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Jazz: A new kind of Blue Whale
Brand XYou never know where inspiration will strike. For 36-year-old jazz singer and Los Angeles club owner Joon Lee, it happened one night watching a documentary on blue whales. “These guys are vanishing at people's hands,” said Lee, who has long been... -
Onetime home of Frederick Loewe is listed in Palm Springs for $5.95 million
A Palm Springs home once owned by Oscar-winning composer Frederick Loewe is on the market at $5.95 million.
The one-story, ranch-style house, built in 1956, has four bedrooms and three bathrooms in 4,369 square feet. It sits on a street-to-street knoll...Tags: Red Skelton, Homes, Personal Service, Greta Garbo, Music Industry
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Chamber announces new committee structure, invites public participation
Danville-Boyle County Chamber of Commerce announces a new committee structure designed to improve efficiency within the chamber, its board of directors, membership and staff.
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Falcons charge by Rams in five
LA CRESCENTA — The math didn't look good for the members of the Crescenta Valley High boys' volleyball team Friday night. With the Falcons in a two-game hole against visiting Temple City in a nonleague match, they needed to quickly solve the...Tags: Volleyball
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Prep plays waiting game as season nears
GLENDALE — Several of the key members of the Flintridge Prep boys' volleyball team are currently experiencing the playoff run of their lives. It's happening in basketball, though, as three of the Rebels' starters – middle blockers Kenyatta...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Volleyball, High School Sports, Gomez (music group), Wars and Interventions
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Advocate staffers bring home journalism awards
LOUISVILLE — Former Advocate-Messenger writer Herb Brock thought he was attending Friday night’s Kentucky Press Association banquet to support his son, David Brock, who was up for an award.
So when the elder Brock, who retired last month,...Tags: Justice System, Arts and Culture, Journalism, Judges, Newspaper and Magazine
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Commonwealth tops librarians' watch list
University Press of Kentucky’s forthcoming fall titles already are attracting attention from librarians. Library Journal, a leading trade magazine for librarians, has taken notice. In their next issue, as part of their coverage of the American...Tags: Yale University, Social Problems, Racism, Elections, Harvard University
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Past State Trapshooting Champions
Sportsman of the Year 1959: Matt Fox, Emery. 1960: E.W. Wiseman, Mt. Vernon. 1961: Harvey Huffman, Rapid City. 1962: Ben Peterson, Fedora. 1963: Wilber Day, Onida. 1964: Claude Bohning, Highmore. 1965: Virg Farrar, Britton. 1966: Art Koch,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Watertown, Jason Johnson, Arts, Athletes
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Jessamine Journal wins General Excellence
The Danville Newspaper Group was a shining light in the Kentucky Press Association Better Newspaper Contest for 2010, three of the newspapers finishing among the leaders in General Excellence in their circulation categories. The four newspapers...Tags: Arts and Culture, Newspaper and Magazine, Photography
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Harsh winter conditions killed off half of Michiana's bee colonies
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY -- The long, cold winter took a toll on honey bees, killing as much as 50 percent of bee colonies in the Michiana area. This has devastated some beekeepers who can't figure out why their bees didn't survive. And that means higher...Tags: Blueberries
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Brothers came up big for Burroughs
In just its fourth year of existence as a program, many thought the Burroughs High boys' volleyball team pulled off a major feat when it tied Claremont for the Pacific League championship in 2010.
The title was the first in program history.
However,...Tags: Volleyball
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Rising Stars shine in Central Kentucky: Advocate highlights area's best, brightest, busiest students
msimpson@amnews.comSomething comes along with the caps and gowns, the senior yearbooks, the graduation goodbyes. It's a delicate yet unmistakable feeling that at once unnerves and exhilarates seniors. Possibility. Soon-to-be graduates can’t be certain what form...Tags: High Schools, Music, United Way , Special Olympics, Science and Technology
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