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When Paige Dobson was a freshman at Geraldine High School, she watched two of her schoolmates prepare for the inaugural Miss Indian Alabama pageant, which was organized by the Alabama Indian Affairs Commission.

After almost a decade, singer, songwriter, musician and choreographer Daniel Alpern has returned to Mercer Island to revitalize the Stroum JCC's Center Stage theater program.

Edwin Johnson, veteran Haverhill High School English teacher and WHAV radio announcer, died in 2003 but he's far from forgotten.

John Rooke made an appearance this afternoon on an Emerson College radio show, and talks about the Patriots, PC's upcoming game against Alabama, and also reflects on Pete Gillen's sweating in the Friars' elite eight run in '97. John Rooke Interview Audio courtesy of "The Afternoon Delight" show's website Tags: John Rooke posted 9 hours ago by ...

It's 1:15 p.m. in the Portsmouth High School auditorium and dozens of students are buzzing behind the curtain on the side of the main stage.

One of the images in "Maine Women: Living on the Land," a black-and-white photo essay by Emerson College professor and Maine summer resident Lauren Shaw, on exhibit at Coastal Studies for Girls in Freeport.

Local housekeepers fired by the Hyatt hotel chain say the company has broken a promise.

BOSTON : Over the summer, Emerson College student and Medomak Valley High School grad Thomas Goodwin of Warren filmed a good deal of his bachelor of arts' thesis film around the Midcoast.

Deadpan man Steven Wright wants to take his audience on a 90-minute ride out of this world.

Catching a freshly shot paintball in his teeth may be an easy task for magician Justin Kredible, but when he comes to State College, he will attempt any entertainer's most difficult trick: keeping an audience captivated.

National Trademark Investigations and Santoni Investigations announced today the appointment of Scott Rutherford as Director of Marketing.

Lauren Shaw's photography exhibition Maine Women: Living on the Land opens Nov. 20 and runs through Dec.18 at Coastal Studies for Girls during a series of public open houses.

There are many ways the fourth-graders at the Pine Grove School raise funds for their weeklong trip next year to the environmental school in Maine.

A Sunday concert will celebrate 25 years of Public Radio East, which is based at Craven Community College.

John Kerry would have learned to avoid co-eds packing Instamatics! But nooooo. Our senior senator was captured in yet another embarrassing Kodak moment with a couple of Emerson College students, who popped by his posh Louisburg Square digs to trick or treat on Halloween night.

You'd think turning 50 would mean you'd get a break. Yet just days before Deen Kogan was to receive a recent proclamation from Philadelphia city officials honoring the 50th anniversary of her Society Hill Playhouse, little was calm.

When it comes to keeping your music personal, do you use cups or buds? Are you a "can" man -- with padded headphones covering your ears -- or a Newbury Street fashionista, with a flair for earbuds in snazzy prints? We tapped three local audiophiles for some personal favorites.

With a shortage of floo powder, the newly formed Yale Quidditch team did not have the means to travel to this weekend's World Cup, held at Middlebury College in Vermont.

All Press Releases for October 27, 2009>> 10/28/09 Host Psychologist Parthenia Izzard, CNHP, interviews Bethanne Elion, author of Memoirs of the Bathtub Psychic: True Story of A Clairvoyant & Her Dogs.