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MORRISTOWN – David J. Murray is seeking a fourth term as town clerk this year.
A lifelong resident of Morristown, Mr. Murray said the position is a chance for me to give back to the community.
The job description of the town clerk is lengthy, Mr. Murray said.
The job Im in now is not the job I took 12 years ago, its gotten very complicated, he said, pointing at state regulations, training and paperwork that have piled on over the years. Its gotten totally electronic.
For the last 12 years, Mr. Murrays position has required him to act as clerk for the town council, zoning board, planning board and board of assessment review.
He is also the town tax collector, records management officer and vital records officer – a role that sees him handling birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates.
Mr. Murray said he is also responsible for setting up meeting schedules for the various boards he works with, overseeing grant writing and inter-governmental communications.
Its lots of administrative work, he said.
In addition to these roles, Mr. Murray also manages the towns website. I try to put as much [information] on there as possible.
Over the years Ive streamlined the clerks budget, Mr. Murray said, adding that he has canceled many needless subscriptions the town had accumulated over the years and has worked to reduce the amount of postage the town utilizes. Theyre small things, but they add up.
I really enjoy it. I like coming to work in the morning, Mr. Murray said. Were here for the public.
Mr. Murray lives in the village of Morristown with his wife, Debbie.
I love the town and community, Mr. Murray said. Im out in it. I attend events throughout the town.
Mr. Murray said his campaign has been primarily word-of-mouth thanks to difficulty of getting away from the office to campaign.
Its a demanding job and you have to be technically savvy, he said.
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The Bulletin Board keeps you abreast of the latest news
around the NHL Monday-Friday.
- Finally Sidney Crosby is ready to
return. The best player in the game will
suit up for Pittsburgh tonight to take on the New York Islanders, against whom
Crosby has 18
goals and 44 assists in 32 career games including 35 points
in 17 home games. Crosby will skate
with familiar linemates
Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis. This will be just the third time in the Penguins' last 103 games that the team will have Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Jordan Staal in the lineup together. Pittsburgh went 37-23-8 without Crosby. Will
Crosby be at or close to top form? Will
the referees make sure that he is protected?
Will any Islander be daring enough to touch him? Versus has picked up tonight's game, so you
can find out the answers to all those questions at 7:00 p.m.
- It seems like a while ago that both Crosby and Alex Ovechkin were both at the top of their games.
Crosby obviously has been injured, but Ovechkin's slump is more of a
mystery. He's gone point-less in four
games for just
the second time in his career and is on pace for just 32 goals this
season. Since the 2011 All-Star Game
Ovechkin has been outscored
by Phil Kessel 20 to 14 and Kessel has 50 points to Ovechkin's 36.
- Boston won its eighth consecutive game on Saturday, 6-0 over
the New York Islanders. Chris Kelly scored twice for Boston, which is now 6-0 this
season when Kelly tallies a goal. The
Bruins have outscored
their opponents 42-14 during the win streak.
- Florida beat Pittsburgh 3-2 on Saturday and remains two
points ahead of Washington in the Southeast Division. The last time Florida led its division this late
in the season was March 2000, 68 games
into the year.
- 2011 first-overall pick Ryan Nugent-Hopkins picked up five
assists on Saturday, becoming the fourth
rookie since the lockout to have a five-point game.
- Winnipeg upended Philadelphia 6-4 on Saturday to give the
Jets a three-game winning streak.
Winnipeg has scored 15
goals in two games against the Flyers this season.
- Toronto crushed Washington 7-1 on Saturday as Jonas
Gustavsson made 40 saves. Washington is
2-7-1 without
Mike Green this year.
- The Blue Jackets snapped
an unbelievable 0-12-5 streak in Nashville with Saturday's 4-3 overtime
victory. Columbus improved to 4-13-2 on
the season.
- Pugilist and Twitter celebrity Paul Bissonnette scored
a rare goal on Saturday in front of his mother.
- Patrick Marleau's hat trick propelled San Jose past Colorado
4-1 yesterday.
- Phil Kessel scored his league-leading 15th and 16th goals on
Sunday but Toronto fell to Carolina 3-2.
- Crosby's return has drawn all the headlines, but St. Louis
forward David Perron, who has also been out for nearly a year with a
concussion, has also been cleared
for contact.
