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Prominent Haitian broadcaster hides from immigration in plain sight
Faced with deportation, Haitian immigrant James T. Leger did not lay low to avoid authorities, like most people living in the U.S. illegally might do. Instead, he leased a radio station, hosted a morning show, sponsored concerts, participated in a relief...
Tags: Extradition, Police Arrests, Radio, International Law, U.S. Department of Justice
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Iranian expats in L.A. skeptical about Iran presidential election
For decades, Iranian expatriates in Los Angeles have complained that their government back home is too conservative, too restrictive of its people and too combative with the rest of the world. Now, a centrist promising more freedoms at home and more...Tags: Iran Presidential Election (2009), Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Politics, Islam, Elections
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HAM radio still part of hurricane center arsenal
Amid the high-tech computers, satellite dishes and sophisticated equipment at the National Hurricane Center is a HAM radio operator station, somewhat hidden in a back office. It might seem like it's akin to placing a teletype on a space shuttle. But...
Tags: Cuba, Radio, Natural Disasters, Haiti Earthquake (2010), The Salvation Army
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Theme parks seize on Potter's success to peddle new must-have items
At Universal Orlando, visitors can buy mugs of butterbeer pulled straight from the pages of the "Harry Potter" books — or eat Krusty Burgers made infamous by "The Simpsons" television show. At Walt Disney World, they can sample LeFou's Brew or The...
Tags: Transformers (movie), Space Mountain, Disneyland Park, Trips and Vacations, The Simpsons (tv program)
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Baby falcon killed by car
Silver Boy was the child of his mother's old age, this year's sole fledgling and possibly the matriarch's last. The young peregrine falcon had forged a special bond with his father, who was teaching him to fly, lock talons and catch prey around their...Tags: Christianity, Christian Orthodoxy, Carnegie Museum of Art, Religion and Belief
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Roofsit is moving -- but goal remains the same
South Bend TribuneRoofsit, the annual child abuse prevention fundraiser hosted by local radio station U93, is switching locations this year. Not only is the weeklong event that starts Monday moving to Heritage Square in Granger, the live broadcast is coming down from...Tags: Human Interest, Radio, Child Abuse, Entertainment, Abusive Behavior
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George Zimmerman trial: 23 jurors questioned this week asked to return Tuesday
Attorneys in the George Zimmerman trial have spent the week questioning potential jurors about their knowledge of the high-profile shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, and today 23 of those people were asked to return next week. These jurors...
Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, George Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin, Radio, Jesse Jackson
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Tension rising between 49ers' Jim Harbaugh, Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Bruce Irvin was handed a four-game suspension last month for violating the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs. He was the sixth Seahawks player to test positive since 2011, with only cornerback Richard Sherman...Tags: National Football League, NFC West, Brandon Browner, Seattle Seahawks, Football
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Top talent at Laguna Open
The field is set for Saturday's Men's Laguna Open beach volleyball tournament. The 58th annual event, billed as the second-oldest tournament in the U.S., features 24 two-man teams that will contend for $2,000 in cash and prizes including the...Tags: Beach Volleyball, Volleyball, Manufacturing and Engineering, Olympic Games, Minor League Baseball
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READER SUBMITTED: Free Summer Entertainment At Quassy's Carousel Theatre
MiddleburyWith the beginning of summer on the horizon, Quassy Amusement Park has set the stage for an entertaining season of free entertainment at its Carousel Theatre. On the stage for the 11th consecutive year are Jim & Sandy Sisti with their magic and comedy...Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Quassy Amusement Park, Travel, Trips and Vacations
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Internet music service Pandora buys radio station, so BMI sues
Pandora’s legal disputes with performance-rights organizations are heating up. BMI, or Broadcast Music Inc., one of the groups that collects royalties from broadcasters to pay publishers and songwriters, is suing the Internet radio giant in...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Radio, Customs and Tradition, Clear Channel Communications Inc., Music
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All pop, all day at Summer Bash
B96 Summer Bash will be a day of pop music favorites for sure. But some of the artists on the radio station's annual music party, including Ne-Yo, Avril Lavigne and Timeflies are hinting that they will have some new music in their set lists. Summer Bash...Tags: Music, Afrojack (music group), Entertainment
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