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| | Pole, Pedal, Patent? Ogden to Host Outdoor Recreation Industry ... - Forbes
Ogden City announced today the "Concept to Company" contest, which aims to attract new product ideas and new companies to Ogden's burgeoning outdoor recreation business environment. With the support of primary sponsors Zions Bank, Grow Utah Ventures ...
Ky. Recreation Calendar - Cincinnati.com
Thomas More will hold its second 2008 Summer Baseball Camp for ages 6-14 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. July 14-17. For more information, contact Jeff Hetzer at 859-344-3532 or jeff.hetzer@thomasmore.edu "> jeff.hetzer@thomasmore.edu . The BB's Blasters will ...
Webster camps, classes include sports, juggling, yoga - Democrat and Chronicle
Webster Parks and Recreation is accepting registration for youth summer camps and classes, including soccer, yoga, juggling and fiction and poetry writing. Juggling classes for anyone 8 years old and older cost $35 and will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 ...
Fireworks illegal at the parks this year - Star-Herald
ALLIANCE - Because of extreme fire danger across the Nebraska Panhandle, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has closed all Panhandle state parks and recreation areas to fireworks for the Fourth of July holiday, according to Jim Zimmerman ...
Indonesia inflation accelerates further in June, led by higher ... - Forbes
JAKARTA (Thomson Financial) - Indonesia's annual inflation in June accelerated to its fastest pace since September 2006, driven by higher transportation costs after the government hiked subsidised fuel prices the month before, the Central Bureau of ...
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