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ECCC Auction Raises Over $10K for Josh Medors May 16th, 2008--by Stephen Schleicher Last week at the Emerald City Comic Con, the organizers and Frazetta Comics put together an auction to benefit Josh Medors’ fight with cancer. The best part about the entire event is it raised over $10,000 for Josh’s medical bills.

A 16-year-old in Baltimore County has charged with the first-degree murder of his mother. Lewin Carlton Powell III was arrested and charged as an adult last night with killing Donna Rosemarie Campbell-Powell, 39, an employee of the county Office of Budget and Finance, according to Baltimore County court documents.

The MC - Remembering Damu Smith Blackademics, Voices United, the MC No Comments » Two years ago this week many of us were dealing with the transition of Damu Smith, founder of Black Voices for Peace, champion for environmental justice, and peace in a world where funds for wars leave the poor and communities of color hungry for basic human needs.

[This one got lost in the shuffle, and should have come out days ago. Sorry. I really have no idea what happened with this one]. [Jason Powell continues his issue by issue look at Claremont's X-Men run, for more in this series, see the toolbar on the right.] “Motherland” Throughout the issues of

Cardinal Carlo Martini, S.J. has an interesting perspective on "Teaching the Faith in a Postmodern World" in this week's America magazine. He expresses gratitude for this unique historical moment when the church touches nearly every part of the world, is substantially united in faith, and is experiencing its greatest flowering of theology.

Arlington Dining Table by Powell Furniture This concave four-legged dining table is both classy and beautiful. The 45″ stone top displays a random pattern of warm browns, taupes and tans with hints of soft white. With a frame finished in antique pewter, the Arlington Dining Table is the perfect fit for any d?cor.

Sceptred Isle: Twentieth Century - 1939-1959, This Continuing the award-winning BBC radio 4 series of the story of Britain, from the start of the Twentieth Century to the present day Christopher Lee’s history of Britain, This Sceptred Isle, provided the definitive radio account of the nation from the arrival of Julius Caesar to the death of Queen Victoria.

On Saturday, May 3, the HMCS Edmonton docked at the Westview pier. The Edmonton is a maritime coastal defence vessel (MCDV) manned primarily by reservists. She was here to participate in Battle of the Atlantic ceremonies on Texada Island. While the Edmonton was in Powell River, she was open for public viewing, quite a thrill.

Executive Asst. in Lyndon Johnson's West Wing Fights for Democracy in Powell River Patricia Aldworth went to the coastal pulp mill city of Powell River to retire. But the woman who had learned about politics while an Executive Assistant in the West Wing during Lyndon Johnson's Presidency, couldn’t retire.

Non-profit group Teach for America sees big growth Outdoor Recreation News Wed, 05/14/2008 - 21:02 "We are looking for a very specific person." Elizabeth Venechuk, a third grade teacher at Powell Elementary School and Teach for America participant, teaches a math lesson in Washington, Monday, May 12, 2008.