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Brian Howe has been promoted to the position of used vehicle manager at York’s of Houlton. 

May 11, 2021 I'm fundraising for charity (donate to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society HERE) so this really ticks me off! According to the New York Post and News 4 Jacksonville, 38 year old William James Walker is wanted for the theft of a trailer filled with rock relics — which were intended to be sold for charity last month. Why is it always "Florida Man"? The trailer that was stolen was filled with irreplaceable relics, including a 1957 Les Paul guitar signed by musicians Gregg Allman, Brian Howe, Butch Trucks and others. Most of the original members of Lynyrd Skynryd are no longer with ...

Orange Crush: The Darkroom Stays in the Picture UNC-Chapel Hill photography students install exhibit “Figuring the Local,” on display through May 14th at Epilogue Books Modestly sized, matted but unframed, and mounted on plain, honest wooden boards, the pictures flow in a sinuous grid along Epilogue’s crumbly brick walls. Taken one by one, they tell the stories that five photography students at UNC-Chapel Hill sought to sear onto black-and-white film and coax out in the darkroom, on topics such as the sea-to-table ecosystem, the multiplicity of the Black male experience and the emotiona...

Florida man wanted for theft of Lynyrd Skynyrd memorabilia set for auction Updated May 07, 2021; Posted May 07, 2021 This is an autographed photo of Jimmie Van Zant on the Jimmie Van Zant Cancer Charity Facebook site.TNS Facebook Share By Dan Scanlan The Florida Times-Union (TNS) and Tribune Media Services A day before a benefit concert and car show to raise funds for the Jimmie Van Zant Cancer Charity and to remember the Lynyrd Skynyrd band member who died of the disease, somebody stole a trailer containing rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia valued at close to $12,000. T...

A day before a benefit concert and car show to raise funds for the Jimmie Van Zant Cancer Charity and to remember the Lynyrd Skynyrd band member who died of the disease, somebody stole a trailer containing rock 'n' roll memorabilia valued at close to $12,000. The items were to be sold at the April 10 Cruisin' for Cancer Car Show and Concert at Southern Social Whiskey Bar in Middleburg. Orange Park police on Friday posted an alert naming a suspect in the case as event organizers find ways to raise funds that could have come from selling items like a stolen 1957 Goldtop Les Paul guita...