J.M.J. Sacred Family celebrates 25th anniversary
J.M.J. Sacred Family is celebrating its Silver Jubilee Oct. 7 with an open house at its downtown Washington store at 121 W. Main Street.
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J.M.J. Sacred Family is celebrating its Silver Jubilee Oct. 7 with an open house at its downtown Washington store at 121 W. Main Street.
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by Attila the Stockbroker (Cherry Red Books, £14.99) REGULAR Morning Star readers need no introduction to Attila the Stockbroker. Performance poet, musician and staunch socialist, his bimonthly diary — often bulletins from his shows in far-flung outposts and latterly, in the absence of gigs, his ruminations on music, poetry and life in lockdown — has long been a favourite read of the people’s paper. Already a bolshy young bolshie, in the late 1970s the advent of punk rock in general and the Clash in particular drew young John Baine to appreciate the DIY aspect of entertainment and it...
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I'm not that sure. because the tea party-driven house of represent i was has been so unreasonable. >> it is only harry reid talking about a shutdown, not us. bill: byron york, washington examiner and fox news contributor, down there covering the big debate later tonight in orlando, what's the deal here, byron, what happened? >> bill, this is another one of these continuing resolution fights and they're always kind of nasty. in this case, democrats oppose the bill because they felt it didn't provide enough for disaster leaf after hurricane irene and some of the other disasters they've had recen...