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No Indian Summer likely for Baltimore
Maryland WeatherFrom The Sun's print editions: Baltimore Sun reporter Candus Thomson offers this guest post: Indian Summer, by the strictest of definitions, doesn’t appear to be on Baltimore’s horizon or even beyond, according to the Accuweather charts. No...Tags: Weather, Minority Groups
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Renaming Broward: Your views on Lauderdale County
Mayo on the Side: Michael Mayo | Sun Sentinel BlogsGot some decent feedback on last Sunday's column, where I pitched the idea of changing Broward's name to Lauderdale County. My view: The Broward name is blah, forced upon us by the Florida Legislature 100 years ago to honor a......Tags: Brevard County, Florida Legislature, Minority Groups, Broward County, Port Everglades
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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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East Haddam's Creek Row: A Road Back In Time
The Hartford CourantI love old roads. They are about as close to a time machine as one can get, outside of the one I'm tinkering with in my basement. And East Haddam's Creek Row is about as old as they come, being the first road built in a town that dates to the 1660s, when...Tags: Bodies of Water, Connecticut River, Minority Groups, Rivers, Haddam
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The massive crooked tree, old brick town hall, Tower Road lookout, 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 miles...Tags: Minority Groups
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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: African Americans, Minority Groups, Building Material, Forestry and Timber, Metal and Mineral
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Arsenal Tech students participate in NFL Super Learning program
Students at Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis were in the Super Bowl spotlight Friday.
The school is taking part in the NFL's Super Learning in a Super State program. The program provides educational opportunities for students and teachers in...Tags: Arts and Culture, Minority Groups, Football, National Football League, Jim Thorpe
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INKED! Sweet racism is icing on the (cup)cake?
Little Debbie is rolling over in her grave, blowing cream-filled chunks into her cocoa-dusted bonnet.
That some rabble-rousing young Republicans from America’s liberal hotbed have corrupted the treat du jour for their bitter bon mot on affirmative...Tags: University of California, Social Issues, Civil Rights, Slavery, Hispanic and Latino Americans
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A Journey To A Place Where Three States Meet
The Hartford CourantSuperman had his Clark Kent — a mild-mannered alter-ego and someone who might be considered, well, a geek. People might look at me as a rugged, explore-any-place kind of guy who thrives on living on the edge out in the natural world. But actually...Tags: Arts and Culture, Transportation, Photography Supplies and Services, Nature, Minority Groups
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Archaelogy exhibit opens downtown
Editor's note: This is the ninth in a 12-part series about Washington County Historical Society's founders. The Washington County Historical Society, in cooperation with the Hagerstown- Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau, is hosting an...Tags: Arts and Culture, Politics, Bodies of Water, Maryland General Assembly, Health
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Weekend Preview: Top five San Diego events v 5
From the DiscoverSD-hosted Indian Summer bash at Bar West on Friday, to the San Diego Yacht & Boat Show and San Diego Pride Parade & Festival, both going off Friday through Sunday, we lucky locals are in for yet another action-packed weekend, and we&...Tags: Arts and Culture, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Festive Events, Margaret Cho, Minority Groups
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Jul 13, 2011
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