Fifth Friday street event in The Alley activates evening revelry
Newst Hedge announces a Fifth Friday gathering in The Alley tonight from 7 to 11 PM with Palmetto Groove providing music. Free admission, plus food and drink specials and games for children. For more information call 641 1111.
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Yesterday's Sounds at DAV Building Promises Oldies Night
Yesterday's Sounds performs at DAV Building on Columbia Highway in a 7:30 to 11 p.m. show with oldies blues rock n roll and country. Admission is $6. Snacks and drinks available, alcohol prohibited. Call Dana Watkins at 292-3680 or email dwatdesign gmail com for details.
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In Theaters This Week Beasts of the Southern Wild
Film listings note titles across the week including Beasts of the Southern Wild Magic Mike Ted Take This Waltz and Tyler Perry's Madea's Witness Protection with ratings PG-13 R and PG-13 respectively.
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Madea
Katy Perry Part of Me 3D and Other Films Next Week
Listings show Katy Perry Part of Me 3D PG The Do Deca Pentathalon R The Magic of Belle Isle PG and Savages R screening in coming week.
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Supreme Court halts death sentences in Furman cases
On June 29, 1972 the U S Supreme Court ruled three capital sentences cruel and unusual and blocked their imposition. The decision triggered a moratorium on executions as states rewrote capital punishment laws.
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Historic Events Marking Key Turning Points Across Centuries
On this date 1613 the original Globe Theatre in London burned. In 1767 Britain approved the Townshend Act imposing duties on glass paint oil lead paper and tea to the American colonies sparking protests and repeal efforts. In 1911 Pope Pius X blessed the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers. In 1941 Ignacy Paderewski the Polish statesman pianist and composer died in New York at age 80.
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Butterfly advocate grows Michigan native species at home
Brenda Dziedzic, 59, promotes native Michigan butterflies through a home habitat in Westland, costing over $20,000 to host nine species and one moth. She aims to educate the public on ecosystem importance, urging planting of butterfly-friendly flora while noting butterflies’ role for birds and amphibians. Dziedzic formed the Southeast Michigan Butterfly Association and has traveled globally to study species.
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Curry exits NBC Today co host role in tearful finale
New York reports Ann Curry bid an emotional goodbye on NBCs Today saying she couldnt carry the ball over the finish line. The departure follows the shows worst ratings stretch in nearly two decades with Good Morning America overtaking it four times this spring.
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Alligator Tears and Kong Salmon Pink coleus steal the garden show
A gardener highlights ColorBlaze Alligator Tears and Kong Salmon Pink coleus as standout plants. Kong Salmon Pink reaches about 20 inches tall with large leaves and performs best in filtered light, paired with elephant ears or Dark Chocolate foliage. The segment also notes ColorBlaze Alligator Tears with creamy teardrops and pairing ideas with Sanguia Red petunia.
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