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Staten Island cops hailed for saving baby girl with CPR in Clifton Updated Mar 17, 2021; Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A pair of Staten Island officers were patrolling in Clifton when a mother was frantically waving them down in the middle of the street — her baby was not breathing, a law enforcement source told the Advance/SILive.com. Officers Michael Kirschhoffer and Greg Carosella, members of the NYPD’s 120th Precinct in St. George, sprung into action. The father of the 7-month-old brought the baby to the lobby of the family’s Clifton apartment on Bowen Street and was condu...

On Feb. 25, the Knoxville History Project hosted a webinar on Jazzbilly and its origins in Knoxville. This webinar is part of a series of historical Zoom chats that the Knoxville History Project hosts highlighting specific historical topics in Knoxville. With over 70 participants attending the event, many tuned into to learn about the hybrid music genre known as “Jazzbilly.” A combination of jazz and hillbilly music, this string-focused form of music dates back to roughly a century ago. Joining the discussion was Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound archivist Eric Dawson. Whe...

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TAMIS helps uncover memories from forgotten family films Bailey Hanson wanted a way to preserve and view her family's old home videos. Knox County's TAMIS stepped in to help. Author: Katie Inman Updated: 7:48 PM EST February 19, 2021 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — After a Knoxville woman posted a plea on Facebook asking how she could convert family films she found, a Knox County resource stepped in to help. The Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound, or TAMIS, specializes in preserving history. In their vault inside of the East Tennessee History Center are thousands...

[applause] >> how is everybody? john took one look at the sermon says we have to move to seattle. this is great. well today is a very special day for me and i want to tell you why if i could. this is the 25th anniversary. this week the greatest concert i ever went to in my entire life. i was just a shade over 12 years old, growing up in new york city and i got tickets to go to madison square garden to see run dmc. [cheers and applause] and the opening night that night as a creepy might of her death. they haven't even dropped another guy, but run dmc put them out there because they we...