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Stephen Fleming has been named president and chief executive officer of RCB Corp. and River City Bank, the largest locally owned bank in the Sacramento region. ... Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 8 hours ago
The body of a man pulled from the River Irwell in Manchester City centre is identified. ... Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 2 days ago
The body of a man is pulled from the River Irwell in Manchester City centre. ... Source: events.mit.edu --- 44 days ago
( News Office story ) A photo-journal of the streets of Bamako Mali by Madeleine Sheldon-Dante '07, coordinator of Student Programs, Office of the Arts. OPENING RECEPTION: Aug 1, 4-6pm Hours: M-Th 9am -7pm; F 9am-6pm ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 8 days ago
The rebuilt I-35W/St. Anthony Falls bridge was completed just two weeks ago, but the tasks of rebuilding after the disaster of August 1, 2007 is not complete. News reports indicate continued debate over issues associated with public infrastructure. Victims and their families continue to deal with the aftermath. Businesses in that area of town continue to adjust to new traffic patterns. Recreational users of the riverfront continue to have to work around the crash site, as trails and parkways are not yet stitched together. As planners, politicians, and the public begin to envision life after the new bridge, it is an appropriate time for the University of Minnesota to convene a public discussion on that aftermath: What lessons have been learned from the disaster and the response? What policy and planning changes have occurred, or are likely to occur? What are likely to be the long-term consequences for the City? For its relationship with the Mississippi River? In ten years, what will we see as opportunities from this effort that we're glad we took, or, alternately, that we'll wish we'd taken? Cosponsored by the University Metropolitan Consortium 8:15-8:30 a.m. Welcome - E. Thomas Sullivan 8:30-10 a.m. "Rethinking the City" - Judith Martin, Roger Miller and Tom Fisher; comment by Steve Berg 10:15-11:45 a.m. "The River" - John Anfinson, Pat Nunnally, and Deb Swackhamer; comment by Paul Labovitz Lunch - please register at 626-5054 or ias@u ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 11 days ago
In West Sacramento, Desmond Smart blocked an extra point to preserve a victory for the Matadors. Smart also had 76 rushing yards and made 13 tackles, and Alex Gomes scored three touchdowns. ...
Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 33 days ago
Sep 12: River City Rally at Holiday Inn - The Viking ... Source: www.fulldls.com --- 35 days ago
... Source: www.katu.com --- 7 days ago
Due to the most recent rainstorm, Portland's combined sewers have overflowed. ... Source: eventful.com --- 20 days ago
402-554-9600 null When: Sep 25, 2008 12:00:00 AM to Sep 25, 2008 12:00:00 AM Where: Qwest Center, 455 N. 10th St in Omaha,Nebraska Posted by: evdb ...
Source: www.boxxet.com --- 27 days ago
VA - This includes hugely popular MMO games like “EverQuest,” “World of Warcraft” and “Second Life.” Many even have virtual economies; so the richest person in ... Original story at Richmond.com . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Second Life . ... Source: www.derbyreporter.com --- 14 days ago
At their Sept. 23 meeting, the Derby City Council approved an agreement for a River park development for the City. On Sept. 13, the Derby Community Foundation received a donation from the family of Ray and Virginia Warren, Derby residents, to the foundation's endowment fund. As part of the donation, up to $50,000 is to be dedicated to the construction of a memorial to Ray and Virginia to be located in a new City park at the site of the current City public works facility. “Once the City’s department of public works relocates from its current site, the City will redevelop the site as a public park with riverfront access,” Derby City Manager Kathy Sexton said. The public works facility is currently located at 332 W. Market and is expected to move in 2010. Once the facility moves, City officials will combine the site with the current Washington River Park, located at 350 S. Washington, which is immediately south of the site. According to Sexton, in the future the City council will approve a new name from the combined park. “The park will include a physical memorial tribute to Ray and Virginia Warren to honor their role in the community’s growth and development,” Sexton said. The contribution by the Derby Community Foundation (DCF) will be used for construction of the memorial or enhancements of the park, including landscaping, signs, or other park amenities. “(The amenities) will be to distinguish the park as a unique part of the City ... Source: www.theorion.com --- 42 days ago
