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Stage @ the Warner presents THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME, April 29 - May 7 in the Nancy Marine Studio Theatre. Based on the novel by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stevens, and sponsored by Northwest Community Bank.

Stage @ the Warner presents The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, a play adapted by Simon Stevens from a book by Mark Haddon. 

Facing a budget deficit of $3.7 million unless they raise taxes, Crestwood school board members preserved an option to lay off workers for the upcoming school year.

Jack Dean will continue to serve as solicitor at Crestwood School District but will also gain duties as human resources manager for a new salary of $120,000.

Crestwood School Board will consider accepting the resignation of Superintendent Bob Mehalick on Thursday, according to the agenda for the boards meeting.

Crestwood School District Business Manager Peter Bard will be leaving for a job at a Perry County school system.

>> heres the outrageous thing about the 70s in hollywood. the people who ran studios actually made pictures they wanted to see. you know, thats unthink bt today. i asked a couple of heads of production recently if summer pictures you made, were you really looking forward to seeing any? and they sort of blanched and said "not actually." >> rose: european debt, presidential debate and the moes when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city...

>> heres the outrageous thing about the 70s in hollywood. the people who ran studios actually made pictures they wanted to see. you know, thats unthink bt today. i asked a couple of heads of production recently if summer pictures you made, were you really looking forward to seeing any? and they sort of blanched and said "not actually." >> rose: european debt, presidential debate and the moes when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city...

called "infamous players" a tale of the movies, the mob, and sex. >> heres the outrageous thing about the 70s in hollywood. the people who ran studios actually made pictures they wanted to see. you know, thats unthink bt today. i asked a couple of heads of production recently if summer pictures you made, were you really looking forward to seeing any? and they sort of blanched and said "not actually." >> rose: european debt, presidential debate and the moes when we continue. captioning ...