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Anchorage Daily News Julia O'Malley column
Anchorage Daily NewsThis time of year across the country, gyms and auditoriums fill with robed students, "Class of 2013" balloons and the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance." In Anchorage -- home to the highest concentration, per capita, of Native Hawaiians and Pacific...Tags: Media Industry, Father's Day, Mother's Day, Polynesia, Graduation
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Maine 'Star Trek' fans gather for opening night
Portland Press Herald, MaineFans of the popular 23rd-century saga "Star Trek" came out by the hundreds Wednesday night, as Saco Cinemagic treated them to an early special screening of the latest installment in the pop-culture phenomenon, "Star Trek Into Darkness." With many...Tags: Politics, Entertainment, IMAX, Zachary Quinto, Star Trek into Darkness (movie)
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Festivities and activities for every season
The changing of the season brings differing landscapes throughout the year and the same is true for festivals and activities. Each time of year brings something new tied to a holiday or just a great reason to gather and celebrate. The western...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Holidays, Animals, Wheaton
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Aly Raisman discusses making finale of 'Dancing With the Stars'
The Times has gymnast Aly Raisman, a two-time Olympic gold medalist at the London Games, guest-blogging while she competes on "Dancing With the Stars." Each week while she competes on the show, Raisman will answer a few questions from Sports Now editor...
Tags: Dance, Entertainment, Entertainment Events
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Fall events 2013
This list is not all-inclusive Sept. 1-2 Geneva Fox Valley Folk Music & Storytelling Festival 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sept. 1; 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 2 From eight stages more than 30 acts will perform throughout the two-day festival. In addition to...
Tags: Pumpkin, Entertainment, Entertainment Events, Artists, Arts
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UR planning 16th annual Biggest Yard Sale
Richmond Times-DispatchNeed a pink futon? How about a blue salamander-shaped pinata? Or a banana costume for Halloween? All of these and more -- including some very nice micro fridges, furniture and electronics -- can be yours thanks to the departing students at the...Tags: Chesterfield County, University of Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University, Teaching and Learning, Holidays
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Morning Call takes first in Sandusky coverage
The Morning Call was recognized by the Associated Press this weekend with a first-place award for its coverage of the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse trial in June. The award for general news reporting was presented to The Morning Call staff at the annual...Tags: Scranton, Lehigh County, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Jerry Sandusky, U.S. Supreme Court
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Baltimore teenager pleads guilty to carryout murder
A Baltimore teenager pleaded guilty to murder Monday as his trial was set to begin, following a failed attempt last week to have a confession withheld from jurors in the case. Markell Shelton Jones, 18, shot and killed Freddie Jones Jr. at the Yau...
Tags: Linthicum, Murder
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Race to the Vineyard benefits Junior Welfare Association programs
Herald & Review, Decatur, Ill.In honor of the Junior Welfare Association's 75th anniversary, the Race to the Vineyard 10K/ 5K Run/one-mile Fun Walk will be a celebration, not just a run. The second Race to the Vineyard will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 25, at Long Creek...Tags: Running, Road Running
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Many classes canceled for Halloween football game
Moscow-Pullman Daily NewsWashington State University morning classes on Oct. 31 will be optional, and all afternoon classes will be canceled, because of the influx of fans expected for a nationally televised home football game that evening, President Elson Floyd announced this...Tags: Teachers, Washington State University, Colleges and Universities, Arizona State University, Teaching and Learning
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Ramsaran faces murder charge
The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y.More than five months after his wife, Jennifer, mysteriously vanished, Ganesh "Remy" Ramsaran of New Berlin was jailed Friday after he was charged with second-degree murder in connection with her death. Although an autopsy was completed after her body...Tags: Judges, Allergies, Law Enforcement, Arizona State University, Norwich
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The Palm Beach Post, Fla., Dave George column
The Palm Beach PostNick Saban's feelings are hurt. This verifies, once and for all, that the king of college football is not simultaneously the Prince of Darkness, despite some fairly spooky circumstantial evidence to the contrary, including the fact that Saban was born...Tags: Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), West Palm Beach
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