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Q&A With Phil Stevens, Founder of Music Ranch in North Lakeland
The Ledger, Lakeland, Fla.Phil Stevens spent 31 years working for the U.S. Postal Service, but his true passion is delivering live music. Stevens, 58, founded Music Ranch in 1998 at a 10-acre property in North Lakeland his family has owned since the early 1960s. He hosts about...Tags: Muddy Waters, Music, Lynyrd Skynyrd (music group), Concerts, Radio Industry
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Parent: WCPS violated Open Meetings law
Daily News, Bowling Green, Ky.A Bowling Green parent has sent a letter to the Warren County Public Schools to report a "suspected violation" of Kentucky's Open Meetings law. Cameron Lebedinsky, 620 Moats Lane, sent the letter, dated May 10, to WCPS Interim Superintendent Kathy...Tags: Media Industry, Crime, Law and Justice, Sports, Bowling
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WRAPUP 5-U.S. job market resilience eases growth concerns
Reuters* Nonfarm payrolls expand by 165,000 jobs in April * February and March revised up by net 114,000 jobs * Jobless rate falls to 7.5 percent, labor force expands * Report shows some underlying strength in the economy By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, May 3...Tags: Financial Markets, Credit Ratings, Employment, Labor Markets, Federal Reserve
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Richland School Board Candidates Focus On Budget
On May 21, the primary elections for the Richland School District’s Board of Directors will be held, and candidates say they are focusing on the school budget. This year, there are four four-year positions and one two-year position open. The...Tags: Elections, Board of Directors, Business, Primaries, Politics
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Court ruling aims to reduce diesel fumes at Union Station
A recent federal court decision will require the owner of a downtown building to maintain its ventilation system, improving air quality at nearby Union Station by sucking out diesel fumes from the station's tunnels. The old post office will have to...
Tags: Government, Union (McHenry, Illinois), Metra, Heads of State, Passenger Cars
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Catfish stocking taking place at parks around W.Va.
Charleston Daily Mail, W.Va.CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Catfish stocking begins in mid-May in West Virginia. The Division of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Section and West Virginia's state parks have teamed to make catfishing even more rewarding. Tagged channel catfish will be...Tags: State Parks, Natural Resource Industry, Environmental Issues, Travel, Catfish
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Bluffton to consider building new town hall, court
The Island Packet OnlineBluffton town leaders will consider Tuesday purchasing 11 parcels of land at Bluffton Village for a new Town Hall and municipal court. The properties -- located just off S.C. 46 between the U.S. Post Office and the Bluffton branch of the Beaufort County...Tags: Rentals, Property
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WRAPUP 1-U.S. April employment data to point to sluggish economy
Reuters* Nonfarm payrolls seen rising by 145,000 jobs in April * Unemployment rate expected to hold steady at 7.6 percent * Average hourly earnings seen up 0.2 percent * Average workweek seen steady at 34.6 hours * Report to show economy growing but with...Tags: Employment, Unemployment Benefits, Labor Markets, Marketing, Federal Reserve
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9 candidates seek open Wyoming Area board seats
The Citizens' Voice, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.Per usual, blood pressures are up in the Wyoming Area School District, and nine candidates are vying for four open seats on the school board. The school district is currently in tense negotiations with the teachers union, which has worked without a...Tags: Elections, Health and Safety at School, Teaching and Learning, Scranton, Board of Directors
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READER SUBMITTED: Hartfrord Native Wins Boston's I.R.N.E Award
StatewideActor and Hartford native Wayne W. Pretlow wins Boston's I.R.N.E Award for best supporting actor in a musical for his portrayal of Nicely Nicely Johnson in "Guys and Dolls" at Bill Haney's North Shore Music Theater. Pretlow credits his formative...Tags: Music, NBC (tv network), Theater, Celebrities, Music Theater
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Hazards of serving on ammo ship never far from sailor's mind
The Buffalo NewsRaymond J. Gates and his buddies lived in a time of fierce patriotism when they were in their late teens. The United States was at war on two fronts, the Pacific and Europe. To be a young man who was not in the military could mean only one thing:...Tags: Japan, Korean War (1950-1953), U.S. Army, New York City, Bethlehem Steel
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Public safety officials prep for Lower Merion's hosting golf's U.S. Open
The Philadelphia InquirerWith the U.S. Open coming to the Merion Golf Club in less than five weeks, public safety officials are more worried about road congestion and lost drivers than crime or terrorism. "Our biggest concern is traffic," said Haverford Township Deputy Police...Tags: Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Boston Marathon, Golf, Laws, Law Enforcement
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