1992
Search results
7 hours ago · The New Orleans music scene suffered in the mid-1960s when District Attorney Jim Garrison closed many French Quarter music establishments for vice violations. Musician Dr. John said Garrison's actions meant a steep decline for the city's nightlife and music.
7 hours ago · GARRISON KEILLOR is the author of “Boom Town,” also about the fictional town of Lake Wobegon (Wikipedia). By Jim Tortolano /Orange County Tribune. Since his gentle 1985 best-seller “Lake Wobegon,” author Garrison Keillor has been able to weave a vast tapestry of sly fiction about a fictional town in Minnesota where “all the women are ...
7 hours ago · Well, "New" in the sense that I have finally overcome the inertia of expanding my 1859 project to bring in Prussians for the 1870 conflict. These 48 figures represent the first of hopefully a serious attempt at fielding a small Prussian Army for the FPW.
7 hours ago · A beautiful cottage owned by Princess Diana's relatives has just entered Ontario's real estate market. According to the information, the owner of the property is Charles · Spencer.
6 hours ago · MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Washington’s top diplomat and defense chief, in Manila for talks Tuesday, will announce $500 million in military funding to boost Philippine defenses and progress in ...
7 hours ago · The SRT’s new chief executive Robert Geddes. The new chief executive has been an employee of the recreational trust for almost 30 years. After starting as a recreation assistant, he has then held roles at every level of the business. He has been acting CEO since April last year following the departure of his predecessor Steven Laidlaw.
7 hours ago · Garrison Keillor's CHEERFULNESS. THE REVIEWS ARE IN! "Humorist and author Keillor (Serenity at 70, Gaiety at 80) delves into the different faces of positivity and “the great American virtue” of cheerfulness in this playful and resolutely upbeat offering....Dead-serious themes of aging and death pop up throughout, but Keillor plumbs them for humor and insight in his customary style, an ...
