Earth, Wind & Fire founder Maurice White dies at 74
Maurice White founder of Earth, Wind & Fire died at his Los Angeles home after battling Parkinson's disease. He led a horn driven group that sold over 90 million albums and produced hits such as September Shining Star and Boogie Wonderland. Verdine White confirmed his passing at age 74. The band, renowned for its horn section and vocalists, was inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame in 2000.
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Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire remembered in Hall of Fame tribute
The article traces Maurice White's career from Salty Peppers to Earth, Wind & Fire in Los Angeles, noting his Parkinsons diagnosis during the Hall of Fame induction and his aim to inspire youth. Verdine Bailey praises their magic while White produced stars like Barbra Streisand and Cher. Born 1941 in Memphis, he rose from Midwest scenes to legendary R B and funk sounds.
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Dear Abby advice on displaying late husband's memory items
A widow asks how to honor a departed husband with keepsakes without creating a shrine. Abby suggests spreading items out or rotating displays to lessen emotion and space pressure. A second reader asks about asking a church friend out. Abby recommends patience and simple honesty, while advising to keep friends’ opinions private.
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Photo Fun clues stadium shot in Lorain County
The Chronicle-Telegram reveals the answer All Pro Freight Stadium in Sheffield as this week’s Photo Fun clue. Photographer Steve Manheim previews the baseball season while reader Jose Soto wins for correctly guessing. Photo Fun returns next Thursday on Accent and Facebook.
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Security concerns at family cabin prompt advice
Dear Amy advises treating the lubricant discovery as a potential security breach. She suggests privately informing both maid and gardener, assess valuables, install a security system, and consider remote camera monitoring while avoiding public accusation. The column also covers unrelated etiquette and college support guidance.
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Local stage listings feature Proof Laramie Project and Les Miserables
This notice lists multiple theater offerings at Cleveland area venues. Clague Playhouse presents Proof with 8 p.m. and weekend matinees, Workshop Players stages The Laramie Project with weekend shows, MAD Factory hosts Les Miserables School Edition with multiple February dates, and Olde Towne Hall Theatre remounts The Secret Adversary with a Feb. 29 performance. Tickets and contact numbers provided.
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