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Johnny Mercer Gets Salute At O'Neill Cabaret Conference
Hartford CourantLyricist, singer and songwriter Johnny Mercer will receive a tribute in song next week at the Cabaret & Performance Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Centerin Waterford. “AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE”, A Johnny Mercer Celebration,"...Tags: Carnegie Hall, Theater, Culture, Kelsey Grammer, Johnny Carson
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Record numbers partake in Jeff Drenth Memorial races in Charlevoix
CHARLEVOIX —Ryan Chute of Big Rapids and Kathryn Fluehr of Naples, Fla. were the male and female winners, respectively, of the Jeff Drenth Memorial 5K Foot Race Saturday during the Charlevoix Venetian Festival. Steve Matuszak of Caro and Samantha...
Tags: Beason (Logan, Illinois), John Johnson, Raleigh, Oswego, Lansing
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Ladies' poker champion Barbara Corson celebrates winning
Ten Years Ago The median price for a home in La Cañada Flintridge in late July 2002 was reported to have increased to $754,000, which was 24.9% higher than the same period a year earlier. One local Realtor said it was the best market he'd seen since...
Tags: Human Interest
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Dad Hopes to Educate People about Leaving Kids in Hot Cars
FOX40 NewsWhen you look at Sara Corinne Marson, with her bright blue eyes, thick braid and big smile - you'd never know what she survived. It was Aug. 16, 2008, when 9-month-old Sara Corinne was accidentally left in the family van following a funeral for three... -
Price reduced on historic bank
The old First National Bank building at 203 S. Main Street, across from the Red Rooster is for sale, and whoever buys it will get a lot of history. When the bank was built in 1906, it was praised for its architecture. The twostory structure with high...Tags: Insurance
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Traffic: Accident on I-695 outer loop near Loch Raven Blvd.
As of 9 a.m. Friday, traffic was slow on the outer loop of I-695 near Loch Raven Boulevard, due to an accident. Accidents were slowing traffic on St. Paul Street near Charles Street in Baltimore City, Monroe Street near Washington Boulevard in...
Tags: Grand Prix of Baltimore, Charles Street, St. Paul Street, Howard County, Pratt Street
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Patience, perseverance pay for marathon champs
News-Review sports writerINDIAN RIVER -- Dustin Pearson of Indian River grew up around the Top O' Michigan Outboard Marathon Nationals. He's watched it many times, his uncle and cousin each have earned national titles in the two-day 80-plus mile race, and four years ago he...Tags: Auto Racing, Boats, Southeast Asia, Human Interest
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Fashion Square Mall releases versatile app
An app recently launched by the company that owns Orlando's Fashion Square Mall makes finding a movie and your favorite store easier for mobile device owners. Mall owner Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT) launched the iOS and Android...
Tags: Foursquare, General Growth Properties, Inc., Lifestyle and Leisure, Panera Bread Company, Florida Mall
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One robbery thwarted, armed men flee another in Anne Arundel Co.
Two clerks at a Glen Burnie convenience store thwarted a robbery early Monday by locking the suspects out of store. But armed men held up another store in Brooklyn Park Saturday. Four men, apparently frustrated with the lock-out, began brawling in the...Tags: Glen Burnie, Theft, Brooklyn Park, Annapolis
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How much spent nuclear fuel is there in Connecticut?
If you were freaked out by last year's disaster at Japan'sFukushima nuclear plants, or by Three Mile Island or Chernobyl, maybe you'd rather not think about all the toxic spent nuclear fuel being stored in Connecticut or just across the border in New...
Tags: Environmental Pollution, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Disasters and Accidents
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Mile Long Yard Sale vendor: 'It's surprising what people will buy'
dona@herald-mail.comLike crabgrass, the Fourth of July Mile Long Yard Sale has been spreading over Hagerstown’s North End for years, devouring more side streets off Longmeadow Road, drawing thousands of bargain-hunters and turning residents into entrepreneurs for a... -
State Ignores Crumbling Mansfield School
The Hartford CourantA photographer friend called a few weeks ago, from the grounds of the former Mansfield Training School in Mansfield. "One of the buildings has a hole in the roof with a tree growing through it," he said. He knew I had written extensively about the state'...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, University of Connecticut, Norwich, Colleges and Universities, Health
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