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Written by Leigh Anne
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Tuesday, 03 July 2007 |
The Jacksonville Center for the Arts is showing works by the late Jacquelyn Sue Taylor, (1928 – 2004). The exhibit will run through September 28, 2007.
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Written by Leigh Anne
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Tuesday, 03 July 2007 |
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Independence Day falls on a Wednesday this year, eliminating the ability for Americans to take advantage of the traditional long holiday weekend. AAA, however, estimates that a record 41.1 million Americans will leave home this holiday week (June 29 to July 8), 0.8 percent more than the 40.8 million who traveled last year. This year’s increase is lower than last year’s increase, in part, because July 4, 2006 fell on a Tuesday and many Americans could not pass up an opportunity to leave town for a four day weekend. Nearly 1.5 million Virginians are expected to be among those traveling, an increase of 1.3 percent from last year. |
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Written by Leigh Anne
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Tuesday, 03 July 2007 |
Warm Hearth Village proudly recognizes Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) who recently completed various steps in the Career Ladder established by Warm Hearth Village in 2005. Malinda Ervin, Jessica Linkous, Teresa Breeding, Amanda Davis and Marlene Young received certification as Therapeutic Aide. Bridget Perfater, Cindy Epperly, Amber Bailey, Angela Perkins and Vera Pardasie received Mentor certification, all working their way toward CNA Specialist status.
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Born Margaretha Geertruida Zelle, this Dutch courtesan, dancer, and probable spy went by the stage name Mata Hari. During WWI, she had intimate relationships with many high-ranking Allied military officers and government officials. In January 1917, French intelligence intercepted German messages about a spy that the former identified as Mata Hari. Less than a year later, she was executed by the French on espionage charges. What is she rumored to have done while standing before the firing squad?