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Huge crowds enjoy new year parade

Sunday, January 2nd, 2011

Region’s musicians gather to record Christmas single
BOONEVILLE – “I know you aren’t my real brother/And I know we are not the same race or color/Still I know that deep inside you’re just like me …” Anthony Sykes wrote those words, and they’re the opening lines of his holiday song “This Christmas Day.”

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PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Diana Krall’s Quiet Night Tour Begins February in Florida
Husky-voiced Diana Krall has written a new chapter in acoustic jazz improvisation and interpretations of old standards for the present generation. Younger jazz musicians do not ordinarily have the mass appeal to sell out tickets in large concert halls; she has changed that, thus a full house is anticipated February 5 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida when fans get to spend the evening with the …

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Day of music to benefit singer
The North Platte Telegraph Music has been said to have a healing quality, if not physical then surely emotional. There are some musicians that will be at the Stapleton VFW hall on Dec. 5 who hope that their music will at least contribute to the physical healing of one of their own. Ray and Tonya Mullen are organizing a country jam session to benefit Barb Kramer Beckett who is suffering from two …

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Rio Hondo Symphony seeks young musicians
Aspiring young musicians have until Jan. 7 to submit an application for the Rio Hondo Symphony’s Association’s Young Artist Competition.

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Huge crowds enjoy new year parade
Hundreds of thousands of people have lined the streets of London to watch musicians, cheerleaders and performers from all over the world strutting their stuff. Related Stories Minister in bid to save Ringo home Control orders ‘set to be scrapped’ Hot air balloon crash deaths probed Millions have data stored by police Fares hike hits rail passengers

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Live review: FYF Fest gives crowds a lot to cheer about

Monday, September 6th, 2010

Riverfront Park ending first season with Chris Young, Pridefest
Pridefest will be the final event of the season to be held at Riverfront Park next weekend, ending a string of outdoor concerts and entertainment that Eric Jones of the Verizon Wireless Center says went better than expected.

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Reedy Chapel to have free lunch concerts
Izola Collins will play songs and hymns that favor quiet meditation during free lunch hour concerts at Reedy Chapel A.M.E. Church.

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No trouble, just fun at annual summer bash
The sizzle of different eats filled the cool Saturday afternoon sky as the second day of the Ford Arts, Beats & Eats festival continued cooking up a sweet order of family fun. Dusty Rose Jordan brought her 6-year-old son, Cooper, to take in the event Saturday. She also attended the festival Friday night.

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New Phoenix Coyotes marketing chief has long Valley ties
The Phoenix Coyotes new marketing head is a former Phoenix Suns executive.

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Live review: FYF Fest gives crowds a lot to cheer about
The annual FYF Fest, now in its seventh year, experienced serious growing pains Saturday at the Los Angeles State Historic Park downtown, even if the music onstage offered gratifying highs. The daylong concert featured 35 buzzing bands, a combination of…

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Crowds are growing for Hudson waterfront concerts

Monday, August 9th, 2010

Man Passes Out While Eating and Driving, Truck goes into House
Eating an driving proved to be an unsafe combination for a man in Ripley Sunday.

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Man Caught with Pants Down and an Armless Mannequin in Public Park
According to the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department, 61-year-old Eddie M. Campbell from Belle was caught at Booker T. Washington Memorial Park in Malden with his shirt off and his pants around his ankles.

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Adventure Seeker Hopes Climb will Benefit UBB Miner’s Memorial
For more than 20 years, a Boone County native has thrived on adventure. Now, he wants his next thrill seeking journey to also benefit a good cause.

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Our Breakdown of the HSM Shredstar Multishred CD Shredder
We recently took a look at the HSM Shredstar Multishred CD Shredder . Overall the machine is quite nice but Ill let you be the judge after you see the pros and cons below. Always remember that the stated specs of a machine do not always translate precisely to a real-world environment.SecurityAt a level 3…

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Crowds are growing for Hudson waterfront concerts
Hudson’s summer waterfront concerts are coming into their own. Dogged by often-skimpy attendance in past years, the first two concerts of Hudson Harbor Fest 2010 have attracted better crowds.

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Red State Update: Obama’s German Crowds There For The Bands?

Thursday, July 29th, 2010


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Perfect weather, popular bands draw crowds to Walleye Weekend

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

Bands in the Sand
Come join us for the annual Bands in the Sand benefit for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, brought to you by the Boatyard Bar & Grill.

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The Latest Kids’ Craze: Rubber Bands
Well, not quite. Silly Bandz are stretchy, colorful silicone bands that come in all different shapes. And kids around the country just have to have them. But why are they so popular?

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Bands of Estes, son to share stage
Stan Estes elaborately described his plan for an upcoming concert, from a solo acoustic set to a nine-piece band with flashing lights and “powerhouse sound.”

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Stage set for bands of quality
EIGHT talented young local bands will compete in Cardinia Shire’s Battle of the Bands on June 26.

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Perfect weather, popular bands draw crowds to Walleye Weekend
Big name bands and diverse attractions brought throngs of people to Walleye Weekend.

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Graffiti Art contest and Battle of the Bands draw crowds

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

Have we met? Research finds ‘missing social knowledge’
The face looks familiar but… Just as humans don’t always know their neighbors, new research shows even the most social of animals don’t always recognize individuals they regularly encounter, the first known evidence of “missing social knowledge” in non-human primates.

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H.B. Bands
“At Huntington and Malibu, they’re shooting the pier/At Rincon, they’re walking the nose,” Mike Love sang on the Beach Boys’ breakthrough hit, “Surfin’ Safari,” in 1962. It wasn’t the last time Surf City factored in pop music history. Here are some of the famous bands and artists connected with Huntington Beach:

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Bands to march
Willistonâs 78th annual Band Day Festival marches into town on Saturday with several local and regional bands taking part.

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H.B. Bands
“At Huntington and Malibu, they’re shooting the pier/At Rincon, they’re walking the nose,” Mike Love sang on the Beach Boys’ breakthrough hit, “Surfin’ Safari,” in 1962. It wasn’t the last time Surf City factored in pop music history. Here are some of the famous bands and artists connected with Huntington Beach:

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Graffiti Art contest and Battle of the Bands draw crowds
THE Galaxie & Youth Carnival 2010 at the Penang Times Square over the weekend delivered a hefty dose of fun while also throwing up some intense but healthy competition of the visual and aural kinds.

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