- The Philadelphia Flyers are scheduled to unveil
their Winter Classic jerseys this morning.
No word on when the Rangers will do so.
- The Flyers will retire Mark Howe's jersey No. 2 before their
game against Detroit on March 6.
- Philadelphia goalie Ilya Bryzgalov drew negative press last
season when he was highly critical of Winnipeg in the face of rumors that the
Coyotes might move north. Bryzgalov apologized
for his comments last week and handed a kid with a "Boo Bryzgalov" sign his
goalie stick prior
to Saturday's game.
- New York Islanders' goalie Evgeni Nabokov is out
indefinitely with
a groin pull. Rick DiPietro is also
day-to-day and suddenly the Islanders' goalie triumvirate has been whittled
down to just Al Montoya. In light of the
injuries the Bridgeport Sound Tigers - the Islanders' AHL affiliate – signed former
Ranger Steve Valiquette to a pro
tryout. Valiquette had been coaching
at Quinnipiac University.
- Toronto defenseman Mike Komisarek is out
eight weeks with a broken arm. So
much for those Cody Franson trade rumors, the Leafs can't afford to part with
him now.
- Former Ranger Corey Potter will be out a month with
an ankle injury.
- As had long been speculated, Tom Gaglardi officially purchased
the Dallas Stars out of bankruptcy.
- There are seven games on the schedule
tonight, but Crosby's return is all anyone is talking about.
Past editions of the Bulletin Board:
- 2011 First-Round Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
- Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season >
- Shanahan Impresses As New NHL Disciplinarian >
– Sidney Crosby Participates In "Controlled Scrimmage" >
– Montreal Signs Chris Campoli >
– Top 2011 Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
– Sestito Suspended Four Games For Hit On Deveaux >
– Kings Lock Doughty Up With Huge Deal >
– Former Rangers' Prospects Grachev And Horak Make NHL Clubs >
– Steve Valiquette Is The New Goalie Coach At Quinnipiac University >
– Waiving Of Avery Could Wreak Havoc On The Stars' Salary Cap Situation >
– Hockey Is Back >
– Jagr Picks Up Point #1,600 In Flyers' Season-Opening Victory >
– Early Goalie Controversy In Washington? >
Prospal Scores Again For Columbus >
– Pittsburgh Rolling Without Crosby And Malkin >
– Sidney Crosby Cleared For Contact >
– Aaron Asham Is The Talk Of The League >
– Mark Messier Will Run The New York City Marathon >
– Colorado Wins Fifth-Straight Road Game, Leads Western Conference >
– New-look Flyers Off To Fast Start >
- Kessel Carrying The Leafs >
- Dale Weise Scores First NHL Goal >
– Vancouver Acquires David Booth >
- Jagr Scores First Two Goals Of The Season >
- Columbus Finally Wins >
– Montreal Fires Former Rangers' Assistant Coach Perry Pearn >
– Philadelphia And Winnipeg Combine For 17 Goals!? >
- Edmonton And Ottawa Riding Surprising Hot Streaks >
– Chicago's Stanley Cup Hangover Is In The Past >
- Ovechkin Benched >
– Brodeur Now Tied For Most Losses In NHL History >
- Predators Lock Up Pekka Rinne >
– Blues Fire Payne, Bring In Hitchcock >
– Boston Is Back >
– Blues Cruise In Hitchcock's Return >
– Bizarre Scene In Tampa Bay >
– The Blue Jackets Are Awful >
– Milan Lucic Gives Ryan Miller A Concussion >
– Lucic Avoids Suspension For Hit On Miller >
– Malkin And Duchene Trade Beautiful Goals >
– Jhonas Enroth Finally Sputters >
– The Blues Are 4-0-1 Under Ken Hitchcock >
11/21/11 – Crosby Returns >
here for our full 2011-2012 Season Archive >
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"By the afternoon, south winds will kick up to near 25 mph," Local 6 meteorologist Troy Bridges said. "Those south winds will bring in more warm air."
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This screening is part of our November celebration of Tough Ladies in Cinema!
