Tomorrow's News Now for Wednesday (The Joplin Globe)
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Seneca council hears plans about building chapel at cemetery (The Joplin Globe)
SENECA, Mo. — Members of the Seneca City Council on Monday night heard a plan for a future chapel at Seneca Cemetery, which dates to at least 1877.
Repairs needed to preserve St. Ansgar history (Mitchell County Press-News)
Story created Mar 09, 2010 - 12:05:00 CST. Time is of the essence for the St. Ansgar Heritage Museum in protecting hundreds of antiques on display in their basement level.
Exeter area family, youth organizations plan Haiti benefit concert (Exeter News-Letter)
PORTSMOUTH — The Cresitello-Dittmar Family of Stratham, along with the Cooperative Middle School Builders Club, Girls in Action and a group at Exeter High School, is planning a benefit concert, "Songs for Haiti," for Saturday, March 13, at 6 p.m.
Hamilton a fascinating place (Canoe Travel)
If you have limited dollars and are looking for something to do with your children this March Break, then read on. A one-hour drive to Hamilton will fill the bill.
HUDSON VALLEY AUCTIONEERS Antique and Estate Auction Monday March 8, 6 PM 432 Main Street, City of Beacon, NY 12508 (Antiques and the Arts)
Featuring collection early Chinese pottery and figures; partial contents Pleasantville, Mt Kisco, Peekskill, North Salem with additions — A large sale expect many unadvertised items due to winter storm pick-up delays. Plan to preview and attend.
HUDSON VALLEY AUCTIONEERS ANTIQUE AND ESTATE AUCTION Monday, March 8 @6 pm 432 Main Street Beacon NY 12508 (Antiques and the Arts)
A weekly newspaper serving the antiques and arts industry, collectors, and institutions. New information each week on antiques shows and auctions around the country and antiques dealer listings.
Annual antiques and garden show is a sure sign of spring (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Have the winter blahs left you feeling stir-crazy? Are you thinking it's time for a little pre-
The World as Their Canvas (New York Times)
Visual books about maps, the design firm Unimark International and African and Central Asian “war rugs.”
Thousands of maps, each revealing its maker’s worldview (Boston Globe)
PORTLAND - The second-graders were captivated by a map drawn in crayon, projected onto an overhead screen. As the imaginary mapmaker named Sarah crisscrossed her town, the children followed her route, shouting out the stops. When their teacher turned a page, they searched for objects hidden in Sarah’s room. Next they named relatives on her family tree.







