Posts Tagged ‘jobs’

Author to sign new Frank Lloyd Wright books

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

RACINE - For half a century, the SC Johnson Research Tower hasstood as an example of the ingenuity of the architect who defiedconvention to design it. It's also seen as a testament to theinnovation of one Racine's most successful companies.

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Meet a rare breed who looks after rare breeds!

Friday, August 27th, 2010

ON Christmas Day, Pete Liptrot will feed the fish.

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Meet a rare breed who looks after rare breeds!

Rare property in Osterville sells for $1.9M

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

OSTERVILLE Nearly 80 people crowded onto the sidewalks of downtown Osterville yesterday for the foreclosure auction of one of the village's central properties.

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Rare property in Osterville sells for $1.9M

Hockey and homicide

Friday, August 20th, 2010

Chicago author scores in new mystery series But Gus ought to stay exactly where he is. That way, readers can continue to follow him as he seeks truth and justice on the cold streets surrounding Starvation Lake, the made-up Michigan town at the heart of Bryan Gruley's appealing new mystery franchise.

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Forget Ads In Books, Lit-Lovers Face An Even More Hideous Prospect

Friday, August 20th, 2010

Its a pity readers dont want to pay for stories about the death of traditional media, because otherwise journalists and commentators would be riding a big fat cash cow. In recent months its been impossible to open a newspaper or magazine without being drenched by a tidal wave of waaaaahs and woahs and oh my God were all doomeds from those of us who make our living selling words

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Forget Ads In Books, Lit-Lovers Face An Even More Hideous Prospect

Dorm for students with disabilities

Wednesday, August 18th, 2010

Facility marks new milestone for university, already a leader in disability services Already a leader in disability services, U. of I. reaches new milestone as students move into the new dorm.

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Book celebrates Bozo’s rise to fame

Tuesday, August 17th, 2010

We all know Bozo the Clown.

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Eat, pray, love and shop

Friday, August 13th, 2010

Product marketing ventures into new territory with hundreds of women-oriented merchandising tie-ins to the movie starring Julia Roberts. Fans of Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir-turned-movie "Eat Pray Love" won't have to settle for a dog-eared book or a ticket stub as the only mementos of their literary and cinematic journeys through Italy, India and Bali.

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Stieg Larsson’s books make Dahl want to read

Tuesday, August 10th, 2010

Is it OK to read Stieg Larsson's books out of sequence? I am not an avid reader. I always joke that "Reading Is for Losers" is my national campaign for illiteracy.

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Trice: Senior archivist of black history to retire after years at library

Sunday, August 8th, 2010

Senior archivist Michael Flug helped build a vast collection of African-American history and literature Often, when a person announces his retirement, the "congratulations" follow.

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Trice: Senior archivist of black history to retire after years at library