The crown jewel in the career of mad comedic genius Preston Sturges, THE LADY EVE is truly one of the greatest romantic comedies ever to come out of the Golden Age of Hollywood. And seeing as the romantic comedy was essentially the raison d'etre of classic Hollywood, THE LADY EVE can be seen as the fullest, most perfect expression of everything which movies of that time aspired to. Genuinely romantic and impossibly funny, Sturges pulls off a breathless balancing act in which his leading lady lies, cheats and steals her way to real love. It's an anarchic, coldly brilliant comedy about the humiliation of a man (Henry Fonda) by a woman (Barbara Stanwyck) that slowly involves your feelings until by the end you become genuinely moved by the sincerity lurking beneath their fundamentally dishonest relationship.
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Tombstone to lose the only Bank of America branch in town
Reporter: Claire Doan
TOMBSTONE, Ariz. (KGUN9-TV) – Tombstone, "The Town Too Tough to Die," will soon be mourning the loss of one thing: the only Bank of America in town. Residents and business owners are upset that they'll have to drive about 15 miles away to the closest branch in Sierra Vista.
Over the past century and a half, the town of Tombstone has survived fires, the demise of the mining industry and countless violent battles – but residents tell 9 On Your Side they now have another reason to worry.
"Corporate America doesn't really care about the people, doesn't care that there are 1,500 people who are living here that are going to be stranded," said Mike Carrafa, a Tombstone business owner.
Bank of America will be shutting its branch on 508 W. Allen Street on July 13 of this year.
Lyn McGowan started a petition to keep the branch open and has been able to gather hundreds of signatures so far.
"I understand the business point of view. I also understand customer service – it's huge. They need to open other opportunities for the bank to make money," McGowan said. "It will definitely hurt Tombstone economically when tourists or local people cannot get money."
McGowan and other Tombstone residents told KGUN9 News the branch closure means: no more daily deposits or change for local business owners at the bank; no money for tourists who need cash – meaning a big dent to tourism; and no customer service from a bank that prides itself on that very thing.
"We have the elderly living here. They don't have no way of getting to the next bank. Basically, we need this bank and can't afford to lose it," said Justin Read, a Tombtone resident.
Although there is a Tombstone Federal Credit Union in town, residents said they prefer a bank.
Bank of America emailed KGUN9 News a statement, saying: "We constantly evaluate our retail network to ensure we are meeting evolving customer demand, and may add or consolidate banking centers as a result."
The bank said it is notifying customers at least 90 days before the Tombstone branch closes.
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The Sisters Brothersby Patrick deWitt
2012 Oregon Book Award for Fiction
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This entertaining and heartbreaking story is told by a fabulous narrator, Eli Sisters. Eli and his brother Charlie are hired killers in late 19th-century Oregon and California, and this is the tale of their final job.
Where to start with this strange little book? The Sisters Brothers are a pair of killers-for-hire: Charlie, the hard-boiled pragmatist of the pair; Eli, the reluctant, sensitive softy. Assigned their next hit, the pair begins a long and winding journey which leads them in a wildly atypical direction: they befriend their "hit" and events diverge from the normal sordid path. Packed with quirky, dark humor and razor-sharp character studies, The Sisters Brothers presents an unusual treat: a pair of killers with whom you cannot help but sympathize. Just embrace the peculiarity here. Offbeat, idiosyncratic, and odd, this is one novel you won't soon forget.
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Hermann Kermit Warm is going to die. The enigmatic and powerful man known only as the Commodore has ordered it, and his henchmen, Eli and Charlie Sisters, will make sure of it. Though Eli doesn't share his brother's appetite for whiskey and killing, he's never known anything else. But their prey isn't an easy mark, and on the road from Oregon City to Warm's gold-mining claim outside Sacramento, Eli begins to question what he does for a living — and whom he does it for.
With The Sisters Brothers, Patrick deWitt pays homage to the classic Western, transforming it into an unforgettable comic tour de force. Filled with a remarkable cast of characters — losers, cheaters, and ne'er-do-wells from all stripes of life — and told by a complex and compelling narrator, it is a violent, lustful odyssey through the underworld of the 1850s frontier that beautifully captures the humor, melancholy, and grit of the Old West and two brothers bound by blood, violence, and love.
