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Improv Nashville performs scenes, games and a one-act play based on audience suggestions. 8 p.m. Jan. 25, 12th South Arts Venue, 2907 12th Ave. S.; $10; tickets: 418-0905 or www.improvnashville.com. Hamlet: Nashville Shakespeare Festival production in the Trout Theater. For more information call 225-2273 or visit www.nashvilleshakes.org. 7 p.m. Jan. 25-26, 31-Feb. 2; 2:30 p.m. Jan. 27, Belmont University, 1900 Belmont Blvd.; $20. .
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Torsell: Court swayed by bias
On Sept. 26, 2007, a Centre County jury convicted Torsell of vehicular homicide and aggravated assault while driving under the influence, and Centre County Judge Thomas Kistler sentenced him to nearly six years in prison. "[Stidd's] family wanted him to have his day in court as well," Centre County Assistant District Attorney Steve Sloane said. Keith McClellan, a Torsell family friend who was in the courtroom the first day of the trial, testified that he noticed the jury members' "furtive glances" toward Stidd as he was wheeled from the courtroom about 10 feet from the closest juror. "I noticed that Aaron Stidd had been wheeled to the front. There were a number of people milling around him," McClellan said. Referring to the accident as "a murder that didn't happen," Sloane said he believes the jury was burdened more with sympathy for Torsell, adding that in Stidd's hour in the courtroom, he "looked surprisingly well, relative to what he had been through." Sloane also cited a note signed unanimously by jurors, asking Kistler to be lenient with Torsell's sentencing.
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There will be singing, preaching and "lunch on the grounds." Sunday school will be from 10 to 10:30 a.m. with the singing to begin at 10:30 a.m. and preaching will follow. The church will furnish the meat for the lunch, and you are asked to please bring a covered dish. A love offering will be taken. Praise Inc. has become one of the fastest-rising groups in southern gospel music. Praise Inc. members have hearts for the Lord that gives them the musical excellence they strive for. They have been honored to accept invitations all over the country and they make regular guest appearances at the Grapevine Opry. They received the 2005 Horizon Group of the Year and was nominated and voted in the top five in U.S. Gospel News for Quartet of the Year and New Excelling Artist of the Year. Praise Inc. wants audiences to have a great time, but first and foremost group members want to present the gospel through what they call "Motivatin Music." Each member of Praise Inc.
Score it as a dubious block
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Seven unleashes lycra gladiators
RATINGS are about to stop for the Easter school holidays but, when they come back, so do Seven's new-look Gladiators. Sydney competitors Outlaw, Amazon and Tank love to fight, talk about themselves in the third person ("Nothing can stop Tank. The Tank just keeps rolling, rolling, rolling''), and explain who is descended from the windswept plains and dark forests of the Balkans. Yes folks, it's just as silly as it was in the 1990s - but now there's a whole new generation of children to impress. Go, Gladiators! Desperate spin NOTICED a few desperate promos for some under-performing shows? First, Ten tells us Women's Murder Club is a crime thriller that's not just for chicks. Yeah, right. Then Seven describes It Takes Two as surprising because Anthony Callea kissed Candice Falzon.
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Volvo Unveils Sixth Annual Hometown Hero Award Winners
Marilyn Adams from Iowa for Safety, Oregon's Lorraine Kerwood for environmental care and Minnesota's Matthew Sanford for the Quality of Life category. Each of these heroic individuals displayed courage, innovation and unyielding commitment to their causes and they have touched the lives of thousands of people throughout the United States. After a tragic farm accident involving her son, Adams founded Farm Safety 4 Just Kids and set out on a mission to promote safe farm environments across the country. Sanford, paralyzed from the chest down, is a nationally recognized yoga teacher, author and founder of Mind Body Solutions, a nonprofit organization dedicated to revolutionizing the rehabilitation process. Kerwood created an electronics recycling and distribution center, NextStep Recycling, which brings refurbished computers to disadvantaged communities and benefits the environment by reducing electronic waste.
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The question is still up in the air. Add two more council seats or stay the same? The question may be big but the turnout sure isn't. The city of Post Falls is contracting with the KC election department to conduct a special election today (at the Armory on Seltice until 8 p.m.) on this issue. As of about 3:40 p.m. when I made a visit there had been 168 votes cast including early absentee. That translates into a voter turnout so far of 1.6 percent. Who knows, at that rate the turnout may go over 2 or even 3 percent." He adds: "For the curious, the current number of registered voters in Post Falls is 10,207." So why the low turnout? Is this issue just too procedural to capture the attention of the electorate? .
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