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Obituaries Chattanooga Times Free Press
HAMILTON COUNTY Dale Anderson Dale Antonio "Tony" Anderson, 43, formerly of Chattanooga, died Thursday, Nov. 30, 2006, in Jonesboro, Ga.
The Super 8 Boston Globe
Massachusetts is well known for sports, colleges, hospitals, and culture. What it doesn't always get credit for is its top-shelf design community. But this area is populated by men and women of extraordinary accomplishment in such diverse areas of design as architecture, graphic design, interior design, retail, and fashion. They may be fresh, emerging designers , or their names may
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Exhibitions Mr. Whatman's Mill: Papermaking and the Art of Watercolor in Eighteenth-Century Britain.
Can you believe that the Barefoot Contessa is a low-tech, plain-white-plates girl? Metromix.com
Viewers/voyeurs get a twofer simply by tuning into "Barefoot Contessa" on the Food Network. They get a feast of both food and decor. The cooking show is shot in posh East Hampton, N.Y., and, specifically, in the gorgeous, shingle-style home of the show's affable host, Ina Garten.
Robert Volpe, New York City's "art cop," dies at age 63 Seattle Times
Robert Volpe, a painter, sculptor, gallery owner and New York police detective who became internationally known as the "art cop" for tracking
Tears for his clowns St. Petersburg Times
It has taken Jack Klein decades to build Clown Rushmore, handpicking 30,000 inhabitants. Now it's time to say bye.
SCAD to host book signing for "A House in the South" by Frances Shultz and Paula S. Wallace Dec. 7 The Weekly
ATLANTA (November 27, 2006) — The Savannah College of Art and Design will host a book signing with Frances Shultz and Paula S. Wallace for the newly released "A House in the South: Old-fashioned Graciousness for New-fashioned Times" on Thursday, Dec. 7, 6-8 p.m. at shop SCAD in Atlanta, 3096 Roswell Road. The event is free and open to the public.
Backstory: The unvarnished Gore Vidal The Christian Science Monitor
Despite his best efforts at playing a curmudgeon, the prolific author is a likeable guy.
Furniture That's True To Its Day Hartford Courant
Canton Craftsman Makes Reproduction Masterpieces When he was 16 and growing up on a small farm in Cheshire, Peter Aleksa and his father built a barn together. His dad, "a suit-and-tie kind of guy," was handy and always doing projects, and although Peter went on to study environmental science and marine biology, his current career probably began with that post-and-beam barn.
Wednesday, May 14, 2003 WestportNow
The State Department of Public Health (DPH), bowing to outside pressure to provide more information about suspected SARS cases in Connecticut, has indirectly confirmed a WestportNow report last month that the stateɒs first such case in February involved a Westport resident.

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about creating the scents inspired by the book and upcoming movie "Perfume." Click to watch video, A sandlot baseball team in Northern Manhattan's
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The British Standards Institute has released a new book on the latest networking A BSI spokesman explained the reasoning behind the book: "Network
First Printing: The Antique Maps and Prints Blog: July 2006
Great Barrington Antiquarian Book Fair. Searles Castle, Main St., a customized walking map tour of Manhattan to members of the New York Map Society .
The Lore and Lure of Manhattan's Historic Book Row
For Booksellers and Collectors of rare and antiquarian books. and sad days ahead for Manhattan’s historic, internationally-famed, secondhand book center
Strand Bookstore: Rare and Fine Editions
Rare Book FAQ The New York Times' 100 Notable Books of 2006 This is a first edition of Manhattan Oases, featuring thirty-six drawings of bartenders
Rare Books: Exhibit: What's Cookin'? K-State
Book cover 100 Years (1861-1961): Kansas Official Centennial Cook Book (Manhattan, KS: American Association of University Women, Manhattan, Kansas Branch),
IOBA Standard - Why a Successful Book Collecting Magazine Is Good
One evening in late April, after a full day at the New York Antiquarian Book Fair, I stepped into one of those famous newsstands in Manhattan-600 square
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library; Butterick Patterns Archives Lower East Side Tenement Museum; Manhattan School of Music Ballard Library, Frances Hall
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Took in The Art of the Book lecture at the 92nd Street Y last night. People buying books is important to the goal of getting the writing within them antique+book+manhattan: antique+book+manhattan