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Real Events that Inspired Scary Movies?
![<a href="http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/mr-october-hits-three-homers-in-three-swings" target="_blank">This Day In History: Mr. October Hits Three Homers in Three Swings (History.com)</a>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/175615180-18130835.jpg "<a href="http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/mr-october-hits-three-homers-in-three-swings\" target=\"_blank\">This Day In History: Mr. October Hits Three Homers in Three Swings (History.com)</a>")
FOX 17 NewsThis Day In History: Mr. October Hits Three Homers in Three Swings (History.com) On October 18, 1977, in the sixth game of the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees outfielder Reggie Jackson hits three home runs in a row off of...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Larry Hagman, World Series, Poetry, Fiction
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Katherine Siva Saubel, preserver of Cahuilla culture, dies at 91
![Katherine Siva Saubel, an elder of the Cahuilla Indian tribe of Southern California, once described herself as "just a voice in the wilderness all by myself." She meant that she had few people with whom she could speak the Cahuilla language or sing the songs that conveyed her people's ancient stories.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-11/65896715-05202712-187105.jpg "Katherine Siva Saubel, an elder of the Cahuilla Indian tribe of Southern California, once described herself as "just a voice in the wilderness all by myself.\" She meant that she had few people with whom she could speak the Cahuilla language or sing the songs that conveyed her people's ancient stories.")
Katherine Siva Saubel, an elder of the Cahuilla Indian tribe of Southern California, once described herself as "just a voice in the wilderness all by myself." She meant that she had few people with whom she could speak the Cahuilla language or sing the...Tags: Language, Customs and Tradition, World War II (1939-1945), Concerts, Museums
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Wakpa Sica Reconciliation Place
Last week, I shared thoughts about visiting the Mortenson ranch north of Pierre. There is a second part of the journey that provoked much more thought. This trip was part of the South Dakota Ag and Rural Leadership seminar. While the physical...Tags: Tom Daschle, Science and Technology, Economic Policy, South Dakota, Human Interest
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Mailbag: Public must speak up about Rockledge access
Many of you have signed the petition and/or seen the posters around town about restoring a public coastal access to Rockledge. It's the longest stretch of public shoreline in Laguna Beach that doesn't have a public stairway. Kayakers and paddle boarders...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Labor Day, Science, Science and Technology, Human Interest
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PC faculty member publishes article
Brad Tennant, Presentation College associate professor of history, published an article in the spring/summer 2011 issue of International Social Science Review. Tennant's article is titled “'Excluding Indians Not Taxed' - Dred Scott, Standing Bear, Elk...Tags: Science and Technology, Minority Groups
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The massive crooked tree, old brick town hall, Tower Road lookout and a mysterious cemetery
Many vestiges of former times are along Woodward Road on the southeast end of Charlevoix County. To get to this isolated corner of the county turn off U.S. 131 onto Thumb Lake Road at the north end of Boyne Falls village and follow it about three...Tags: Minority Groups, Human Interest, Michigan
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BETSY ROSS (KELLEY) LUEKE
Betsy Lueke, 91, passed away on July 31, 2011 in Burbank with family at her side. Born in Globe, Arizona on August 17, 1919 to Victor and Fern Kelley, Betsy was raised in Hollywood, California, attending Hollywood High School, UCLA, and Chouinard...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Arts, Minority Groups, PTA, California
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5 Things It's Good To Know: Yukon Gold, Fake Phone Calls...
![<a href="http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/gold-discovered-in-the-yukon" target="_blank">On This Day: Gold Discovered In The Yukon</a>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/270726240-16133846.jpg "<a href="http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/gold-discovered-in-the-yukon\" target=\"_blank\">On This Day: Gold Discovered In The Yukon</a>")
FOX 17 Web ProducerOn This Day: Gold Discovered In The Yukon While salmon fishing near the Klondike River in Canada's Yukon Territory on this day in 1896, George Carmack reportedly spots nuggets of gold in a creek bed. His lucky discovery sparks the last great gold rush in...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Cell Phones, Colleges and Universities, Minority Groups, Michigan
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South Florida 'Feather Man' sentenced for selling anhinga feathers
![South Florida's self-described "Feather Man" on Tuesday was sentenced to house arrest for selling feathers plucked from protected birds.](http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/267650280-17093243.jpg "South Florida's self-described "Feather Man\" on Tuesday was sentenced to house arrest for selling feathers plucked from protected birds.")
South Florida's self-described "Feather Man" on Tuesday was sentenced to house arrest for selling feathers plucked from protected birds.
Clemente DiMuro, Jr., 56, of Miami pleaded guilty to violating the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act by selling...Tags: Everglades, Florida, Punishment, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Minority Groups
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Natural Perspectives: Birding in Big Bear more fun than a barrel of monkeyflowers
Vic led a birding trip to Big Bear Lake recently for his senior citizen class in bird watching. I was more than happy to go with him because I love the San Bernardino Mountains.
We drove up State Route 38 on a beautiful Friday morning, meeting the...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Foods and Beverages, Travel, Minority Groups, Wildflowers
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This Small Preserve Should Not Be Missed
The Hartford CourantI have always skipped over preserves less than 20 acres or so since they are quick hikes where one hardly breaks a sweat. And after visiting the 12-acre Roy Huse Collins Nature Preserve in north Portland near the Glastonbury line, I will never be...Tags: Bodies of Water, Minority Groups, Rivers
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Disney's 'Lone Ranger' may still have a shot
Hold your horses, Tonto.
Film crew workers, who were told last week to dismantle a western town set being built near Silver City, N.M., for Walt Disney Studios' planned production of "The Lone Ranger," were instructed Wednesday night to hold off on the...Tags: Walt Disney, Jerry Bruckheimer , Movies, Entertainment, Minority Groups
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