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Jarema chose to disobey the law Editor: The recent Charlevoix County Court FOIA decision should serve as a wake up call to all citizens of Charlevoix County. Judge Johnson rebuked county prosecutor John Jarema for his failure to forward select emails...Tags: Government, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Social Security
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Soundstage will open January events for Laurel Arts
For Laurel ArtsThe holidays are over and the Christmas decorations are being packed away at my house this weekend. This is always my least favorite time of the year as it seems the winter months stretch out before us with nothing to break up the monotony. That's...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Health, Arts and Culture, Music Industry, Arts
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December singles: Meet Adam and Trisha
Adam Dutch Durham
27, Gemini
Lives: Baltimore
Hometown: Crisfield
Education: Berklee College of Music and Salisbury University
Occupation: DJ/producer of Alternate Seduction and guitar/drum instructor
Interests: music, film, road trips, mannequins,...Tags: Music, Thriller (genre), Google Inc., Arts and Culture, Entertainment
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Fall into Fun at Laurel Arts
Laurel ArtsIt’s fall. The kids are back in school. You’ve done all the fun summer family outings — the zoo, Idlewild Park, the park and maybe even a trip to the beach. After-school activities have kicked in, but perhaps you are feeling like...Tags: Religious Festivals, Halloween, Painting, Arts and Culture, Fine Arts
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Current Space's art market — literally
The intersection of art and commerce has always been a dangerous spot. It gets extra slippery at a cheeky exhibit at Current Space, the ever-funky gallery that has staked out an oasis on an otherwise development-shy block of Howard Street.
Titled "CART,"...Tags: Painting, Andy Warhol, Pennsylvania, PBS (tv network), Arts and Culture
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Game-stopping action with a violent storm
Orlando SentinelSunday night during the sixth inning of Florida State’s game against Alabama in the Tallahassee Regional NCAA Baseball Championship, a storm moved in, postponing the game until the next day. What started out as ethereal clouds, coloring the sky...Tags: Tallahassee (Leon, Florida), Standards, College Baseball, Arts and Culture, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Crotch photos no big deal to politican
timr@herald-mail.comIf a congressman hadn’t already confessed to posing for stud-muffin photos and using them to troll for chicks on CraigsList, I wouldn’t have given this Anthony Weiner story a second thought. But now, when I see that a congressman stands...Tags: David Brinkley, Anthony D. Weiner, Mass Media, Twitter, Inc., Politics
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Album review: Destroyer's 'Kaputt'
Pop & HissVancouver, Canada’s Dan Bejar, the occasional member of the New Pornographers, has been crafting adventurous solo albums with various musicians under the heavy metal-like moniker Destroyer since the '90s. On “Kaputt,” his ninth outing, Bejar has... -
One of the original Florida Highwaymen to highlight Cedar Key arts fest
The 46th annual Old Florida Celebration of the Arts will once again be consuming downtown Cedar Key in late April. This year, R. L. Lewis, one of the original Florida Highwaymen, will be displaying his work and Tony's Seafood Restaurant will be filling...Tags: DVDs and Movies, Painting, Restaurants, Gainesville, Judy Johnson
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UC regents expected to partner with L.A. County in reopening Martin Luther King Jr. Hospital
L.A. NOWMembers of the UC Board of Regents meeting at UCLA this morning said that they were cautiously optimistic that they would vote Thursday to partner with Los Angeles County to reopen Martin Luther King Jr. Hospital in Willowbrook. Under the...... -
UC regents scheduled to take crucial vote on future of King Hospital [Updated]
L.A. NOW[Updated at 10:45 a.m.: UC regents unanimously approved a partnership with L.A. County to reopen King Hospital.] Members of the UC Board of Regents said they were “cautiously optimistic” that they would vote today to partner with Los Angeles County...... -
Two Dead After Plane Crashes In Remote Placer County
FOX40 NewsThe bodies of two people have been recovered from the wreckage of a single-engine plane that crashed in a remote area of Placer County Friday. The plane was seen flying at a low altitude by a hiker near Emigrant Gap in Placer County around 1:00pm Friday....Tags: Monterey (Monterey, California), Santa Cruz County (California), Watsonville (Santa Cruz, California), Transportation Industry, California
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