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Samuel Cole Salon, Salon Moxie Stylists Prepare “Strut” Models for Magazine Spread
April 5, 2008 (RALEIGH, NC) – Embracing their role as the official salons for the STRUT ’08, a haute couture and entertainment event coming to Raleigh May 3, Samuel Cole Salon and Salon Moxie recently created hair and make-up designs for a group of models for a photography spread on the show that will appear…
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US Remains At Risk, Speakers Tell Raleigh Spy Conference; Washington Post Columnist Suggests Closing Down CIA
By Rick Smith March 30, 2008 (RALEIGH, NC) — David Ignatius, a ground-breaking reporter in espionage coverage — and author of five spy novels highly praised by members of the intelligence community — is worried about the CIA. Speaking at the Fifth Raleigh Spy Conference, Ignatius warned that so-called intelligence reforms put in place following…
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Pura Vida Promotions To Help Sponsor “Kickin’ Back at the Vineyard” Benefit
March 24, 2008 (KERNERSVILLE, NC) – Pura Vida Promotions of Kernersville, NC, has signed on to help sponsor “Kickin’ Back at the Vineyard,” an afternoon of live bluegrass music, wine tastings, arts and crafts and more at the Hinnant Family Vineyards in Pine Level, NC, to benefit the Bear Creek Center for people with disabilities…
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The Spies Are Coming To Raleigh
March 24, 2008 (RALEIGH, NC) — Mingle with famous spies at the 5th Raleigh Spy Conference beginning Wednesday evening March 26 through 12 noon Friday March 28 at the NC Museum of History. High level intelligence operatives and writers will address unsolved mysteries of the CIA, including previously secret stories of famous double agents, false…
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Out of the Shadows: Wrongly Accused “Mole” Sheds Light on Infamous Traitors During Raleigh Spy Conference
March 21, 2008 (RALEIGH, NC) — Brian Kelley, former counterintelligence officer for the CIA who was mistakenly a accused of being the mole who turned out to be Robert Hanssen, will open the Fifth Annual Raleigh Spy Conference on Wednesday, March 26, with an in-depth and revealing discussion on infamous traitors: why they crossed the…
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Making Raleigh A Little Browner: “Trees Across Raleigh” Set To Spread Mulch In Pullen Park
March 21, 2008 (RALEIGH, NC) — Trees Across Raleigh, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the City of Raleigh’s appearance, fostering greater community pride, and promoting economic development by planting trees throughout the city, will sponsor “Spring Day in the Park” in Pullen Park on Saturday, March 29th starting at 9 a.m. Organizers explained that…
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Gregory Poole Marine To Sponsor “Kickin’ Back At The Vineyard”
March 12, 2008 (BEAUFORT, NC) – Gregory Poole Marine of Beaufort, NC, has signed on to help sponsor “Kickin’ Back at the Vineyard,” an afternoon of live bluegrass music, wine tastings, arts and crafts and more at the Hinnant Family Vineyards in Pine Level, NC, to benefit the Bear Creek Center for people with disabilities…
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NC Parks and Rec Dept. Breaks Ground on First “Green” Visitor Center
March 11, 2008 (GATESVILLE, NC) – On Saturday, March 15, the North Carolina Department of Parks & Recreation will hold its groundbreaking ceremony to start construction of the LEED® Gold rated Merchants Mill Pond State Park Visitors Center in Gatesville, NC, the department’s first LEED®-rated building and a model for responsible development. The ceremony will…
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Countdown to the Conference: Defector’s Claims About JFK, Oswald Underlie Theme
spy_logo_0108.pdf –The Nosenko case and the key unsolved mysteries of the CIA will hold center court at the 5th Raleigh Spy Conference Coming Up March 26-28 at the North Carolina Museum of History in downtown Raleigh.– March 10, 2008 (RALEIGH, NC) — Why would the KGB take pains to deny it had nothing to do…
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Frank Harmon To Join Discussion at UNC-G Design, Arts & Technology Symposium
March 6, 2008, 2008 (GREENSBORO, NC) – Award-winning architect Frank Harmon, FAIA, of Raleigh will join other notable contributors to the built environment to address new “green” building technology’s impact on design and business during UNC-Greensboro’s 2008 Design, Art, and Technology Symposium on Friday, March 28. The theme for this year’s three-day symposium (March 27-29)…
