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Saturday, August 28th, 2010
Boston gets $9.4M under new payment in lieu of taxes program - Wicked Local
Boston gets $9.4M under new payment in lieu of taxes program Wicked Local The following institutions indicated a willingness to contribute to the new PILOT program and made a payment at or in excess of the first half amount: Berklee College of Music, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston Architectural College, ... |
Asheville area arts events this week include music, stories and more - Asheville Citizen-Times
Asheville area arts events this week include music, stories and more Asheville Citizen-Times 16 in the atrium of the VA Medical Center in Asheville. Western North Carolina veterans may enter their works through Feb. 13. Categories include fine arts (painting, sculpture, etc.), applied arts (ceramics, woodworking, jewelry, etc.) ... |
Transplant Legacy: Donor's Hands Help Artistic Amputee - ABC News (blog)
 Boston Globe | Transplant Legacy: Donor's Hands Help Artistic Amputee ABC News (blog) By donating her late husband's skilled hands to an amputee so that he might once again play music and paint, a New Hampshire woman created a fitting legacy for a handy and generous man who never hesitated to help strangers. Skilled hands of a lost husband hold out hope for artist |
SENIOR POWER: Good News from Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and ... - Berkeley Daily Planet
SENIOR POWER: Good News from Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and ... Berkeley Daily Planet By Helen Rippier Wheeler The state is proposing building two or three assisted living centers for aging prison inmates with medical problems as part of a new master plan for the Department of Correction. The 400-page Corrections Master Plan obtained by ... |
Community notes and events - South End News
Community notes and events South End News Eleven student fashion designers from the Greater Boston area will showcase eveningwear inspired by the music of Claude Debussy. Eveningwear will be on display at Copley Place. Fundraiser and Auction to benefit the B/FSNA Book Scholarship, Thursday, ... |
Big hearts - Times Daily
 Times Daily | Big hearts Times Daily Before moving to Tampa to work at a hospital there, he lived in Boston. In 2002, Ferzoco moved to Alabama to work as a radiologist at ECM. “I like the area and ECM,” the doctor said. “I've been ecstatic about the move.” While these two people are ... |
To do list - Boston Globe
 Boston Globe | To do list Boston Globe Known for intense, autobiographical songs, you might recall hearing his music on ''Dawson's Creek,'' ''The OC,'' and ''Friday Night Lights.'' 8 pm $20. First Church in Cambridge Congregational, 11 Garden St., Cambridge. |
Spend 'A Day in Pompeii' at the Museum of Science - The Brandeis Hoot
Spend 'A Day in Pompeii' at the Museum of Science The Brandeis Hoot That city is Pompeii and right now you can see preserved pieces of life from two millennia ago at the Boston Museum of Science. The exhibit, “A Day in Pompeii,” which leaves Boston after Feb. 12, contains pieces from Pompeii that shed light on how ... |
A Death in the Family May Cause Real Heart Break - Voice of America
A Death in the Family May Cause Real Heart Break Voice of America Elizabeth Mostofsky is with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts. ELIZABETH MOSTOFSKY: “We found that the risk of having a heart attack was twenty-one times higher in the day following the loss of a loved one, compared to other ... |
Building activity rebounds in Bay State - Wicked Local
Building activity rebounds in Bay State Wicked Local ... high-profile projects as the $42-million Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Dorchester, Berklee College of Music's new $70-million mixed-use building in Back Bay and a $30-million, 130-room Marriott Residence Inn in South Boston's Seaport District. |
Boston gets $9.4M under new payment in lieu of taxes program
Mayor Thomas M. Menino announces that the PILOT (Payment in Lieu of Taxes) contributions for the first half of fiscal 2012 have been completed according to the new PILOT guidelines, and that the city has received $9.4 million, a 24 percent increase over what would have been paid under the prior PILOT program. Read more
Asheville area arts events this week include music, stories and more
Irish-American super group Solas takes the stage at the Diana Wortham Theatre Friday. / Special to the Citizen-Times “Mountain Fields,” a pastel drawing by Henry Stevens, is one of the Asheville Art Museum works paired with Beethoven’s “Pastoral” symphony. Read more
Boston-Based Video Production Company is Recognized for Brilliance Again
McElroy Films LLC picks up three more Davey Awards for powerful videos produced for Non-profit giants.(PRWEB) January 19, 2012 Another year... another award-winning set of videos. This year saw a new diversity of videos from training videos for the Boston Fire Department, to book trailers, to hugely successful music videos, but the newest award-winners came from long-time clients of McElroy ... Read more
Myron A. Plante, 93, printing industry salesman
Myron A. “Mike” Plante, a retired sales representative, died Monday in Buffalo Veterans Affairs Medical Center after a short illness. The Eggertsville resident was 93. Read more
Donor's Hands Help Artistic Amputee
By donating her husband’s skilled hands to an amputee so that he might once again play music and paint, a New Hampshire woman created a fitting legacy for a handy and generous man who never hesitated to help strangers. Jodi Lloyd stayed in the background... Read more
Accomplished harpsicordist to kick off historical performance program at UCO
The University of Central Oklahoma School of Music will present a special performance by Tamar Grader, accomplished Boston harpsichordist and UCO guest artist, at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 2 in the Radke Fine Arts Theatre located in the UCO Center for Transformative Learning. Read more
Calendar of Events and weekly events, updated Feb. 1
Southern Siskiyou County, Calif. — Wed., Feb. 1 • Library book club -- A Library Book Club for youth ages 10 and older meets each Wednesday from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. at the Mount Shasta Library, 515 E. Alma Street. Enjoy, appreciate, explore stories, poems, music, art and literature. Read more
SENIOR POWER: Good News from Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and Vermont
The state is proposing building two or three assisted living centers for aging prison inmates with medical problems as part of a new master plan for the Department of Correction. Read more
The skilled hands of a lost husband hold out hope for a tenacious artist
Steven Lloyd was unexpectedly stricken by a massive brain hemorrhage in October, on the day before his 44th birthday. As he lay dying in the hospital, the New England Organ Bank called his wife at their New Hampshire home with a special request: Did she want to donate her husband's hands? Within days, doctors at Brigham and Women's Hospital transplanted Lloyd's hands and lower arms onto Richard ... Read more
MCAT Will Be Lengthened In 2015 To Include More Subjects
By: Brigid Wright As the Association of American Medical Colleges ( AAMC ) plans major changes in the Medical College Admission Test ( MCAT ), Boston College prepares i... Read more
