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Growth planners now run by county (The Greenville News)
Shake-up came after residents called for action on flooding, traffic issues
One of America's Great Student Newspapers (The Pitt News)
Concept albums seem to be back in vogue recently after a period of relative dormancy in the '90s. Bands like Green Day and My Chemical Romance recently used the formula to try and show that they had "matured" as artists and could no longer be written off as harmless pop-punk.
Tales From The "Palace" With Malice Guitarist Mick Zane (KNAC.COM)
If England has it?s Saxon , then America has it?s Malice ! A heavy five-piece monster wall of guitar, thundering bass and drums layered with thick, melodic, screaming vocals, Malice is straight ahead power rock, and if you're not careful, a song like ?Hellrider? will make you get a speeding ticket in your car.
The things in my parents? garage - Daniel Silliman (Henry Herald)
My mom asked, the other day, when I was going to do something with the band saw in my parents? garage. The band saw is the biggest thing out there, left like a relic from previous days, so that?s the thing she notices.
Jim Beal: A taste of Delta, Dutch (San Antonio Express-News)
Bodine does blues, Moreno roots rock
Rifle Bullets - Rifle?s Community Bulletin Board - Feb. 1-7, 2007 (Rifle Citi...
Want to get the word out about a local event? Send your ?bullet?in board items by 5 p.m. Fridays to cclick@citizentelegram.com, fax to 625-3628, or drop by legible copy at The Citizen Telegram, 132 E. Third, Rifle. Priority is given to Rifle nonprofit events.
New women's 'sport' not for featherweights (The Columbus Dispatch)
NEW YORK ? The reigning world champion of the Pillow Fight League is backstage, strategizing about how to put the hurt on Betty Clocker. "I tend to knee a lot, but not this time," she says, whispering so her opponent can?t eavesdrop. "Because she?ll be expecting that. I?m switching it up."
Royal `Trovatore,' Paris Jazz, Morricone in N.Y.: Global Arts (Bloomberg.com)
Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Verdi's intricately plotted ``Il Trovatore'' returns to the Royal Opera in London with its fabulous assortment of full-voiced neurotics, gypsies, dead babies and anvil-clanging Spaniards.
Rock Opera (The Memphis Flyer)
Verdi's Il Trovatore ( The Troubadour ) is an opera with everything: magic spells, bloody fratricide, burning gypsies, "The Anvil Chorus," and -- of course -- secret rock-and-roll parties featuring idiosyncratic Memphis bands like the politically conscious Snowglobe and the whimsically inclined Two Way Radio (pictured).
No fluff: Pillow fighters pack a punch (Inside Bay Area)
THE reigning world champion of the Pillow Fight League is backstage, strategizing about how to put the hurt on Betty Clocker.
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Growth planners now run by county (The Greenville News)
Shake-up came after residents called for action on flooding, traffic issues
One of America's Great Student Newspapers (The Pitt News)
Concept albums seem to be back in vogue recently after a period of relative dormancy in the '90s. Bands like Green Day and My Chemical Romance recently used the formula to try and show that they had "matured" as artists and could no longer be written off as harmless pop-punk.
Tales From The "Palace" With Malice Guitarist Mick Zane (KNAC.COM)
If England has it?s Saxon , then America has it?s Malice ! A heavy five-piece monster wall of guitar, thundering bass and drums layered with thick, melodic, screaming vocals, Malice is straight ahead power rock, and if you're not careful, a song like ?Hellrider? will make you get a speeding ticket in your car.
The things in my parents? garage - Daniel Silliman (Henry Herald)
My mom asked, the other day, when I was going to do something with the band saw in my parents? garage. The band saw is the biggest thing out there, left like a relic from previous days, so that?s the thing she notices.
Jim Beal: A taste of Delta, Dutch (San Antonio Express-News)
Bodine does blues, Moreno roots rock
Rifle Bullets - Rifle?s Community Bulletin Board - Feb. 1-7, 2007 (Rifle Citi...
Want to get the word out about a local event? Send your ?bullet?in board items by 5 p.m. Fridays to cclick@citizentelegram.com, fax to 625-3628, or drop by legible copy at The Citizen Telegram, 132 E. Third, Rifle. Priority is given to Rifle nonprofit events.
New women's 'sport' not for featherweights (The Columbus Dispatch)
NEW YORK ? The reigning world champion of the Pillow Fight League is backstage, strategizing about how to put the hurt on Betty Clocker. "I tend to knee a lot, but not this time," she says, whispering so her opponent can?t eavesdrop. "Because she?ll be expecting that. I?m switching it up."
Royal `Trovatore,' Paris Jazz, Morricone in N.Y.: Global Arts (Bloomberg.com)
Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Verdi's intricately plotted ``Il Trovatore'' returns to the Royal Opera in London with its fabulous assortment of full-voiced neurotics, gypsies, dead babies and anvil-clanging Spaniards.
Rock Opera (The Memphis Flyer)
Verdi's Il Trovatore ( The Troubadour ) is an opera with everything: magic spells, bloody fratricide, burning gypsies, "The Anvil Chorus," and -- of course -- secret rock-and-roll parties featuring idiosyncratic Memphis bands like the politically conscious Snowglobe and the whimsically inclined Two Way Radio (pictured).
No fluff: Pillow fighters pack a punch (Inside Bay Area)
THE reigning world champion of the Pillow Fight League is backstage, strategizing about how to put the hurt on Betty Clocker.
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