Posts Tagged ‘tradition’
Photo and Review by Stu Wright Years ago I owned a 1995 Cadillac (leased, actually) and always admired the six ducks in the logo on the hood and trunk. I have found through research that those birds were merlettes, present on the family crest of Antoine Laumet de La Mothe, sieur de Cadillac, the founder [...]
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by Matt Lacy – A local Christian school will be hosting this year’s gathering of Greeley and Evans Christians as part of the nationwide events for the National Day of prayer. The event will be at Dayspring Christian Academy located at 3734 W. 20th Street from 11 to 1 p.m. on Thursday, May 3. [...]
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Staff Reports – Jimmie Vaughan will headline the Greeley Blues Jam on Saturday, June 9th at Island Grove Park Arena in Greeley, Colorado. The festival, now in its hosting its 8th year, will continue the tradition of multiple headlining acts demonstrating the wide variety of music known as “the Blues”. Guitar Player Magazine calls [...]
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Church head disinvited by Sudan counterpart, Catholics announce new order for disgruntled episcopal members by Peter Grady – The Episcopal Church in America is facing sharp condemnation of its liberal stands both at home and abroad. Recently the Episcopal Church of Sudan disinvited Katherine Jefferts Schori, presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in America, citing [...]
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It’s never too late to start a familty traditionby Vanessa Dominguez It’s never too late to start a family tradition. Many think because their children are older, the window for traditions has closed. No need to fret, there are many fun and creative activities families can do together each holiday. Holiday traditions are always the [...]
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Story by Jack Minor While one of the key goals of the Republican majority in Congress is to hold a public reading of the Constitution and requiring bills to have an attachment citing its Constitutional authority not everyone is happy with the moves. Several prominent liberals have described such readings as having a “fetish” with [...]
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As a born-again Baptist conservative Republican my beliefs and opinions are challenged, probed, and ridiculed as are the people I admire, Jesus, George Bush, Sarah Palin daily by the man on the street .the educational system and the media. It makes me mad but it also makes me re-evaluate my beliefs. Brett Reese just wants [...]
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THIS CHILD OF BETHLEHEM IS OUR LORD AND OUR GOD! Guest Column By Carol Clemans Christmas season has always been an exciting time of year for me. I was blessed with parents who loved God, each other and us children. Jesus (who came in the manger as God in the flesh) was the center of [...]
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Bill Armstrong by Jack Minor Following the government take-over of the issuing of student loans as part of the Healthcare Reform reconciliation package, the Department of Education has proposed new regulations that could give the government control over all institutions of higher learning including private and religious colleges. The 86 page document was issued by [...]
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