News from Montrose Daily Press - 01/04/2009
The Moving Wall coming to Montrose; Committee raising funds for event
MONTROSE — The Vietnam Veterans Memorial symbolizes a part of history, and the more than 58,000 names sketched into it shows the magnitude of the sacrifices made by men and women for their country.
|
News from Montrose Daily Press - 01/03/2009
The Moving Wall coming to Montrose; Committee raising funds for event
MONTROSE — The Vietnam Veterans Memorial symbolizes a part of history, and the more than 58,000 names sketched into it shows the magnitude of the sacrifices made by men and women for their country.
|
News from The Oregonian - 01/03/2009
Vandals and weeds mar Lewis and Clark bicentennial artwork
Confluence Project officials hope to keep Maya Lin's works unscathed
|
News from Montrose Daily Press - 01/02/2009
The Moving Wall coming to Montrose; Committee raising funds for event
MONTROSE — The Vietnam Veterans Memorial symbolizes a part of history, and the more than 58,000 names sketched into it shows the magnitude of the sacrifices made by men and women for their country.
|
News from The Washington DC Examiner - 01/02/2009
Corcoran to close for seven weeks beginning Jan. 26
WASHINGTON – The first two months of the year are typically the slowest for D.C. museums. The Corcoran Gallery of Art will take advantage of the lull by closing for seven weeks beginning Jan. 26 while improvements are made to the 111-year-old, Ernest Flagg-designed Beaux-Arts building's leaky roof.
|
News from Montrose Daily Press - 01/01/2009
The Moving Wall coming to Montrose; Committee raising funds for event
MONTROSE — The Vietnam Veterans Memorial symbolizes a part of history, and the more than 58,000 names sketched into it shows the magnitude of the sacrifices made by men and women for their country.
|
News from Montrose Daily Press - 12/31/2008
The Moving Wall coming to Montrose; Committee raising funds for event
MONTROSE — The Vietnam Veterans Memorial symbolizes a part of history, and the more than 58,000 names sketched into it shows the magnitude of the sacrifices made by men and women for their country.
|
News from The San Francisco Examiner - 12/31/2008
Good Day for Wednesday, December 31st
Fireworks will burst over the Ferry Building in The City tonight. AP file photo Off with a bang: The S.F. waterfront is the place to watch New Year’s Eve fireworks, which launch from barges in the Bay. Recommended viewing areas include along The Embarcadero between Mission and Folsom streets, Aquatic Park and Pier 39.
|
News from Montrose Daily Press - 12/30/2008
The Moving Wall coming to Montrose; Committee raising funds for event
MONTROSE — The Vietnam Veterans Memorial symbolizes a part of history, and the more than 58,000 names sketched into it shows the magnitude of the sacrifices made by men and women for their country.
|
News from The Columbian - 12/29/2008
City hopes to stop vandalism of land bridge
St. Louis has its arch. Seattle, the Space Needle. Vancouver has its land bridge.
|
News from The Daily News - 12/29/2008
Many beautiful day hikes along I-5
One might think the wildness of Interstate 5 applies mostly to drivers who speed, tailgate and weave among lanes. But there are a surprising number of places to walk in the wilds close to the freeway.
|
News from The San Francisco Examiner - 12/24/2008
Good Day for Wednesday, December 24, 2008
The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus will perform a holiday concert at the Castro Theatre tonight. Courtesy photo Holiday harmonies: The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, above, presents “Home for the Holidays,” its annual concert of festive favorites celebrating our diverse traditions.
|