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`Books Before Bed' includes kids' stuffed animals
The South Sioux City Public Library is inviting all children andstuffed animals to its Stuffed Animal Sleep-Over, Books Before Bednight. The program is from 7 to 7:45 p.m. on Sept. 9.
Order books of oil&gas firms drying up: OSK
The order books of oil and gas (OandG) companies are drying up,leading to lower utilisation rates, says OSK Research. It also said, some of their contracts were renewed based on lower rates, in view of the excess supply in the industry. "Nevertheless, we see some excitement in the second half of 2010, led by the listing of MMHE, which may prompt a re-rating of the share prices of OandG stocks ...
Mason City library books mistakenly in trash
Some library books were mistakenly tossed into a trash bin, the director of Mason City's public library said.
Pirates' Books Show Baseball Needs A Salary Cap
Pirates' Books Show Baseball Needs A Salary Cap
Books
Last week's best-selling books at Borders Books, Music Cafe in Fort Wayne:
Books for Las Plumas
Representatives from Congressman Tom McClintock's, R-Elk Grove, office delivered 65 pounds of books from the Library of Congress to Las Plumas High School Tuesday afternoon.
Five Books I'd Read
in which the author discusses five books he'd read, if time permitted. 1. Showtime: A History of the Broadway Musical Theater , by Larry Stempel . The cool kids at the theater camp I attended in the summers of 1990 and 1991 would so have appreciated this soup-to-nuts (or, should I say, Showboat- to- Rent ) history of the Great White Way. But, even if free copies of Larry Stempel's (”Larry ...
Books, religion, race and literacy
Books, religion, race and literacy
Books of evidence served in teen road deaths
BOOKS of evidence were served yesterday on two men accused of dangerous driving causing the death of two teenagers in Cork last May.
Patchen: Two books to ponder
As I shuffle through the fact-lite landscape that is modern public discourse, books have become a resource to help keep me calm. Mostly I read newspapers and avoid television. Two recent books I bought and devoured, I think, offer optimistic statements of our world which area residents may want to read over Labor Day weekend -- Freedom Summer and The Promise .
