28
Jul/2010

by goodteacher

Dalton student to serve lunch to seniors DALTON DISTRICT -- The district and its architecture firm will sponsor a luncheon for area senior citizens as part of Dalton Days in the Park on Saturday. Entertainment will be provided by students under the direction of vocal instructor Lorna Parks. Music will begin at 11:15 a.m. and continue following the luncheon. Lunch w... Read More

28
Jul/2010

by pigshow

LEWISTON ? Leon "Cy" Wagg, son of John and Geraldine Wagg, 62, of Bowdoin, died Saturday, July 10, after a brief hospital stay. watches-D Cy enjoyed hunting, loved camping in northern Maine and was a lumberjack by trade. His hobbies were raising and training oxen to work in the woods or pull at the fairs. He was very artistic, making the yoke's and bows for his oxen and designing dress harness... Read More

28
Jul/2010

by pigshow

LONG BEACH - Former GameWorks executives this summer will launch a new restaurant and entertainment concept at the Pike at Rainbow Harbor, resuscitating the large downtown space GameWorks occupied for nearly seven years before its abrupt closure in March. Kitchen Den Bar is expected to open in the 40,000-square-foot space in mid-August, Pike general manager Jeff Miyaoka said Wednesday. "It cert... Read More

28
Jul/2010

by signup07

ROGERS, Ark. -- The LPA Group, Incorporated, an engineering unit of Michael Baker Corporation (NYSE Amex:BKR), and its affiliate, The LPA Design Group, Inc., announced today that it has opened an office in Rogers, Arkansas. This new location will strengthen the company鈥檚 presence in Arkansas and allow the company to expand into new markets in northeast Oklahoma and southwest Missouri. The Rogers office will be working closely with the well-establishe... Read More

28
Jul/2010

by signup07

A LARGE panoramic view of Edinburgh provided the highlight of the picture section in Michael Bowman's auction at Chudleigh last weekend. Painted in watercolours by Edward Goodall (1819-1908), it shows the Castle and Princes Street viewed from Calton Hill. Anyone familiar with the Scottish capital could not fail to be impressed by the wealth of detail captured by Goodall's brush and a local buyer prevailed - despite a Scot... Read More