The Union News

CONFIRMED ARTISTS: Korn, Shiny Toy Guns, Girl Talk, Shwazye featuring Cisco Adler, BassNectar, Iglu & Hartly, Far East Movement, Kids At The Bar, Emarosa, I Am Ghost, The Union Sound, I:Alive, And More October 16, 2009, COSTA MESA, Calif.-- --AHL Productions and KROQ announced today the initial lineup for this year's Halos N' Horns Music Festival.

North of the border, Pop Montreal 2009 is going on as we speak, yet one of the Canadian city's best bands, The Besnard Lakes , are here in NYC playing a show on Saturday at Mercury Lounge .

Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi a s house arrest was extended by 18 months after she was found guilty of breaching a detention order, triggering international condemnation of the military regime.

Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi a s house arrest was extended by 18 months after she was found guilty of breaching a detention order, triggering international condemnation of the military regime.

As workers with General Motors finally get to return to their jobs in Lordstown, there is --perhaps not so coincidentally -- a feature about that plant and this area in today's edition of The Detroit News, and how similar stories are occuring around the country.

Mustang Sally Brings Rocking Country Music to Oak Ridge Park for Union County's Free Summer Concert Series, July 8 By County of Union 6/25/2009 The Union County Summer Arts Festival 2009 concert series moves to Oak Ridge Park in Clark on Wednesday evening, July 8, with a "contemporary country" performance by Mustang Sally.

THE MINUS 5, a Rock Collective Featuring Members of R.E.M. and the Posies to Appear at UNION COUNTY MUSICFEST 2009 By County of Union 6/23/2009 The Minus 5, a rock group founded in 1993 by underground pop icon Scott McCaughey, was created as pop/rock collective with the intent of using different lineups with each new record.

Globe 's Largest Union Rejects Cuts The Boston Globe 's largest union tonight narrowly rejected $10 million in wage and benefit cuts, and about an hour later the paper's owner declared an impasse in negotiations and imposed a 23 percent pay cut on the union's members, effective next week.

Abousfian Abdelrazik's lawyer Yavar Hameed announced in a press conference in Ottawa today that the stranded Canadian plans to fly home on 12 June 2009 in order to appear at the Standing Committee for Foreign Affairs before Parliament adjourns for the summer.