11/22/2008
What To Do (The Chronicle-Journal)
•How to do ’what to do‘ What To Do is a free listing of special events in the city and region. Priority will be given to community groups, non-profit organizations and family activities. It is not intended as a free listing for businesses which have other promotional options within the newspaper.
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11/20/2008
WEB EXTRA: Sunshine and crowds greet premier as B.C. marks 150 years (Kelowna Capital News)
Sunshine and smiles greeted Premier Gordon Campbell and members of his cabinet as they celebrated B.C.'s 150th birthday in Fort Langley on Wednesday. On Nov. 19, 1858, Governor James Douglas proclaimed British Columbia to be a Crown colony.
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11/19/2008
A 'cohesive story' of 'early life in Philadelphia' (Philly.com)
ON OCT. 24, 1781, Col. Tench Tilghman, an aide to George Washington, sailed into Philadelphia to present to the Continental Congress the terms of the British surrender at Yorktown, the last major land battle of the Revolutionary War.
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11/19/2008
Paddler from Idaho leaves wake across North America (The Olympian)
Adventure has been a long-term investment for Bob Rust.
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11/17/2008
Bush-tailed rock wallabies return to the wild (Stawell Times-News)
Captive-bred Brush-tailed rock wallabies were reintroduced into the Grampians National Park in a trial bid to save the critically endangered species from extinction in Victoria.
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11/17/2008
Flour Power (My Kinda Place)
Lindsay Lohan got more than she bargained for whilst in Paris at the weekend. The actress - who was at a club in the French capital to support her DJ girlfriend Sam Ronson – was showered with flour as she left the venue by an anti-fur activist.
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11/15/2008
Party like it’s 1858 (Kelowna Capital News)
On a cold and rainy November day in 1858, Governor James Douglas stepped inside the big house at Fort Langley and signed the proclamation that set a new course for the vast territory of British Columbia.
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11/14/2008
Animal rights activists target Euronext employees (Radio Netherlands)
Radical animal rights organisation SHAC has moved its operations to the Netherlands. In the United Kingdom, courts have restricted the activities of the group using terrorism legislation.
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11/13/2008
Nat jumps on PETA bandwagon (Adelaide Now)
SHE hasn't stripped down as much as fellow Aussie Sophie Monk, but Natalie Imbruglia is the latest celeb to jump aboard the PETA bandwagon.
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11/14/2008
Healthy museums mean a healthy nation: SEE VIDEO (The Peterborough Examiner)
Museums must bring fresh eyes to old questions and constantly reevaluate exhibits, the first Jack Matthews Fellow said at the Canadian Canoe Museum last night. [...]
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