Polynesian village found on Huahine Nui reshapes history
Archaeologist Yosiko Sinoto and team from Bernice Bishop Museum uncover a near intact ancient Polynesian village at Huahine Nui Hawaii. Artifacts include the first Polynesian voyaging canoe remnants 50 to 60 feet long, whalebone tools, and evidence of a sophisticated society with storage, crafts, and trade. The find challenges views on migration timing and social structure, linking early island navigation to later Polynesian civilization.
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Sinat
Hawaiian Islands
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Three Americans pursue native arts in Japan
Clifton Karhu, former missionary from Duluth, learns Ukiyo-e and gains fame in Tokyo, New York, London, and Kyoto galleries. John Neptune, California musician, teaches shakuhachi to Japanese students and expands its sound with new ideas. Ken Frankel from Hollywood seeks entry to kabuki, challenging the art’s foreign barrier while forging a life amid Kyoto’s old city charm.
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Clifton Karhu
John Neptune
Ken Frankel
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Kaihu
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Tiffany window sleuth finds glass treasures in churches
Dan Oppenheimer, who began repairing a broken glass pane in his garage ten years ago, has become a Memphis stained glass sleuth. He claims to know of 11 definite Tiffany windows in Memphis and suspects there are more, as his business of selling stained glass designs expands.
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Oppenheimer
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Novelist Jeanne Williams says novels resemble TV now
At a Friends of the University of Arizona Library event Jeanne Williams urged editors to resist fast paced writing. She said readers crave imagination and emotional stakes and warned that overemphasis on action dulls novels. Williams, 61, is known for Gothic and Western history works and Arizona Trilogy.
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Windy damage hits Roy Rogers sign in Frederick County
Strong winds tore and dragged the electric sign at the Roy Rogers restaurant on West 0 5 4, causing shards to scatter in the parking lot. Manager Mike Boyd estimates repair costs exceeding 6546 and will await better weather to fix the sign. Taxpayers changing address after filing should notify the post office and the Philadelphia IRS center to forward refunds, including the Social Security number in correspondence.
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Mike Boyd
Bob Leverone
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Philadelphia
IRS
Tree Planting to honor Hugh Nolan ceremony details
A tree planting will honor Hugh Nolan at 1 26 pm. The ceremony at Thames Wilkes park will include Nelan family friends and associates.
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Catholic Daughters of the Americas welcome new members
St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church hosted a Mass by Fr Paul Obrimski at St John Church followed by a Communion breakfast at the American Legion. Special guests Ruth Thomas state regent and Beatrice ONeill state treasurer attended. New members listed include Helen Broski Elizabeth Campbell Mary Grace Chafin Joanne Dickinson Geraldine Droneburg and others. Renewals noted include Dorothy Eberstadt Margaret G Price and Jeanette Todd. Meetings are held the third Tuesday each month at 730 p.m. at St Joho Auditorium.
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