The Club Calendar is published every Saturday in Faith & Community. Send notices by noon Wednesday to The Journal Times online calendar at www.journaltimes.com/calendar and select the Clubs category; fax to Loreen Mohr at (262) 631-1780; or mail to The Journal Times, 212 4th St., Racine, WI 53403, attention Loreen Mohr. For more information, call (262) 631-1725.
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Welcome to the 2011 Summer Fun Calendar of Events. Whether you like the beach, live music or art, Racine County has something to offer everyone this summer. “Potsarazzi” is the theme of this year’s public art display and will feature decorated flowerpots and garden stakes on display at area businesses throughout Downtown Racine. There are several events at North Beach and many concerts and …
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“It took a long time, but in the end, we got him,” — that’s what Waterford Township resident Jerry Talbot had to say about the news that Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces.
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The Club Calendar is published every Saturday in Faith & Community. Send notices by noon Wednesday to The Journal Times online calendar at www.journaltimes.com/calendar and select the Clubs category; fax to Loreen Mohr at (262) 631-1780; or mail to The Journal Times, 212 4th St., Racine, WI 53403, attention Loreen Mohr. For more information, call (262) 631-1725
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New stores in Plymouth, New Carlisle aimed at knitters. When music teacher Jodi Kallenberg realized school district cutbacks could cost her her job two years ago in Anderson, Ind., she and her close friends started pondering: What would they do if they did not teach?
Read more: Two yarn shops open up
From big shows to music to clubs and dancing, to stage and comedy, film, visual arts, children’s events and more, Metro Detroit has no shortage of fun to suit all tastes. Read on for the lowdown on what’s goin’ on.
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“Christ, hurry. Brendan just bet Michigan plus-4.”
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While baseball fans traditionally prefer peanuts and Cracker Jack, many Central Michigan University students went with hot wings and mozzarella sticks on opening day. Students enjoyed the Detroit Tigers’ game away against the New York Yankees Thursday in locations on and off campus.
View post: Students find time to watch opening Detroit Tigers game at restaurants, residence halls
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