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Celebrate Older Americans in May
This May, we will join with our community partners groups in offering special activities to support and recognize older adults. These include: Seniors Law Day/Life Planning Workshop on Thursday, May 1, at 9 a.m. at Senior Connections, 24 E. Cary St., on the third floor conference room.
Midlothian Exchange |
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Detroit city rocker thrills Valley audiences
HIDALGO - For those of you who missed out on the Kid Rock show at Dodge Arena Tuesday night, missed out on one big party. Forget that it wasn't even hump day and that the suds were flowin' so comfortably and that most of us had to be at work the next day.
Valley Morning Star |
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Artsy side of search: Designers, pop stars create iGoogle themes
New campaign from Mountain View draws attention to iGoogle personalized home pages by introducing "themes" designed by artists and pop culture figures.
CNET |
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The artsy side of Google: Designers and innovators create iGoogle themes
A new campaign from Mountain View draws attention to its iGoogle personalized homepages by introducing 'themes' designed by a few dozen artists and pop culture figures.
CNET |
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Inflatable pig lost during Coachella music festival is found
When things go bad for a huge inflatable pig, don't expect it to be pretty. A helium-filled swine, released into the night sky during Roger Waters' headlining set Sunday at the Coachella music festival in the Southern California desert, has been found in pieces. Two couples found tattered halves of the pig in their yards, a few miles from the festival grounds. Concert organizers had offered a ...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
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La Mesa Man Dies Following Coachella Festival
LA MESA, Calif. -- A 21-year-old La Mesa man found unresponsive at a campsite after attending the Coachella Music and Arts Festival has died, it was reported Wednesday.
KGTV San Diego |
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DSMA to host Night of Percussion and Dance
DARTMOUTH — On Saturday, May 3, the Dartmouth School Music Association will be hosting its annual Night of Percussion and Dance which will be extra special this year as we honor guests, Phil Norton, his wife Tatia, and their son Braiden.
The Standard-Times |
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SCMT offers free demonstration classes for working families
DARTMOUTH — South Coast Music Together is offering a free demonstration classes for families who are unable to attend classes scheduled during the typical work week. Join SCMT on a Tuesday evening in New Bedford, or a Saturday morning in Dartmouth,...
The Standard-Times |
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National Merit winners named
A number of area students were named today as winners of the National Merit Scholarship competition. They are among about 2,500 high school seniors across the country to win the $2,500 scholarships. They were selected from a pool of 15,000 finalists and several hundred thousand seniors who originally were part of the competition. Winners were selected by a committee of college admissions ...
The Charlotte Observer |
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Native American Lecture Series to be held on three Saturdays
DARTMOUTH — A Native American Lecture Series sponsored by the Native American Committee of the Rod & Gun Club of New Bedford will be held at the club starting at 7 p.m., Saturdays, May 3, May 31 and June 21.
The Standard-Times |
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La-Z-Boy to hold benefit
DARTMOUTH — Kavanaughs' La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries, 110 Faunce Corner Road, Dartmouth, will be hosting an evening of fine wines, delicious hors d'oeuvres and beautiful music on Wednesday, May 14 from 5 to 8 p.m.
The Standard-Times |
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Student from Dodge City to perform with orchestra in Honduras
Washburn University student Jose Salazar of Dodge City will be among the musicians performing with the WU Symphony Orchestra, Payless ShoeSource Jazz Combo and a chamber music ensemble May 18 - 29 in several locations in Honduras.
The Dodge City Daily Globe |
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Eventful Gets Win At LA Times
Event listing startup Eventful, based in San Diego, said Wednesday that it has entered into a strategic venture with the Los Angeles Times. According to the firm, it will provide a selection of its regional events to online users of the times "The Guide" hyperlocal events site. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. The Los Angeles Times' site provides event listings in the Southern ...
socalTech.com |
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First night at the Harare International Festival of the Arts
Sophie Shaw sees the spirit of John Lennon and Bob Marley inspire Zimbabweans at Harare's International Festival of the Arts
Guardian Unlimited |
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La Mesa Man is Dead After Attending Coachella
A 21-year-old La Mesa man found unresponsive at a campsite after attending the Coachella Music and Arts Festival has died.
FOX 6 News San Diego |
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Amy Winehouse plans on dumping Island Records
London, Apr 30 : English singer songwriter Amy Winehouse has decided to take control of her 10million pounds fortune and start her own record label, in a bid to become more independent.
New Kerala |
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MAHS senior makes musical mark
Nick Harmantzis is a singer. He sings for his school, his band, and himself. He plays in the concert band, the jazz band, and a rock band. He plays the saxophone, electric guitar, and the piano.
The Press and Journal |
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Music Review: Steve Winwood - Nine Lives
Drawing on an amalgam of styles and influences, this album will give further credence to Winwood’s longevity. In 1965, the Spencer Davis Group issued its first single, “I’m A Man,” which introduced the world to a rhythm and blues wunderkind named Steve Winwood. An innately soulful vocalist and musician – particularly on the Hammond organ – Winwood would, over the next four decades, play an ...
Blogcritics.org |
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Music Review: Mike Patton - A Perfect Place
Mike Patton's debut as a film composer is an intriguing work. Mike Patton is a fascinating artist. He burst onto the scene after joining the band Faith No More for their sophomore outing, The Real Thing. He would later start up a side project called Mr. Bungle. Following the dissolution of Faith No More, he would go on to have, and continue to have, a number of bands including Fantomas, ...
Blogcritics.org |
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Aspen Community School stages its latest original: 'Once Upon a World'
ASPEN 'At this school, the plays need to be original,' says LouRae Doyle, a language arts teacher at the Aspen Community School who, for the last seven years, has written the school's annual play.
The Aspen Times |
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Resident, Officials Outline New Rules For Mifflin Street Block Party
MADISON, Wis. -- One downtown Madison neighborhood is preparing to celebrate this weekend, but city officials have outlined new rules for this year's Mifflin Street Block Party.
WISC-TV Madison |
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IAS Energy, Inc's Video1314.com Launches Chinese Online Gaming Portal and Introduces Educational Online Game
HONG KONG & VANCOUVER, British Columbia----IAS Energy, Inc. announced today that Video1314.com has launched a new gaming portal as part of its Web 2.0 platform. The Company will be introducing various online games designed to drive traffic to the web site.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Columbus band Aegis provides music fusion
According to local band Aegis, it offers a sound like "nothing you've heard before." The show Friday night at Scarlet and Grey Cafe on North High Street proved its point as Aegis's unique blend of bluegrass-jazz-rock provided a taste of the new generation music fusion that is rarely played by local Columbus bands.
The Lantern |
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Washington DC
SAN JOSE, California and ESPOO, Finland , April 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cisco and Nokia (NYSE:NOK) today announced growing customer and partner acceptance of their combined mobile unified communications solution.
The San Francisco Examiner |
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Young artist will be performing Sunday
Mark Sunday, May 4 as an opportunity to hear some exceptional young classical artists in concert at Huntsville’s Algonquin Theatre.
The Huntsville Forester |
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