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Mar 22 2024
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Shen Yun ‘Gives Us a Real Opportunity to Have a Connection to China and Its History,’ Says Physician
SALT LAKE CITY—On March 21, physician Corey Rammell and his daughter Sonja, enjoyed Shen Yun’s third of seven consecutive performances at the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater. The duo selected front-row seats for a close view of both the dancers and Shen Yun’s live orchestra. “It’s beautiful. It’s a very wonderful cultural experience to see. [The show] gives somewhat of a sentimental
The Epoch TimesMar 18 2024
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History Letters
Spirit Lake, IA (KICD) — Dickinson County History comes to life Tuesday night as actors will read letters from some of the earliest settlers. Museum Director Mary Dreier says they just recently learned about the correspondence between Orlando and Maria Howe. Clyde Ihrke and Marie Matthiesen will read the letters in character Tuesday night at the Pierson Lakes Art Center. Orlando Howe was the
KICDApr 12 2024
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AAUW’s Women’s History Project announces winners
In honor of Women’s History month each year, Austin’s American Association of University Women (AAUW) branch sponsors a Women’s History project contest for American History students at Austin High School. The winners of this contest are usually honored and presented with a cash award at an all-school assembly. This year’s assembly had to be canceled because of the March 25 snowstorm, making it
Austin Daily HeraldApr 22 2024
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With five unanswered goals, Carolina Hurricanes add to their history of playoff shocks
To one pair of eyes, watching from the owner’s box, this looked all too familiar. In his time with the Carolina Hurricanes, Eric Staal was part of any number of improbable playoff comebacks, usually but not always against the New Jersey Devils, the kind of games people still talk about five, 10, 20 years later. He watched his younger brother this time, a civilian, alongside three sons too
The News & ObserverApr 19 2024
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Jackson library to be razed for green space near history museums
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A public library that fell into disrepair will be torn down to make way for a new green space near two history museums that have become one of the top tourist attractions in Mississippi’s capital city. The board of the state Department of Archives and History on Friday approved a demolition permit for the Eudora Welty Library, which is named after the acclaimed author but
Associated PressApr 22 2024
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From brisket to comedy, this downtown Wilmington spot is steeped in entertainment history
Things always change in downtown Wilmington, but the history remains. Take The UnderFront Co., a relatively new establishment at 265 N. Front St. in the basement of the building (hence the name UnderFront). Opened a little over a year ago by Joseph Sena, its focus is craft cocktails, retro DJ nights and some live music, along with being a chill hangout spot. "Our demo is late 20s to 60s,
Star NewsApr 09 2024
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Women's NCAA title game makes viewing history
South Carolina’s 87-75 victory over Caitlin Clark and Iowa in the women’s NCAA championship game has achieved a pair of milestones. It is the first time the women's title game outdrew the men. It also was the second most-watched non-Olympic women’s sporting event on U.S. television. The Sunday afternoon game averaged 18.9 million viewers on ABC and ESPN while UConn’s 75-60 victory over Purdue
The Press DemocratApr 19 2024
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Bath history center hosts tea with locals from past
Sagadahoc Preservation, Inc. will host “Tea with Gussie Donnell and Friends,” a historically rich at 1 p.m. April 28. When the arching doors of SPI’s Winter Street Center (880 Washington St., Bath) open, ticket holders will be guided to their seats by volunteers. After everyone has been served tea and cookies, three local historians — Ellen Whiting, Joan Knight and Irene Drago — will take the
Portland Press HeraldApr 15 2024
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‘We Are The Culture’ Explores The History And Magic Of Black Chicago
CHICAGO — Arionne Nettles has the soul of the city inscribed in her DNA. She spent her summers riding her bike and scraping her knees on her Englewood block. She learned how to sew and chop wood in a Chicago Park District field house, and completed book reports and Black History Month projects at the Woodson Regional Public Library in Washington Heights. She sold sweet treats from her
Block Club ChicagoApr 11 2024
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Recognizing History: Mission Garden mural to be commemorated
The new mural sits at the foot of sentinel peak and depicts images of nature inspired by Mission Garden. Another Tucson mural is about to be recognized. This time will celebrate the history of the Mission Garden site, originally the Tohono O’odham village known as Cuk Son, or the birthplace of Tucson. A commemoration will take place from 9 to 11 a.m. at Mission Garden on Saturday, April 13.
Tucson Weekly