"[The Sisters Brothers] is full of surprises, among them...is the quirky beauty of the language Patrick deWitt has devised for his narrator.... The Sisters Brothers is deWitt's second novel...and is an inventive and ingenious character study. It will make you impatient for the third." Dallas Morning News
"Funny and strange [and] oddly warm...you'll find yourself ashamedly pulling for the brothers Sisters like you did for Jules and Vinnie in Pulp Fiction." Outside magazine
"Sharp and wondrous...[a] funny, oddly moving novel." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Mesmerizing... The book seduces us to its characters, and draws us on the strength of deWitt's subtle, nothing-wasted prose. He writes with gorgeous precision about the grotesque: an amputation, a gouged eye, a con in a dive bar, a nauseating body count [without] macho brutishness." Cleveland Plain Dealer
"Original, entrancing and entertaining." Denver Post
"A twisted delight...Familiar, yes, but never not fresh. Also: creepy and sometimes inscrutable, gory with multiple amputations, rollicking and wistful and roundly winning." Austin Chronicle
"Weirdly funny, startlingly violent and steeped in sadness... It's all rendered irresistible by Eli Sisters, who narrates with a mixture of melancholy and thoughtfulness." Washington Post
"Cinematic, wry and mannered.... Just as much as The Sisters Brothers is about a killing, it's also about the difficulty of holding on to or setting aside all the things a killer has to convince himself of to make his life palatable." Philadelphia City Paper
"Both homage to the classic Western and knife thrust to its dark underbelly, this novel has a quirky, deadpan exterior and a hard-beating heart; we come to see how men die and how the brotherly bond shifts but holds.... I was intrigued by page one." Library Journal
"The brothers' punchily poetic banter and the book's bracing bursts of violence keep this campfire yarn pulled taut." The Onion AV Club
"Patrick deWitt's latest novel, The Sisters Brothers [evokes]... a feeling you revel in the re-creation of even more than you would enjoy going back to the original experience at its source." The Stranger
"DeWitt creates a homage to life in the Wild West but at the same time reveals its brutality." Kirkus Reviews
"[A] thrilling, smart and surprisingly touching read...visual and visceral...always compelling and surprising." BookPage
"Thrilling...a lushly voiced picaresque story...so richly told, so detailed, that what emerges is a weird circus of existence, all steel shanks and ponies, gut shots and medication poured into the eyeholes of the dying. At some level, this too is a kind of revenge story, marvelously blurry." Esquire
"By turns hilarious, graphic and meditative, The Sisters Brothers hooked me from page one all the way to 300 — and I could have stayed on for many more." NPR.org
"If you're looking for an unforgettable western, grab this one." Monday Mag
"Portland author Patrick DeWitt has hit on a sure-fire road to success." Portland Book Review
"DeWitt's The Sisters Brothers is a glorious picaresque Western; everything about this book is stylish, from its conceit to its cover design making it a truly worthy inclusion on the shortlist." Daily Beast
"DeWitt's exploitations of the picaresque form are striking, and he has a wonderful way of exercising his comic gifts without ever compromising the novel's gradual accumulation of darkness, disgust, and foreboding." The Millions
Patrick deWitt, a young writer whose "stop-you-in-your-tracks writing has snuck up on the world" (Los Angeles Times), brings us The Sisters Brothers, a darkly comic, outrageously inventive novel that offers readers a decidedly off-center view of the Wild, Wild West. Set against the back-drop of the great California Gold Rush, this odd and wonderful tour de force at once honors and reshapes the traditional western while chronicling the picaresque misadventures of two hired guns, the fabled Sisters brothers. The most original western since the Coen Brothers re-interpreted True Grit — you've never met anyone quite like The Sisters Brothers.
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On Aug. 11, the Utah Public Service Commission issued an order allowing Rocky Mountain Power to increase the company's revenues by $33.378 million annually.
The company initially requested an increase of 11.3 percent, pointed out the state agency. The order issued last Monday by the commission granted Rocky Mountain Power an increase of 2.4 percent.
The public service commission anticipates that the average Rocky Mountain Power residential customer living in the Castle Valley region and at locations across the Utah will experience an annual increase of approximately $16.
The state agency estimates that the average residential electrical rates will climb from $688 to $704 under the commission's order.
