate greater ... - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rhyme scheme: Charles Meynier's "Erato, Muse of Lyrical Poetry" -- one of the artist's neoclassical canvases that dominate a renovated gallery in the Cleveland Museum of Art -- puts the ample strengths of Jacques-Louis David's "Cupid and Psyche ...
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