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Jeanette Harris Pursuing her lifelong passion

ASHLYN MCNEAL - October 2, 2009

The opening act of the Circle City Classic Cabaret will feature a smooth jazz band, the Jeanette Harris Band. Harris was born on March...

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Au Bon Pain is healthy, satisfying

ADRIAN KENDRICK - October 1, 2009

Everyone needs that quiet place where they can sit with acquaintances and enjoy a delightful lunch. Au Bon Pain is a great eatery to...

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Rokita’s redistricting plan cuts out Black legislative seats and legislators

AMOS BROWN III - October 1, 2009

Secretary of State Todd Rokita’s mad at me. Rokita’s upset about my criticizing his reform redistricting efforts and livid that I’ve called out his...

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Winfrey, Perry team up to promote ‘Precious’

ALICIA QUARLES - October 1, 2009

Oprah Winfrey was so taken by Sapphire's novel "Push" that she read it more than once. Yet even though the talk show host has...

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Winfrey, Perry team up to promote ‘Precious’

ALICIA QUARLES - October 1, 2009

Oprah Winfrey was so taken by Sapphire's novel "Push" that she read it more than once. Yet even though the talk show host has...

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Meet Kwesi Boakye

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - October 1, 2009

Ten-year-old Kwesi Boakye is an up and coming child star. From his recent staring role in Tyler Perry’s new film, “I Can Do Bad...

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Wyclef Jean, Timberland collaborate on boots

HOLLY RAMER Associated Press Writer - September 30, 2009

Wyclef Jean and The Timberland Co. will use shoes, songs and social media to support reforestation in the singer's native Haiti and sell eco-friendly...

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Alice in Chains offer first CD since a tragedy

MARK KENNEDY <br />Associated Press Writer - September 30, 2009

AC/DC did it. So did Black Sabbath. Van Halen did it, but not everyone was happy. INXS didn't do it. Nor could Queen. And...

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Alice in Chains offer first CD since a tragedy

MARK KENNEDY Associated Press Writer - September 30, 2009

AC/DC did it. So did Black Sabbath. Van Halen did it, but not everyone was happy. INXS didn't do it. Nor could Queen. And...

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YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE

SALLY BROMPTON <br />From Monday's Globe and Mail - September 28, 2009

If your birthday is today: Power struggles of one sort or another are likely over the coming year. You won't be able to avoid...

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