Last December, the company originally filed a revenue rate increase of $161.2 million.
In February, the public service commission issued an order on test period.
As a result of the test period order, the company reduced its revenue rate increase request to $99.8 million in March.
As the case proceeded, the company reduced the rate increase request to $84.5 million in May, explained the public service commission.
At a hearing conducted June 2 through June 5, Rocky Mountain Power reduced the company's request to $74.4 million.
In the Aug. 11 order, the public service commission resolved disputed matters and determined that the increase should only be $33.378 million, pointed out agency officials.
Utah law requires that the public service commission set and implement a revenue requirement 240 days after a utility files for consideration of a rate increase.
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â¢The Utah Association of Energy Users,.
â¢The Utah Industrial Energy Consumers.
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â¢Members of the general public.
"The commission recognizes that any increase in customer rates is difficult, especially in these challenging economic times," indicated Julie Orchard, commission spokesperson. "But Utah law requires the PSC to implement justified rate increases to cover costs of electric energy production."
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*Exceptional new album from BJ Nilsen featuring the sublime Viola contributions of Hildur Gudnadottir and made with the aid of Tape Recorders, Computer, Organ, Acoustic Guitar, Electronics, Viola, Subharchord and field recordings from Sweden, Iceland, Norway, UK, Japan, Portugal and Germany* Celebrated sound artist BJ Nilsen's last album 'The Short Night' was an endlessly rich and rewarding album, one that's really grown in stature ever since its release a couple of years back, so we've been eagerly awaiting this brand new album - "The Invisible City". Recorded in Berlin, the album explores the potential of one of the very earliest synthesizers, the Subharchord stationed at Berlin's Udk, a relic of former GDR engineering developed to explore subharmonic sound. Nilsen uses these sources and many others to weave complex, anachronistic and challenging narratives which never fail to immerse you into his world, exploring physical and psychogeographic relationships between sounds, whether savouring the crunch of snow underfoot or juxtaposing sheer scales of sound both artifical and supra-natural with a riveting unpredictability. Fast becoming one of our favourite artists on the always-compelling Touch imprint, Nilsen has once again delivered an album that's both fearlessly dark, almost unnervingly so, and yet somehow inherently tender, letting in rare shafts of light through its tight-woven web of gloom. Very highly Recommended.


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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
The East Carbon City Council passed several motions Tuesday aimed at fostering better communications between East Carbon and Sunnyside. While this has been done by previous councils, the city's eventual recommendation to begin work on officially joining the communities is something new.
"One of the most vital things we can do as a community is to learn better ways to communicate with one another. We are all here for the same reason, we all love this community," said East Carbon Council Member Barbara Robinett. "That is going to be one of this council's goals, that we have better communication between these communities."
Taking the issue one step further, city Mayor Orlando LaFontaine spoke to the growing notion that the two small cities should consider becoming one.
"After all of these years here and a job that I have had for seven years, I think my stand is now that these two cities need to be one," he explained. "I have never publicly said this before but there is constantly some situation. Issues with an ATV trail that we didn't get, plus a large amount of issues with the police department. The cost of one officer is a lot more than what Sunnyside is paying. We reduced their cost down to around $60,000. We have done all we can financially to make this work."
LaFontaine continued to discuss the city's current water project, which with CIB funding could produce more than 300,000 gallons of water for both East Carbon and Sunnyside.
"There has been a lot going on with this project, a lot of talk. It was printed in the newspaper that there wasn't a public hearing in Sunnyside, that we hadn't communicated with them, explained LaFontaine. "However, we have the minutes to show that there was indeed a hearing on June 12. And on top of that we did make contact with them through council member Robinett. The sad thing is, I think they forgot."
LaFontaine reiterated the project's importance, stating that not only would the city see additional water but vital repairs would be made to the community's water treatment plant if the project is approved and completed.
"We recently agreed to help with an ambulance service which Sunnyside could no longer support. Heaven forbid we don't have an ambulance service, every community needs one. Look what happened this week. We lost a young man and it really drives home the point that any of us could need an ambulance at any time." He was referring to the death of 42-year-old Tomas Hernandez of a still undetermined cause.
These arguments and the fact that the two cities are going after the same services makes it easy for agencies like the CIB to turn down the rural communities.
