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Beer Steins News Archive 19-May-2009 I know what you're thinking: Last issue plus self-absorbed columnist equals sappy indulgent goodbye column. Trouble viewing? Click here to DOWNLOAD HELEN ? This Alpine village might be known, at least partially, for people hoisting beer steins. [Read More] Times news video Workers bring in a pedestrian bridge in downtown Helen. In nine years on the job, Bonnie Dryer has left her post only once to use the bathroom. For her six- to eight-hour shifts, Dryer stands in a 7-by-7-foot enclosed tower staring at the horizon, looking for smoke. Featuring the creations of 200 emerging and seasoned artists, the free Artomatic 419! continues from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, the second of its three days. Nearly 2,000 people attended the April 18 opening, at 201 Morris St. in Toledo's Warehouse District near the Oliver House. Continuous musical and spoken-word entertainment takes place on two stages at this labyrinthine venue, highlighted ... Terry Taylor says it?s fate, but perhaps it?s the Bard?s ghost working in mysterious ways. Either way, his nonlinear story of how the Shakespeare Society of America came to be relocated in Moss Landing begins in 1607, when Captain John Smith and English colonists landed in Jamestown. Months later, Indians captured Smith and, according to legend, Pocahontas convinced her father to spare Smith?s ... Back to Court House Square Antique Beer Steins Back to Beer Steins News Archives
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