Celebrate Princeton Street Fair Dances Through Rain
Rain paused Celebrate Princeton as vendors packed and performers carried on. Connie Shumate, event coordinator, said weather could not stop the show. Vintage cars shined after quick cleanups by Yesterday's Rides volunteers while fans danced to Abové, Chloe, Lauren and Sarah Lamb amid light showers on Mercer Street.
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Princeton
Mercer Street
Connie Shumate
Princeton Public Library
David
Robin Osborne
Wytheville
David Osborne
Osborne
Lori McKinney
Chloe
Lauren
Sarah Lamb
Summerfield
N.C
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Tom Bone
Terri Parkee
Virginia blues drummer Mark Stutso releases Rock My Soul CD
Virginia drummer Mark Stutso known for Jimmy Thackery and the Drivers issues his solo debut Rock My Soul released March 6 2008 on Moondog Records. The 11 tracks include Norman Nardini compositions ranging from blues to rock with Stutso's vocal range on every track.
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Pocahontas
Mark Stutso
Jimmy Thackery
Moondog Records
Pennsylvania
Norman Nardini
Jon Bon Jovi
Stutso
Nardini
Jay
Statso
West Virginia
Virginia
Is DEET toxic and what are alternatives
Earth Talk notes that DEET is widely used as a mosquito repellent and cites a late 1980s Everglades study where about a quarter of workers reported adverse health effects attributed to DEET. It discusses potential health concerns and suggests non toxic alternatives to keep mosquitoes away.
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Tom Pollack
Oakland
Everglades National Park
DEET versus botanical repellents in mosquito protection
A summary of DEET safety concerns and efficacy. It notes skin reactions and possible brain effects from prolonged exposure in animal studies, contrasts with human tolerance on labeled, sporadic use, and highlights DEET’s strong protection in a 2002 NEJM study. It also mentions picaridin and oil of lemon eucalyptus approved by the CDC in 2005 as DEET alternatives.
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New England Journal of Medicine
U.S
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Spirit of the Hi-Way aircraft service station legacy
A historic tourist landmark in Rich Creek Giles County Virginia was a plane shaped Texaco service station at the Route 219 and Route 8 intersection. Built in the 1920s or 1930s by Togo Spangler and Luther Humphries, it resembled the Spirit of St. Louis with a moving propeller and wings nearly ten feet high. Damaged by a truck in 1954 it was demolished and replaced by a modern station.
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Ich Creek
West Virginia
Virginia
Rich Creek
Giles County
Mark Davidson
Bluewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
Destiny
Togo Spangler
E.L. Spangler
Texaco
Spangler
Celco
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Ronceverte
Bob Pilch
Pearisburg
Henry Reed
Glen Lyn
Virginia Blues
Green Matters
Duke University
Mohamed Abou- Donia
Bill Archer
House of Art
Bluefield
Gary Bowling
Hawley
Bland Street
Richard Blevins
Welch
Chris Bone
Athens
Dana Frech
Jerry Frech
Taylor Garcia
Jamie Powers
Robert S. Moore III
Beckley
Dreama Reed
Lerena
Martha Jean Sabol
Spanishbury
Kay Davis Shrewsbury
Camp Creek
Bowling
Rita Montrose
Richard Shrewsbury
Paige Hughes
Patch Whiskey
Brian Aliff
Jeff Travers
Jody Queen
Walt Shroyer
Garden Council
Bluefield Garden Council
Davidson
Mitchell Stadium
Bluefield City Park
John Goorman Davidson
George III of England
D.C
Sharor
Waldron
S.a.fe
National Rural Assembly
America
Assembly
Mercer St
Ron Hinkle
Buckhannon
Kelsey Murphy
Robert Bomkamp
Dave Fetty
Superior, Maitland
Glenwood
Superior
Maitland
McDowell County
Glenwood Park
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