Hot tickets for a sizzling summer


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SIZZLING SUMMER


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Hot tickets for a sizzling summer: Our guide to a vintage season of great entertainment


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Disney is on the verge of acquiring a chunk of the wildly popular Hulu service and will use it to stream full episodes of ABC television shows. Disney apparently got a great deal, giving your local cable provider even more cause for concern.


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There are countless tips on how to make money. This article is not about that. Rather, we examine the definition of money, what makes good money, and how some bad monies stay bad while others have become acceptable through new ideas and technology.


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HARRISONBURG - With long white hair and standing 6 feet 5 inches tall, Dean Malissa resembles a towering figure - literally and historically - in the founding of our country.


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CHARLOTTESVILLE — It was only natural that a rivalry developed between the brothers of Delta Upsilon and Beta Theta Pi at the University of Virginia. For decades, the fraternities were next-door neighbors along Rugby Road – that is, until DU’s house burned down in 1969.


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On Friday, Paul Duggan, a money manager from Chicago’s Beverly community, will square off against Hugh Jackman. Lots of Southland theaters will show “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” the new installment in the X-Men franchise. If you want to see the movie Duggan executive produced, “The Merry Gentleman,” also out Friday, you’ll have to drive a bit.


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EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the last in a series of three articles on La Loma Park. Bernard and Annie Maybeck were always attracted to open land. Rather than build next to other houses, they repeatedly ventured to the edge of town for their home site.


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The European court of justice yesterday awarded a Greek Cypriot refugee the right to win back land he was forced to flee when war partitioned the island in 1974, in a landmark ruling with possible ramifications for thousands of second homeowners in northern Cyprus. The decision, announced nearly five years after Meletis Apostolides sought recourse through the courts to reclaim property that was …


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