About a boy The Observer
Born with a rare syndrome that left him profoundly autistic, seven-year-old Luke was trapped in his own body. But then his dad took him surfing. By Paul Solotaroff
Beauty or Bleakness? Seeking Jazz in Kyrgyzstan During the Holiday Season All About Jazz
When the Soviet Union collapsed, a lot of countries experienced a cultural awakening. In Kyrgyzstan, the artists fled. So says saxophonist Arthur Dew, a former resident of the capital city of Bishkek, during a break between sets at a gig where he's sitting in with some friends.
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Wish Book | Broken TV means a break in communication Miami Herald
Rain or shine, Rosida Montano always wears her sunglasses on Sunday afternoons. She doesn't want her son to see her cry. For the past seven years, Montano has spent Sundays taking her son, 14-year-old Emanuel ''Manny'' Montano, to a chartered school bus that carries him to the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine. Saying goodbye has not gotten easier with time.
Olmert offers to swap Palestinian prisoners for Israeli soldier The Scotsman
EHUD Olmert, Israel's prime minister, yesterday offered to free a large number of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for a captured soldier.
Light of Hope 2006 listings The Olympian
Evergreen Vista is the Olympia-based property of Intercommunity Mercy Housing. Its mission is to strengthen communities by providing quality, affordable, service-enriched housing for individuals and families who are economically poor.
Tony Blair dismisses SNP's 'flimsy' economic case for independence The Scotsman
TONY Blair today launches an all-out Labour offensive against the Scottish National Party, amid growing Labour discord about how to approach next May's crucial Holyrood elections.
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What Scotland has to show for five years of McConnell The Scotsman
FIFTH anniversaries are usually celebrated with wood - something solid but uninspiring, practical but quite ordinary.
District 15 chief nets new deal Northwest Herald
McHENRY – District 15 Superintendent Alan Hoffman has agreed to a four-contract extension that sets his 2007-08 salary at $149,847, or nearly 8 percent more than he earns this year.
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