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Cooley Public Strategies, ESa, Southeast Venture announce updates

The Center for Nonprofit Management (CNM) awarded TennGreen Land Conservancy with the esteemed Frist Foundation Revenue Development Award on Thursday, Oct. 20. TennGreen Land Conservancy was honored at CNM’s 29th

The day that André Burgos invited me to listen to records on his porch turned out to be the day vinyl pressings for his solo project arrived in the mail. Burgos is well known to Portlanders as one half of the post-soul / space-jazz duo Brown Calculus and the keyboardist in the band Tribe Mars. However, he also performs and records under the moniker Brown Calvin: a persona that represents his solo ventures, which have...

Get lost in Tomo Nakayama's beats and worry about what it all means some other day.

Cooley brings on ex-journalist as VP; McMahan Winstead & Richardson hires from VUMC

Four months after the mayors address, the public gets insight into the invitees

The prospect of a quick confirmation and an electorate focused on inflation and the economy may combine to diminish the electoral impact of a high court nomination.

The World-Famous Abbey in West Hollywood Celebrates 30 Years June 3, 2021| When talking about the “World-Famous” Abbey, it is hard to imagine it as a 1,100 square foot coffee shop, across the street from its current location and run by an ex-banker with a dream, but that was exactly the scene 30 years ago when owner David Cooley first opened the doors. Also, hard to imagine is a West Hollywood where most of the bars did not have a patio, the entrances were in the back, and Sunday Funday wa...

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Jack Barnett: This was always intended as a prelude to We Want War – to lull you into a false sense of security; maximum contrast. It was important to us to avoid the trap of bringing in classical instrumentation to make things sound orchestral or authentic. We were going for the opposite – to make the music even more uneven and distressed. 2D and stark, like a charcoal drawing. Id taught myself music notation in the preceding six months so this was a new world to me. 
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Planning for roof project unlocks Meriden building’s hidden history Planning for roof project unlocks Meriden building’s hidden history Charlotte Hinckley, of Southington, gains access to the fourth floor of Gallery 53 by way of a hatch over the buildings elevator on Wednesday. A leak in the roof of the building led to a discovery of old furniture and ledgers from the former Meriden Furniture Company, which opened in December of 1893. Hinckley is a volunteer at Gallery 53. Photos by D...