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NMSU professor is fifth NPR NewsPoet, records works for Library of Congress
New Mexico State University assistant professor of English Carmen Gimenez Smith was in Washington, D.C., to participate in National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" broadcast as the monthly NewsPoet.
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Darien students receive visit from J.S. Bach
The Darien Music for Youth organization, in support of a curricular focus on the music of J.S. Bach by the Darien Public Schools Music Department, sponsored a series of performances featuring Herr Bach himself.
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Veteran laid to rest at Fort Worden with honors
His parents met at the USO club - now the American Legion hall - in Port Townsend after World War II.
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Voice Actors Perform Star Wars As Favorite Cartoon Characters
In 1981, National Public Radio recorded a radio drama adaptation of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.
Georgia Ballot Access Lawsuit Filed
On May 25, the Green Party and the Constitution Party filed a lawsuit against Georgia's procedure for placing newly-qualifying parties on the ballot for President.
Oak Creek Paramedic Featured in NPR Story
An Oak Creek paramedic got some national publicity Friday when he was quoted in a National Public Radio story discussing dispatchers' CPR coaching.
Jeremy Harris Lipschultz: Goodbye Printed Newspapers, Hello Streaming Mobile
U.S. newspaper hiring data reflect a peak year of 1989, and mainstream media have been downsizing large staffs ever since.
Chris Ulanowski: A public man's private turmoil that ended in tragedy
Chris Ulanowski, who served as news director of WRVO for 27 years took his own life Memorial Day 2011 20 months after being fired from the National Public Radio station in Oswego.
MSHA conducts 3-state Alpha inspection blitz
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Looking for some good summer reading? Check out the books Gwen and the Washington Week panelists recommend for the beach, the car, the plane or the pool.
Cory Booker got it right - and the GOP got it wrong
Lanny J. Davis counsels individuals, corporations and government contractors, and those under congressional scrutiny, on crisis management and legal issues by developing legal, media and legislative strategies that are designed to best produce a successful result for the client.
CIA Makes Analysis Less Useful
National Public Radio recently reported the unusual story of Central Intelligence Agency analysts publicly sharing changes in the way CIA develops analysis used by policymakers, including the President, in the wake of seemingly inaccurate conclusions about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction .
Celebrate the Life, Spirit and Legacy of Katie Beckett
Readers here may be familiar with important changes to Medicaid law and regulations that resulted from the advocacy efforts of an Iowa family to pioneer what became known as the "Katie Beckett Waivers" in the early 1980's. This initial action set the direction for certain services purchased under Medicaid, otherwise only available in institutional ... (more)
Salutes, thanks and commemorations greet WW II veterans
John Macchia, Sam Bliss, an unidentified Honor Guard member, Herb Wilson and Russell Hyatt pause for a photo at Fort Myers International Airport.
Theater groups form area league
The Live Theatre League of the Greater Peoria Area held its first public meeting Monday at the Waterhouse, home to Peoria Cabaret Theatre, located at 619 SW Water St.
AM Read: People on Gov't Assistance at Record High in Md.
More than 700,000 people receive food assistance -- the most in state history -- and a record 70,000 people depend on emergency cash assistance, according to Capital News Service .
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Reporting: Jon Stewart Rally JON STEWART RALLIES FUN AND CONTROVERSY by Joe Shea American Reporter Correspondent Bradenton, Fla.
Acep Honors Journalists for Outstanding Coverage of Emergency Medicine Issues
The American College of Emergency Physicians today honored journalists from Kaiser Health News, Modern Healthcare and National Public Radio for their outstanding reporting on emergency medicine issues.