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1. Coastal Concerts to offer free family concert Sept. 27 in Lewes (Cape Gazette)
   Thu, 25 Sep 2008 13:17:34 GMT The story of Babar, the beloved little gray elephant of children’s book fame, will come alive at 11 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 27, at a free family concert presented at Bethel United Methodist Church, Lewes, by Coastal Concerts.



2. Patriot Place to host free concerts on the plaza this fall (The Country Gazette)
   Wed, 24 Sep 2008 18:24:58 GMT Beginning Saturday, Sept. 27, Patriot Place will host a series of free concerts on Patriot Place Plaza. The concerts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday afternoons throughout the fall and are free and open to the public. A schedule of acts and set times is below.



3. Bush, McCain, Obama have historic West Wing huddle (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News)
   Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:41:00 GMT President Bush, Barack Obama and John McCain were an unlikely trio at the White House on Thursday mulling a $700 billion bailout to end the U.S. financial market crisis. Wall Street held its breath. Would the president, a self-described free-market man, confirm that a deal had been made to infuse billions into the markets? Would sparks fly between McCain and Obama, who sat at opposite ...



4. A Jerome Robbins moment in Paris played in enigmatic tones (International Herald Tribune)
   Wed, 24 Sep 2008 12:38:10 GMT Benjamin Millepied's "Triade," a Paris Opera Ballet commission, had its premiere at the Palais Garnier on Saturday night as part of "Homage to Jerome Robbins," the company's first program of the season.



5. Bush, McCain, Obama have historic West Wing huddle (Lexington Herald-Leader)
   Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:05:09 GMT President Bush, Barack Obama and John McCain were an unlikely trio at the White House on Thursday mulling a $700 billion bailout to end the U.S. financial market crisis. Wall Street held its breath. Would the president, a self-described free-market man, confirm that a deal had been made to infuse billions into the markets? Would sparks fly between McCain and Obama, who sat at opposite ends of ...



6. Bush, McCain, Obama have historic West Wing huddle (AP via Yahoo! News)
   Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:53:13 GMT President Bush, Barack Obama and John McCain were an unlikely trio at the White House on Thursday mulling a $700 billion bailout to end the U.S. financial market crisis.



7. Journalists receive no justice from Scalia (Montana Kaimin)
   Thu, 25 Sep 2008 08:08:52 GMT In his University of Montana lecture Wednesday, Justice Antonin Scalia was very animated, gesticulating wildly and scrunching his cherubic face to match his varying tones. But you wouldn’t have seen that unless you were there. He was charming, often speaking from the cuff and telling jokes. But you wouldn’t have heard that unless you were there. 



8. HOT TICKETS: BEST BETS FOR THE COMING WEEK (The Post and Courier)
   Thu, 25 Sep 2008 04:11:56 GMT Turns out it is easy being green. At least, it is if you're at the Charleston Green Fair this Saturday in Marion Square. Starting at noon, the Charleston Green Fair will feature music by Green Levels, The V-Tones, Dangermuffin, Sol Driven Train and Sean Waterman and Jason Hayes.



9. Reporter's Notebook: Stevens Corruption Trial Begins (Fox News)
   Fri, 26 Sep 2008 01:06:56 GMT FOX News' Ian McCaleb provides an eyewitness account of the opening statements in the corruption trial of Alaska senator Ted Stevens.



10. Anti-apartheid activist elected SAfrica president (AP via Yahoo! News)
    Thu, 25 Sep 2008 15:09:56 GMT An anti-apartheid activist was elected South Africa's president on Thursday, assuming what many believe will be a brief caretaker role after Thabo Mbeki was ousted in a power struggle within the ruling party.