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Race to Cure
Fourth annual race benefits American Cancer Society
HARRISON KEELY, Sentinel Writer
     About sixty runners showed up for the fourth annual Race to Cure 5K run/walk which zipped through Konaheeta Park in Murphy Saturday, June 2. The race, which benefited the American Cancer Society (ACS)with its proceeds, began at 3 p.m.
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One Leg Up to perform at JCFS June 8
      Self styled "Gypsy Jazz" band One Leg Up will be featured in a free concert at The John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, N.C. at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, June 8. The concert will be held in the Festival Barn,.
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CCRA Car-B-Que
      Saturday, June 9, Hayesville Square, classic cars are lining up to show off their distinct bodies, colors, and unique designs. Free admission to the public, the Car-BQue is from 12:00 to 4:00. Flashback is performing and playing 50's and 60's music. Yummy barbecue, hot dogs, and drinks are ready t...
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CD review: Cary Brothers' "Who You Are"
MARCUS KEELY Sentinel Writer
      It seems like no one ever gets excited about Tuesdays except for me. That's understandable I suppose. After all, Tuesday is stuck between Monday (the beginning of the work week) and Wednesday (the proverbial "hump day"), making it a middle child of sorts. But Tuesday for me is something to get exc...
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Sonshine
Well kept secret exposed
By Sherrie Keely
      I've heard it said, confession is good for the soul. Well, shut the door, pull down the blinds and read carefully. I won't repeat this again: I'm afraid I might be a chocoholic.
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Cycling for Civitan a success
ANNA MITCHELL Sentinel Writer
      It was a small but successful turnout for the first annual Cycling for Civitan on Saturday at Konehete Park. Three bikers showed up to trek the five-mile course that wound through town and back to the park. For the participants it was a fun excuse to pull out their bikes and help benefit their c...
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Murphy Library auction Saturday
JULIE CHAUTIN Contributing Writer
      Bob Grove Auctions this Saturday may hold the key to your heart. Handmade quilts, collectibles, antiques, and gift certificates from local merchants are some of the items. There are even special cooking classes with dinner. The bountiful Silent Auction begins at 5 p.m. at Grove Auctions on Highwa...
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Local novelist at museum
JULIE CHAUTIN Contributing Writer
      Cherokee County Historical Museum director Wanda Stalcup could not put down the book until she finished it late into the night. Thememoir of Eva Nell Mull Wike, The Matheson Cove - In the Shadow of the Devil's Post Office, reminded Stalcup of her own upbringingin the mountains. And the emotional i...
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Family friendly film embraces imagination and storytelling
JULIE CHAUTIN Contributing Writer
      Once in awhile a movie comes along that grabs your emotions and does not let go until you yell at the screen. This is one of those. It wraps you up in its arms, like its young heroine is wrapped in the embrace of her father. But it is not just for girls. The director of Harry Potter and the Prison...
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Roots and Music Festival schedule
      2007 Georgia Mountain Roots & Music Festival at the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds Friday June 8, 2007: $18 tickets for performances in Anderson Music Hall* Anderson Music Hall doors open 4 p.m. FREE Pickin' Pavilion 5:30 - 11 p.m.
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Andrews Bluegrass Festival
A musical extravaganza
     The jam band, Rob Tiger and Friends, entertained and performed on the stage sponsored by the Bear Ridge Mall.
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Wildlife in North Carolina magazine announces photo competition
      While the winner of last year's Wildlife in North Carolina Photo Competition went out to sea to capture his grand prize photo, you need not leave your back yard to capture great nature photos. Nate Bacheler was on a boat in the Gulf Stream off Hatteras when he took his photo of a Wilson's storm ...
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Tips for a successful self-move
      Few things in life are more arduous and exhausting than moving. While moving into a new home can be exciting, the process of moving is rarely enjoyable. Such is the reason many people turn to moving companies when it comes time to change addresses. However, moving companies are an added expense a...
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Rebuilding after your basement floods
      Consider yourself lucky if your basement had only minor moisture penetration after the recent heavy rains. Even so, it could be the excuse you need to embark on a total basement makeover.
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Multi-Room systems becoming the norm for homeowners
      As technology continues to advance, more people are realizing their dreams of making the home into their own mini movie theater. Home theaters have begun to extend well beyond the living room or basement. Many homeowners have embraced the very realistic possibility of having theater and music acce...
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Deep root feeders water effectively during drought
      According to the National Climatic Data Center, 2006 was the warmest year on record. And another hot year is underway! Heat hits landscapes hard. Drought can occur, scorching grass and stressing trees and shrubs leaving them vulnerable to disease.
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THIS IS A HAMMER
When to call the doctor
By Samantha Mazzotta
      Q: Yesterday I used a spray gun with a compressor to spray latex paint for about four hours in a hall and two small bedrooms. I didn't wear a mask, but it didn't seem to bother me at all. However, when I was cleaning up, my nose started bleeding profusely.
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Ceramic Tile Style Guide 2007 :
      Floors are one of the first things people recognize when entering a home. Whether it's to make sure they're not wearing shoes in a "no shoe" zone or if they are just making a mental note about a bare floor that's especially appealing,
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Make your home senior-friendly
      As people grow older, getting around the house is no longer a given. Arthritis and other ailments can make moving around a difficult proposition. This puts seniors in the position of making choices - either risking the danger of falls and injuries or making a move to a home that may be more suita...
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Tools that make gardening easier for arthritis sufferers
      Arthritis is one of the most prevalent chronic health problems and the nation's leading cause of disability among Americans over age 15. It limits everyday activities such as gardening for more than 70 million Americans. A company called Fiskars has developed tools specifically to help with garden...
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Contain the joy of gardening
      Do you love the thought of growing a garden but doubt you have the space to pull it off? Don't despair. You can turn a tiny deck or porch into a beautiful garden with containers. There are so many unique containers and hanging baskets available in stores. You can even turn objects around the hou...
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Facts and falsehoods about lightning
      Mother Nature offers many wonders that are a spectacle to behold. Ranking among some of the more awe-inspiring is lightning. Lightning strikes the earth roughly1,800 times at any given moment. While lightning is certainly a beautiful vision illuminating the sky, its immense power can have a downs...
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Cypress Is the Natural Choice for 'The New American Home'
      Cypress is gaining a reputation for its beauty in interiors. In fact, this American wood is one of the highlights of "The New American Home 2006," which debuted at the International Builders Show in Orlando last January. Designers featured cypress throughout the home, perhaps most strikingly in a...
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Save time with easy painting pointers
      No matter how many different varieties there are, they all fit into a number of broad categories. + Flat latex paint is water-based and has a dull, matte finish. It remains one of the more popular options because it's user-friendly - easy to work with and low odor.
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