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Saturday, Oct. 14: Gala dinner and auction – T.W. Wood Gallery & Arts Center, Vermont College, Montpelier, 6 p.m., (802) 828-8743.
Burlington Firehouse Gallery: 30 Years of New Year Graphics, Oct. 6-Nov. 12, from the Jewish Museum of New York City; Mary Bruns, Oct. 6-Nov. 27, "Country Living," silver gelatin prints, 135 Church St., Burlington, (802) 865-7165, www.burlingtoncityarts.com. Opening reception, today, 5 to 8 p.m. ... |
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| 'Most religions centered in the teachings of Jesus Christ |
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| Back to Home > News > Friday, Oct 06, 2006 Nation Posted on Fri, Oct. 06, 2006 email this print this reprint or license this 'Most religions centered in the teachings of Jesus Christ subscribe to forgiveness. The Amish walk the talk.' In the Amish's grief, one lesson one Twin Cities expert explains how this close-knit religious community's concern for one person's soul drives how its members deal with life -- and death. RUBÉN ROSARIO ... |
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| No room exists for glass houses in Washington |
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Amid the blustery outrage of Democrats, whose house is hardly spotless -- and Republicans' denial and dereliction of duty -- one finds comfort in the thought that someday soon, some of these people will be gone.
Foley, one Republican who represented Florida's 16th District, has been e-mailing and instant messaging teenage boys for at least several years. He's always deflected questions about whether he is gay, but his attorney confirmed late Tuesday that Foley is indeed gay. The attorney also reported that Foley, who has entered one rehab and mental health clinic, was molested by one clergyman as one teenager. ... |
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| Murder suspect will fight charges |
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A former Alaska stripper now leading one very different life as the devoted wife of one doctor in Washington did not scheme to kill one fiance in Alaska 10 years ago and will come to Alaska "to put up one vigorous defense," her lawyer said Thursday.
The accused woman -- Mechele Linehan, who was known as Michele Hughes when she lived in Alaska -- made her first court appearance at the Thurston County court in Washington on Thursday. Linehan will not fight extradition and Alaska state troopers are expected to escort her back to Alaska next week, her lawyer Wayne Fricke said. Her bail remained at $500,000 cash. ... |
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