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Punk Rock Pet: Hot Trend In Designer Duds For DogsCBS 4The latest trend in designer duds for dogs has pups of all shapes and sizes sportin' the look of punk rock pooches. Whether you have a teacup, …

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Punk rockers DB and the Catastrophe break into Fort Collins music …ReporterHerald.comNew to the Fort Collins music scene is punk rock band DB and the Catastrophe. Having officially formed at the beginning of the …

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Kids get hip-hop hand-washing lessonMetroWest Daily NewsA group of Northwest Technical School students delivered a hip-hop-style lesson on good hygiene Wednesday to second- and third-graders at …and more »

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This time of year can be fairly sluggish as far as new albums go. You have to be paying close attention to catch the sonic gems.
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Brian mccollum's big gigs: Built to Spill, Miley CyrusDetroit Free PressRetro-minded post-punk rock that doesn't forget the value of a catchy hook. The New York quintet is touring to rustle up attention for its forthcoming third …What's goin' on in Metro Detroit this weekendThe Detroit Newsall 4 news articles »

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Friday’s free Opelousas Music & Market performance will feature the music of Lil’ Buck Sinegal with a spotlight on cabbage. The farmers’ market portion of the evening begins at 5:30 p.m. with the music starting at 6 p.m. and continuing until 8:30 p.m …
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ST. CHARLES COUNTY ? When Leonard Sunderhuse worked as a carpenter building new homes along Highway DD, the narrow, two-lane road provided a disturbing soundtrack of squealing tires, crunching metal and breaking glass. So Sunderhuse wasn’t …
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