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For the past five years the Carson City Classic Cinema Club has been showing the great 'Golden Age of Hollywood' films to local moviegoers as a way to promote art education in the community. The club's founder notes its acceptance thus far has been slow going but, so far, successful.
- judy! - judy! judy! oh, my god. - by the way, that shelf coming down was not planned. that shelf really did come down, and larry and jeff just acted their way through it. - what do i do? - stick it in your jacket. - jeffrey! - it's too big. where do i put it? - do something. she's coming up. - i think "curb" in many ways is the ultimate descendant of "seinfeld." it's in a much more real, truthful place where morality is a gray area... - where's the [bleep] head? - and everybody's redefining it all the time. - the kid is home hysterical because her doll, judy, has been decapitated, 'cause you...
Inspired by the effort of a 10 year-old Redding, California, youth to place American flags and flowers on the unattended gravesites of United States military veterans, Carson City fourth-grader Emma Spears held a car wash to help Preston Sharp reach his fundraising goal.
In 2020. >> the word around the exchange and this kind of -- the pence pieces that we've been talking about all this time revolves around the question of whether pence had the four do something. the real question is who won the 2020 election. and for shthese voters, however small a block this woman represents, is the enduring false belief that donald trump won the election. like vice presidents don't have the power to overturn elections. what if kamala harris didn't like the next election results and overturned them? like nobody in that group would want that. it is that there are apparently mi...
That was really important, and we all knew about the restaurants, whether you were in the restaurant business or not. - right. - and that wasn't pittsburgh. when i opened dinette in 2008, you know, i'm expecting people like me to be coming in. i'm 29. that's who i'm building this restaurant for, and everyone was-- - 56. - yeah, my parents' age or older. - you know, i thought to myself, i'm going to this neighborhood that's basically desolate. i'm gonna take this building that's been-- it's a restaurant that's been closed for seven years, and, you know, i'm gonna do something nice here. you kno...