Posts Tagged ‘real-estate’

Library of the Chathams’ annual Book Sale begins March 13 (Independent Press)

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

CHATHAM — Tens of thousands of donated books are being sorted into more than 30 categories from Autobiographies to Zen for the Library of the Chathams annual Book Sale. The sale starts on Saturday, March 13, where, for the first...

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Library of the Chathams' annual Book Sale begins March 13 (Independent Press)

R & B Used Books in Grand Blanc has stories to tell (The Flint Journal)

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

Grand Blanc used book store offers readers reduced book prices and book clubs.

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R & B Used Books in Grand Blanc has stories to tell (The Flint Journal)

Angelina Jolie, author Patricia Cornwell ready Scarpetta film; rare ‘Star Wars’ images; and more: The Morning After (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

Get your a.m. dose of celebrity news and gossip from The Plain Dealer's Melodie Smith.

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Angelina Jolie, author Patricia Cornwell ready Scarpetta film; rare 'Star Wars' images; and more: The Morning After (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Sex, death … and Reading (Forbes)

Monday, March 8th, 2010

Suffering from erectile dysfunction or benign prostatic hyperplasia? Go out and buy a book.

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Sex, death ... and Reading (Forbes)

Rural Pride and Poverty and a Hen’s Empty Nest (New York Times)

Monday, March 8th, 2010

The skill with which Ron Rash’s tales are constructed is apparent in “Burning Bright,” a new book of stories.

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Rural Pride and Poverty and a Hen’s Empty Nest (New York Times)

On the home front: Growing to eating (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

Friday, March 5th, 2010

Growing to eating Some books will teach you how to grow a vegetable garden. Some will tell you how to cook the fruit of the harvest. But it’s a rare book that guides you through the entire process, from seed packet to serving dish

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On the home front: Growing to eating (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

200 years of shared knowledge (Boston Globe)

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

SALEM - Jean Marie Procious brings an uncommonly personal touch to her work as a librarian.

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200 years of shared knowledge (Boston Globe)

Privatized transit? Less rare than you’d think (Toronto Star)

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

A discussion of privatized transit service has to look at labour, service and risks to taxpayers, say those who have tried it.

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Privatized transit? Less rare than you’d think (Toronto Star)

Prosecutor drops tax-evasion charges against Bound Brook restaurant owners (The Star-Ledger)

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Matthew J. Dowling/The Star-LedgerRafael Rosario, owner of the Cafe Imperial in Bound BrookBOUND BROOK -- The Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office today dismissed tax-evasion charges against a restaurant owner, his half-brother and his business after the auditor who checked the books...

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Prosecutor drops tax-evasion charges against Bound Brook restaurant owners (The Star-Ledger)

Classrooms silent in rare event (Columbia Daily Tribune)

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Kids might never have been so quiet. Today more than 6,000 Columbia Public Schools elementary students stopped what they were doing and read for 15 minutes as part of Read Across America, sponsored by the National Education Association.

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Classrooms silent in rare event (Columbia Daily Tribune)