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Gov. Snyder's budget steady for schools, a tad better for cities - Dearborn Press and Guide

Gov. Snyder's budget steady for schools, a tad better for cities Dearborn Press and Guide Henry Ford Community College would see a 2.1 percent increase to $21.5 million, under the details of the proposal listed on the state Web site. Universities would be rewarded based on the number of degrees awarded, degrees in the critical areas and ... and more »

Burns: Cape Coral and the recovery of dreams - Houston Chronicle

Burns: Cape Coral and the recovery of dreams Houston Chronicle There was a time when Henry Ford and Thomas Edison looked across the Caloosahatchee River from their estates in Fort Myers and saw Cape Coral as thousands of acres of mangrove swamp. Today, after an improbable development that was chronicled in The ... and more »

Right-wingers should learn to use their intelligence - Irish Times

Right-wingers should learn to use their intelligence Irish Times “Right-wingers tend to be less intelligent than left-wingers, and people with low childhood intelligence tend to grow up to have racist and anti-gay views,” the tabloid thundered. The piece was written in an admirably dispassionate style.

The Story Behind Mike Kelley's Highly Personal Project for the Whitney Biennial - ARTINFO

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The Story Behind Mike Kelley's Highly Personal Project for the Whitney Biennial ARTINFO Kelley considered several venues for the finished product, from an abandoned drive-in movie theater to Greenfield Village at the Henry Ford Historical Museum, an outdoor space that is home to replicas of the residences of Thomas Edison and Rosa Parks ...

Ceremony in Oconee County honors man for service in Civil War - Anderson Independent Mail

Ceremony in Oconee County honors man for service in Civil War Anderson Independent Mail Henry followed his childhood friend, John Craig, to fight in Virginia. They fought under the Company A. First South Carolina Rifles from 1861 to 1864. When John lost his arm because of a wound, Henry brought him home to Pickens. Former Slave Honored For Service to ConfederacyPatch.com all 2 news articles »