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Playing it Cool (winnipegsun.com)
So November is about to give way to December, which means there are less than 30 shopping days left until Christmas. If you're anything -- no, wait -- if you're NOTHING like us, your presents are probably bought, wrapped, and sitting under a newly trimmed tree already.
Display meant to revive interest in Big Bopper (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By BILL HANNA HILLSBORO -- It was the first rock 'n' roll tragedy. It's been immortalized in song as "the day the music died." And now memories of the 1959 plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. Richardson, better known as the Big Bopper, are literally being resurrected. The rusted gold coffin that once contained the Big Bopper's body is going on display at the fledgling ...
The Road to the White House: Huckabee Makes Time for Fun (KATV Little Rock)
Arkansas - Aspiring to be our nation's leader is serious business, but for presidential candidate and Arkansas native Mike Huckabee keeping his family close keeps things from getting too serious.
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Playing it Cool (winnipegsun.com)
So November is about to give way to December, which means there are less than 30 shopping days left until Christmas. If you're anything -- no, wait -- if you're NOTHING like us, your presents are probably bought, wrapped, and sitting under a newly trimmed tree already.
Display meant to revive interest in Big Bopper (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By BILL HANNA HILLSBORO -- It was the first rock 'n' roll tragedy. It's been immortalized in song as "the day the music died." And now memories of the 1959 plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. Richardson, better known as the Big Bopper, are literally being resurrected. The rusted gold coffin that once contained the Big Bopper's body is going on display at the fledgling ...
The Road to the White House: Huckabee Makes Time for Fun (KATV Little Rock)
Arkansas - Aspiring to be our nation's leader is serious business, but for presidential candidate and Arkansas native Mike Huckabee keeping his family close keeps things from getting too serious.
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