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Chung: Visionary mayor gets recognition
Pop quiz: Who was Adolph Pfister? No, not the guy who started the faucet company. If you use the San Jose Public Library, hike in Alum Rock Park, or wondered about Germania Hall -- which all date back to the 1870s -- think of Pfister. He was also the mayor (twice) of San Jose, but there is virtually nothing with his name on it around town.
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Lecture On Changes Of Sound Location In Brain
Bandar Seri Begawan - The visual and auditory maps in the brain become aligned during development and this subsequently improves the auditory spatial tuning or recognition of the sound location.
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City Notes
One more note from the mayors signing. Peyton called in Chief of Staff Steve Diebenow for recognition of his role in the negotiations with the Fund. And, it sounded like Diebenow could use the encouragement. Steve, when was the last time you got any appreciation? asked Peyton.
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School Board recognizes journalist
Journalism students were congratulated for their hard work on The Pinenut. The White Pine County School Board invited students to attend the board meeting and accept certificates of recognition, appreciation, and exemplary service.
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Highland High Students Plan Immigration Demonstration
Dozens of students at Highland High School were planning to take part in a demonstration Monday as the immigration debate heats up both in New Mexico and across the country.
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Mashpee Wampanoag win first round of recognition
MASHPEE, Mass. - The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, whose ancestors were the first to greet and protect English colonists almost 400 years ago on the shores of what came to be known as North America, has received preliminary acknowledgement from the BIA as a federally recognized Indian tribe.
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04/09/06 Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Recognition Week is April 23-29. For those of us who use volunteers in our programs, we know how important it is for them to know they are appreciated. I encourage all of you who use volunteers to take time to find a way to thank your volunteers.
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