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It’s Time to Celebrate Preservation Week 2015!
American Library Association started Preservation Week in 2010 to raise awareness and promote preservation of individual, family, organizational, and community archives. If you are just starting to think about preserving historical materials in your care, here are a few tips … Continue reading
Posted in Preservation, SC&A
Tagged preservation, preservation week
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Upcoming Event: Huffman Prairie Aviation History Society Meeting on May 4, 2015
The next meeting of the Huffman Prairie Aviation History Society will take place this coming Monday, May 4, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. At this month’s meeting, we will view and discuss the film “Flying the Feathered Edge” (The Bob Hoover Project) … Continue reading
The Stones Roll Through Dayton!
Just a few weeks ago, the Rolling Stones announced a North American Tour which will roll though Ohio with a stop in Columbus on May 30th. Sell-out crowds are expected as they always are at Stones’ concerts, as the band … Continue reading
Posted in DDN and Dayton
Tagged entertainment, local history, Music, musicians, rolling stones
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