The meter of history: The Jerry Rescue and the struggle against slavery
Abolitionist Rev. Jermain Loguen called Syracuse's Jerry Rescue of 1851 “earthquake voice through the land” against slavery.
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A Q&A With the It’s A Wonderful Write Promotion Runner-Up, MC Flow
MC Flow is the American Songwriter It’s A Wonderful Write Promotion Song Runner-Up for her song “Pot in the Latkes.” American Songwriter caught up with MC Flow to get the story behind her song. How ...
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School in Clovis placed on ‘Secure and Move mode’ following social media comments
Feb. 7, Marshall Sixth Grade Academy in Clovis was moved into a “Secure and Move mode” following social media comments made ...
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Lubbock restaurant fully books second event remembering Furr’s Cafeteria
The Escondido Grill announced its second event to remember Furr’s Cafeteria, planned to be held on March 2 from 12:30 p.m. to ...
7 breakout boys swimmers to watch heading into the postseason
Whether it's been gradually or all of a sudden, Madison area swimmers have impressed with plunging times this season. Here ...
‘Creator of Nightmares’ Review: Henry Fuseli, Dark Dreamer
A polymathic writer and visual artist, Fuseli made his mark with paintings that translated his feverish obsessions into ...
Breaker of chains: Young Susan Watson freed Jerry from his shackles after Syracuse’s Jerry Rescue
This image of Susan L. Watson appeared in the Syracuse Sunday Herald on July 26, 1896. The "breaker" of Jerry's shackles ...