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Sail away on a short Northwest cruise
SEATTLE — Big or small? Luxury cruise ship or plucky coastal freight boat?
The choice is yours for cruising around the Pacific Northwest.
Sail away for a night this fall or next spring between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C., on a world-class cruise...Tags: Alaska, Minority Groups, Tourism and Leisure, World War II (1939-1945), Celebrity Cruises
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Can our dreams predict the future?
Psychic MediumYou're great. I listen all the time [to Kiss 95.7]. Is it normal to dream things and then have them become reality? Is it intuition? It happens a lot to me. - From Shauna Thank you Shauna.... Okay it has all happened to us, right? We are mid-...Tags: Minority Groups
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Native American Storytelling at public observatory
![The Lake Afton Public Observatory will present a special program on the star lore of Native Americans, called "Native American Storytelling," at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/331876480-06093252.jpg "The Lake Afton Public Observatory will present a special program on the star lore of Native Americans, called "Native American Storytelling,\" at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16.")
(WICHITA, Kan.)The Lake Afton Public Observatory will present a special program on the star lore of Native Americans, called "Native American Storytelling," at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16. Visitors will sit around a campfire and listen to how the sky affected Native...Tags: Minority Groups, Research, Science
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The 'Lighthouse' In The Forest
The Hartford CourantAs we walked through the deep woods, the Barkhamsted Lighthouse remained hidden, yet it was all around us. Suddenly, my guide — Ken Feder, an anthropology professor at Central Connecticut State University — stopped before a grove of giant...Tags: Central Connecticut State University, Barkhamsted, Minority Groups, Forestry and Timber, Metal and Mineral
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Statehouse roundup: Boundary lines to be drawn
PIERRE - Boundaries for legislative districts in Indian country will be the focus when the Legislature's redistricting committee gathers Tuesday at the state Capitol. The calendar pages are turning fast as the Legislature prepares for its one-day special...Tags: Dog Racing, Republican Party, Minority Groups, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Democratic Party
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FOOTBALL
There will be a football camp for moms at the Groton football field Sunday afternoon. Everyone is welcome, despite your gender. It will begin at 1 p.m. Topics include tailgating, plays, positions, stats, equipment and question and answer sessions...Tags: Bob Stenehjem, College Sports, Rich Wardner, Minority Groups, NFL Draft
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Cinematographer, actress coming for film festival
Cinema- tographer Adam Greenberg and actress Irene Bedard will be among those appearing at the fifth annual South Dakota Film Festival, which starts Thursday at the Capitol Theatre. Greenberg was nominated for an Academy Award in 1991 for “Terminator 2....Tags: Celebrities, Minority Groups, Robert Redford, Career and Workplace, Festive Events
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Film festival a highlight on Aberdeen calendar
Just as the weather turns a little cooler, the Aberdeen cinema scene starts warming up. The South Dakota Film Festival runs Thursday through Sunday in Aberdeen, showcasing dozens of films from the Great Plains and beyond. The festival is one of the...Tags: Facebook, Nature, Minority Groups, Film Festivals, Dennis Daugaard
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West Michigan Honors 9/11 Heroes
FOX 17 ReporterHundreds fell silent and took pictures as the American flag was hoisted into the sky. Sunday afternoon Cathedral Square in Grand Rapids instantly transformed into crowded place of prayer, peace, and healing for the September 11th Community Day of...Tags: Minority Groups, Gerald Ford, Pedro Martinez
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Shepherd U. Office of Mulitcultural Student Affairs receives W.Va. grants
Shepherd University’s Office of Multicultural Student Affairs recently received two grants from the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission totaling $9,500. The first grant, totaling $5,000, was part of the commission’s Social...Tags: History (tv network), Colleges and Universities, Education, Gays and Lesbians, Minority Groups
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Sister Mary Ruth Gerlach
Sister Mary Ruth Gerlach, a Sister of Mercy and an educator who later was supervisor of the Mercy Medical Center Chapel, died Sept. 4 of lung cancer at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. She was 94. The daughter of a real estate broker and a homemaker,...Tags: Management Change, Minority Groups, Career and Workplace, Mercy Medical Center (Baltimore, Maryland), Health
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