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Montgomery County Community College is pleased to announce that Dr. Stephen Grieco, of Gilbertsville, has assumed the role of interim chief administrative officer of the West Campus. In addition to his new responsibilities, he will continue to serve in his current position as the College's dean of Arts and Humanities, which he has held since 2007.
During their time in the White House, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama have held events celebrating classical music, jazz, country music and Broadway. Now it's the dance world's turn to get its moment in the executive spotlight....
A photo exhibition called 'The Lure of the Sea' isopen to the public at Louis Vuitton Tumon Sands Plaza.
If you would like to volunteer, the city of Rowlett wants you. The city is hosting its first volunteer fair from 7-8:30 p.m. on Sept. 13 at the Rowlett Community Centre on Main Street. The city invites everyone to come and find out about giving back to the community.
Many handouts give more direction about mechanics than appropriate ways to conduct research.
The Centre for Medieval Studies is part of a team that has been awarded over one million Australian dollars to help re-catalogue, research and produce sound recordings of an important but largely neglected genre of 13th-century vocal music.
DASSEL, MN – Dassel area residents may have noticed some new color recently added to the back of Saints Field’s right field fence by the Dassel History Center and Ergot Museum.
A picture is worth a thousand words. If captured in the most ideal conditions, a photograph can reveal a person or object at its deepest core. Now, the talented and artistically inclined of Rowlett will snap their most prized photos for a shot at winning the city’s annual photography contest.
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OXFORD - Miami University could face “major” cuts in five years if officials don’t make $40 million in budget changes.
