Papal visit weaves a miracle
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010THE Vatican is lending Britain four priceless tapestries Raphael imagined for the Sistine Chapel.
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THE Vatican is lending Britain four priceless tapestries Raphael imagined for the Sistine Chapel.
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This magazine storage transforms glossy covers into modern wall art. Magazine – Business and Economy – Storage – Shopping – Home and Garden
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BEAVERS BEND —Well-known professional artist Jamie Carter of Paris is to offer an Art Retreat and Outdoor Painting Workshop: “Capturing Nature’s Beauty” from 9 to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday Sept. 10 and 11 on location at the Forest Heritage Center in Beavers Bend State Park.
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Painting workshop set up at Beavers Bend
FREMONT — “Red Hot Highfalutin’ Hoedown” is the theme of Terra Community College’s 2010 gala and reverse raffle Sept. 24 in the Student Activities Center at Terra. This year’s gala will transport guests to the wild, wild West for an evening of diamonds and denim.
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Terra gala to have wild West theme
From Bob Dylan to sea-going ships, Duluth offers a ocean of ideas for a Minnesota tour.
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Duluth: A superior destination
Sundance 2010, Rainbow Rites 23, Rainbow Revival is the benefit event’s 23rd year and is primed to be its best. With all the lights, action and cameras – not to mention food, fun and hot music, this is the way to make summer last well into September.
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Different Facets of Life — paintings by Soma Das. Till August 30 at Akar Prakar, P 238 Hindustan Park, #2464 2617; 2 to 7 pm: Conflicts Within — an exhibition of recent work by Rima Kundu.
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ART Till August 30 at Gallery Nakshatra, 2/1 Outram Street, 2nd floor, #22892982; 11.30 am – 7.30 pm:
For Green Lanterns, learning-disabled adults turn old wine bottles into useful and decorative objects such as coasters, candlesticks and jewelry.
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The Butts County Chamber of Commerce has announced plans for the first Jackson Alive Family Festival on Saturday, Oct. 2. The event is intended to cover Jackson with activities and events for the entire family, which will transport festival-goers back to a simpler time.
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Jackson Alive Family Festival set for Oct. 2; Multiple events coincide
Several new stores are opening at Lincolnwood Town Center.
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Business briefs: Lincolnwood Town Center welcomes new retailers