The mayor continued to discuss the fact that a community with over 2,000 residents does not have a library.
"There is so much more that we could have if we were to speak with one voice," he concluded. "I am suggesting to our council and attorney to form a committee which would look at joining these cities. We need to make sure everyone knows the situation. We are losing all of our young people to Price. We could have recreation if we would come together to get it."
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The colors used in the flag were the same as those used in the Great Seal, the creation of which Congress authorized on July 4, 1776. In reporting to Congress about the Great Seal, Charles Thompson, Secretary of the Continental Congress, said: "The colors of the pales (the vertical stripes) are those used in the flag of the United States of America; White signifies purity and innocence, Red, hardiness and valor, and Blue, the color of the Chief (the broad band above the stripes) signifies vigilance, perseverance & justice."
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November 14, 2008 - Each year the Ringling College of Art and Design Board of Trustees awards it's highest honor, The Trustee Scholarship, to an exclusive group of outstanding students whose hard work, talent, spirit, and dedication exemplify excellence. Each Trustee Scholar receives a $3,000 scholarship award.
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Helper hosted a night of Vegas-style games on Saturday. Proceeds from the event, including a complete liquor bar, went toward the city's proposed pool, set for construction this summer.
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The Riverfront Dragon Boat and Asian Festival celebrates 15 years with a free family friendly event offering a unique celebration of Asian culture highlighted by the exciting sport of dragon boat racing. Festival highlights included authentic Asian music and dance performances, food and merchandise vendors, an Asian beer garden, martial arts expo, arts and crafts for the kids and more.
In 2000, Riverfront Recapture held its 1st Dragon Boat Festival and recruited 30 local teams to compete in a 1-day, community-based race. Since then the Riverfront Dragon Boat & Asian Festival has come a long way, and we are proud to be considered one of the Top 10 Dragon Boat Races in the United States. Last year we hosted a record 93 teams and more than 3,000 athletes from local community organizations and Clubs throughout the Northeast. In addition to dragon boat racing, our expanded 2-day festival offers a variety of live Asian entertainment, abundant ethnic food, martial arts demonstrations, and authentic cultural programming.
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Paint Paint Paint (and more Paint)Thursday, April 5th, 2012
This is one of those projects inspired by a fellow blogger and one I've had on the back burner for a long while. It was time I got my act together and cleaned up all the old paint cans in my house and rounded up all the colors in one post as well. I'll get to them in a bit, but first, can I tell you about my paint can issues?
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If you think that's bad, that is only half of my problem. The other half is in that neighboring closet to the left which is also filled with another dozen old paint cans so it was time to get serious. I can't help it – call me a paint hoarder, what can I say.
So what happened was this, I touched up a lot of paint last week but in the process it became clear a lot of the old gallons were looking pretty shabby. I turned to this inspiring post by the talented Mrs. Limestone – the one where she took all her old gallons and reduced them to pretty little labeled quarts. I've been meaning to do this for like ever and finally took the time to do it.
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'Ann' to Close on Broadway
Holland Taylor's one-woman show about the former Texas Governor Ann Richards will have played 19 previews and 132 regular performances when it closes on June 30.
June 12, 2013, Wednesday
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Immersion Politics: Being Ann Richards
"Ann," a solo show written by and starring Holland Taylor, is part of a resurgence of interest in Ann W. Richards, the former governor of Texas.
February 17, 2013, Sunday
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Remember 'Moose Murders'? She Was There -- Onstage
Holland Taylor, currently rehearsing a Broadway show in New York, remembers what led her to take a role in one of Broadway's most famous flops.
January 30, 2013, Wednesday
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'Ann,' Holland Taylor's Play About Ann Richards, Will Open on Broadway
The portrait of the former Texas governor will open at the Vivian Beaumont Theater in March.
September 24, 2012, Monday
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Ann Richards Film Recalls a Woman and Her Era
The former governor of Texas died in 2006 but her story retains a irresistible fascination and is still relevant to politics today.
August 26, 2012, Sunday
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Texans Lead Battle for Women's Health
In the skirmish between Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Planned Parenthood that intensified over the past week, all roads led to Texas.
February 5, 2012, Sunday
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