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Monthly Archives: January, 2007

First Friday Film Festival

We are thrilled to present the next First Friday Film at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship this Friday! Born Into Brothels: Calcutta's Red Light Kids (2004) Don't miss...

Photos of Tehran, Iran

I received this via e-mail and felt that we should all take a long hard look at these pictures. See the land, the scenery,...

Some other people we should listen to on escalation in Iraq

We heard the President and his administration’s position during the state of the union. We can hear the corporate media’s opinion any time we turn...

Tennessee Equality Project Foundation

The Tennessee Equality Project Foundation presents the following Lobbying 101 event to prepare you to advocate for equality. We need you at these events:...

Lieutenant General William E. Odom, U.S. Army (Ret.) on withdrawing our troops from Iraq

It's not just the liberals or Democrats folks! All "sane" people are calling for the same thing. Get our troops out from harms way...

Senator Kennedy on Republican efforts to block minimum wage increase for the poor, by tying it to more tax breaks for the rich

Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) goes off on Senate Republicans as they again try to block the first minimum wage increase in 10 years....

Clarksville City Council Approved Severance Agreements with Police Chief Mark Smith and Deputy Chief Bob Davis.

In a special called session of the Clarksville City Council, members voted 11 - 1 to approve severance agreements for Police Chief Mark Smith...

The resurrection of Habeas Corpus

We posted several articles in the past about the Republican Congress and the Bush Administration taking away the right of Habeas Corpus from American...

George Carlin – The owners of this country

George Carlin can be profane but he has a real clarity of vision that's sadly lacking in our national corporate owned news media. The...

Frame Your Message

You are invited to a meeting on Framing Your Message on Tuesday, Jan. 30th, 10 am to 3 pm, St. Ann's Episcopal Church, 419...

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