Please join the Friends of the Nature area,
Divide Youth Services Collaboration Organization and Black Oak Mine
Unified School District in celebrating the visual and performing
arts-it is a Beauty of Nature festival.... 10:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m. Georgetown Amphitheater and Nature Area
Free. Vendor booth space can be reserved for a fee of $15;
Informational booths are free, we just ask that you provide a
children's art or nature activity swhittington@bomusd.k12.ca.us or thiaa@calweb.com For more information contact: Susan Whittington (530) 333-1826
While TV on the Radio has been working its way up from independent to major label and from local clubs to international tours, its music has grown ever more ambitious.
- (SA) THEO NYHABA Thobela Xolani Dlamini grew up in Kagiso in the West Rand and matriculated in KwaZulu-Natal. He has a B Tech in human resources from Wits Technikon. He's currently working in the Sama Committee and also plays a strong role in the
Sir Cliff Richard's publicists must have had their work cut out over the past few days. At the start of the week, the gossip columns were aflame with news of the reissue of his cover version of a song entitled 'Honky Tonk Angels', whose alleged
Santo Domingo.? The Jukebox returned to the Dominican Republic with a show at the Hard Rock Cafe in Santo Domingo Saturday night. Dominican Beatles fans were asking for the Jukebox to come back after a succesful show at the Steakhouse Cafe last March.
Sam Phillips: The singer-songwriter lists smelly Bibles and electricity among her influences, and she's master of the smart, serious pop song. This year Phillips comes bearing the earthy, elegant, and oddball tunes from her new album, 'Don't Do
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