Peaceful floating by day, raging parties by night. Labor Day weekend festivities and their impact have grown over the past few years. "The crowds are substantially bigger," said Lt. Mike Weber of the Chico Police Department. "As crowds' numbers grow, so does the crime rate. ... Source: wamu.org --- 7 days ago
New development among the Anacostia River by Nationals Park has finally been given the go-ahead. The Riverfront on the Anacostia will encapsulate more than 1 million square feet and will include retail space, hotels and office buildings. But a new City park is also part of the development. It will be named for Diamond Teague, who was murdered five years ago this month. The 19-year old was a member of the Earth Conservation Corps, a group of DC Teens that clean up the Anacostia River. His mother Florence says her son once spoke at an Earth Day event with former D.C. Mayor Tony Williams, who made a promise to her after Diamond was killed. The park is slated to open in the spring, while construction on the new development could begin in 2011. Matt Bush reports... ... Source: www.rep-am.com --- 6 days ago
WATERBURY — City officials are throwing their weight behind a plan to rebuild Route 8 on the east side of the Naugatuck River as long as it doesn't plow through select properties. ... Source: twitter.com --- 4 days ago
cc_chapman: River City Beans.......ahhhhh....it has been a long time since I have had these ... Source: www.dailygate.com --- 12 days ago
The after-effects of River flooding in August 2007, coupled with escalating fuel and utility prices, are reverberating at Warsaw City Hall this fall. ... Source: www.tonawanda-news.com --- 4 days ago
The City of Tonawanda Fire Department was called into action Friday morning to rescue a daring dachshund that escaped from its Broad Street home and jumped into the Niagara River. ... Find more results for River City on RSSMicro.com |
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Join us for a FREE special retro screening of Filmed by Bike at Wieden+Kennedy as part of the Oregon Manifest Opening Night Blowout on October 10th. We can't wait!!! ABOUT THE PROGRAM We've put together a 45 minute screening of favorite movies from the past six years of the festival. It surely wasn't easy to choose just a few. Nearly-lost footage from the early days. // Movies that were banned in other cities and removed from the internet. // The unveiling of the 2009 trailer. // On the street footage from the 2008 festival. // The premiere of the trailer for VEER, a movie about Portland bike culture // More bike love than you can wrap your bar tape around. WHERE // WHEN Wieden+Kennedy is located at 224 NW 13th in Portland. Screenings are at 8PM and 9PM . The whole Oregon Manifest affair is from 7:01pm until midnight. ABOUT OREGON MANIFEST The bicycle industry has been experiencing a banner year and Portland is at the heart of it. A new study just released by Alta Planning and Design concluded a 38% growth in Portland's bike economy since 2006! Set within the heart of Portland's legendary cyclocross scene, Oregon Manifest will feature an unconquerable mix of custom framebuilders, bike-centric vendors, bike culture squads and blowout parties, crowned with a Sunday cross race to bring home the glory. Oregon Manifest is the collective vision of Portland's cycling and creative communities who've come together to dream up and develop the m ...
When we think of ?home? isn?t it those golden fleeting moments that spring to mind? Like rain on an iron roof. The feel of soft grass on bare feet padding down to the River. Laughter around a candle-lit table. Warm timber floors. Sunlight through bay windows onto the bed-spread, seclusion yet with a sense of being ?on top of it all?. That?s what you can expect from this exquisite, fully renovated 1940?s 3 bedroom weatherboard bungalow among the trees. Polished Rimu, sunny bedrooms, thoroughly modernized amenities, and French doors with indoor/outdoor flow. Now add bird song in a easy-care garden around a bordered lawn, a beckoning shaded track through the Karaka?s to a dappled spot above a murmuring Maitai River. (?Girlies? is a few meters away downstream). Then remember this is all just down the road from the School of Music. You?ve been waiting for her...and she?s been waiting for you. ...