On This Day in History Highlights March 25 1776 to 1996
March 25 marked notable events across centuries including Washington receiving the first Congressional Gold Medal in 1776, Robert the Bruce crowned in 1306, Maryland landings in 1634, Fort Stedman action in 1865, Coxey's march in 1894, Triangle Shirtwaist fire in 1911, Centralia mine disaster in 1947, Treaty of Rome in 1957, Lady Chatterley obscenity ruling in 1960, MLK march in 1965, King Faisal's 1975 assassination, 1990 New York City club fire, and the 1996 Freemen standoff.
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Continental Army
Continental Congress
Boston
Robert the Bruce
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
Fort Stedman
Virginia
Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Triangle Shirtwaist Co
New York
Centralia
U.S. Court of Appeals For
Second Circuit
D.H. Lawrence
Lady Chatterley
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Ala
King Faisal
Saudi Arabia
New York City
Freemen
Jordan
Mont
Louisville Youth Orchestra hits right notes with growth and outreach
Louisville youth ensemble has doubled in a decade amid school music cutbacks. Executive director Melody Welsh-Buchholz cites milestones including 2006 Made in America, 2008 Chasing Light, 2009 Skyline Dances, and Ford-funded commissions. The group partnered with My Morning Jacket in 2010, expanding audiences and community impact.
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Louisville
Louisville Youth Orchestra
Melody Welsh-Buchholz
Courier-Journal
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Joseph Schwantner
Jay Greenberg
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Jason Seber
My Morning Jacket
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Leber
Welsh- Buchholz
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Indiana University
School of Music
Lottery Draws Nominated with Hundreds of Numbers
Daily results list multiple games including Pick Three and Pick Four for both mid and evening sessions, Little Lotto and Lotto figures, Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots, along with state specific draws like Kentucky Pick 3 and Missouri Pick 3. The Powerball jackpot is noted as 40 million dollars.
Southern Call for Accuracy Hotline Adds Contacts
The notice invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern and provides three local phone numbers 618-351-5033 618-351-5807 and 618-351-5078 for submissions. It emphasizes prompt reporting to improve publication accuracy.
Oldest US natural history museum offers rare peek
Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences, the nation’s oldest natural history museum, opens its doors for daily tours for the bicentennial year. Visitors will glimpse behind the scenes into drawers, shelves, and cabinets housing about 18 million specimens as a new exhibition highlights climate change biodiversity and water quality research.
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Oldest
US Natural History Museum
Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences
Natural History Museum
Academy
George Gephart Jr
Ned Gilmore
Academy Collections
Academy At 200
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