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Mary Ann Enloe Dutton, age 85, of Phoenix passed away on Nov. 18, 2016. Mary Ann was born in Phoenix, Arizona and grew up on her family’s farm in Buckeye. She attended Arizona State University and graduated with a master’s degree in Music in 1954. She studied with several notable choral directors including Margaret Hillis and Robert Shaw. |
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Free Seminar on Solutions for Back Pain, 6 to 7 p.m. at Holy Family Hospital's Haverhill campus, in the first floor auditorium, 140 Lincoln Ave. Holy Family Hospital Orthopedic Spine Surgeon Nikhil Thakur, MD, will talk about new ways to help those suffering with back pain. |
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Ask some of us who have known him for long, and we will tell you he is at his best playing tribal politics, setting political foes against each other, playing the educated pacifier in circumstances he is the latent belligerent. He has raved and ranted at everyone. |
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HARARE - 0 comments Tears and joy can best describe the year 2016 as the country’s judicial system became flooded with more dramatic and captivating cases, making it one of the busiest in years. From the dramatic arrest and trial of demonstrators demanding the end to President Robert Mugabe’s rule.... |
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It is that time of the year again, for brief introspection and a long list of unattainable resolutions. In this vein, we would like to review the weekly science tidbits 2016 brought to you through this page. We have had a fair bit of physics pieces. A battery which charges up while you are working.... |
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When Tonya Brigham opened her Smoothie King franchise in the Bowie Town Center two years ago, the corporate parent told her it would be a slog just to sell $360,000 worth of the juice drinks the first year. She finished $19 shy of $700,000. “We did well,” said the 46-year-old mother of two, who.... |
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Music is usually a reliable escape from reality, but between global tragedies and an acrimonious presidential election and deaths of iconic figures, it was extraordinarily difficult to escape the fever dream that was 2016. Still, there was one song, quieter than almost anything else, that became a.... |
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Christopher died on Saturday at his home in Pasadena, California. The actor's wife of nearly 60 years, Barbara Christopher, was with him at the time, his New York-based agent, Robert Malcolm, told Reuters. Christopher landed his signature role on M*A*S*H after another actor played the part on the show's pilot episode. |
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Photo from the television programme 'Good Times' shows (from left) John Amos (James Evans), Jimmie Walker (JJ Evans), William Christopher (Army doctor). — Picture from Wikipedia LOS ANGELES, Jan 1 — William Christopher, who played the unassuming US Army chaplain, Father Mulcahy, struggling to bring.... |
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"Guy Lombardo, Royal Canadians Bring 'Big Band' Sound to Tivoli," heralded the April 24, 1969, Chattanooga Times article, which described the near-capacity crowd enjoying one of the last big bands of the 1930s. Lombardo and his 12-piece band played a number of old hits including "When My Sugar Walks.... |
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By Will Dunham. (Reuters) - William Christopher, who played the unassuming U.S. Army chaplain, Father Mulcahy, struggling to bring spiritual comfort to an anarchic surgical unit during the Korean War on the long-running hit TV series "M*A*S*H," died on Saturday. He was 84. |
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