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 It moved to Newcastle in 1876 to become a daily – and the parent of the present-day Newcastle Herald. The first Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate appeared on April 3, 1876, its editorial stating the paper would “sound the loud note of defiance to all who impugn the geographical and political advantages of Newcastle”. 

Commenter: Diana MunkacsiOf the $460 I pay every month for the next 30 years, ONLY $50-$75 of that goes toward my principal! OVER $390 OF MY PAYMENTS GO TO INTEREST FIRST!!!!! I have not seen my principal go down! This is how people that don’t have money end up! The affluent’S children go to Ivy League schools, get Ivey League jobs and don’t have to worry about debt! The average American ends up paying for the rest of their lives and struggling! I will not push my kids to go to school because it is NOT WORTH IT! OBAMA, STOP BAILING OUT THE BANKS AND START HELPING OUT THE PEOPLE THAT ARE TRYING TO SURVIVE DAY TO DAY!!! I went to school hoping to make a better life for myself. My family always told me how important it is for me to finish college. When I finished I owed $42k. I had some problems with a pregnancy and was not able to work. When I contacted Sallie Mae, my principal had jumped from $42k to $63k! I had defaulted and was charged over $20k in interest and penalties. I am now current and paying my loans at $460 per month until the year 2038! I cannot get a job as a mental health counselor, for which I have a degree and I took all the loans out for, because I cannot make enough to pay my student loans and and the rest of my bills. I am now an admin assistant! I could have had the job I have now without a degree and not have this huge debt hanging over my head for the rest of my life! DUPED AND PISSED OFF!

A Hanukkah Musical for Families Featuring the Kaufman Kids In this delightful re-imagining of the ancient Hanukkah story, Judy is a feisty young girl who leaves her father to help the Maccabees in their fight for religious freedom.

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“Well,” explained the Navajo man in his carefully enunciated English, “When we got him home I tried to ride him and he bucked me off. Then my brother tried to ride him and he got bucked off. Then my cousin tried to ride him and he got bucked off.

The person that answers that ad ought to know better than to set down and start askin’ about paid holidays, days off, cost of living escalators and a five year contract. However, if I don’t miss my guess, he’ll get a day’s pay for a day’s work, good grub, a warm bunk and that kind of “family feelin’” that comes with cowboyin’.

People began queueing at 8am for a glimpse of their heroes, the parade kicking off at Jesmond and continuing to Civic Park under a stream of shredded paper cascading from buildings. 

The Skyline drive-in at Lambton opened for business on December 17, 1956, narrowly beaten as the first drive-in in NSW by Bass Hill, which opened a month earlier.

The Fred Hersch Pocket Orchestra Performing Works from Jazz Icon Fred Hersch – National Sawdust December 16, 2017 – Brooklyn

I think it’s probably easier to raise twenty acres of corn today than it was in the old days. Just the hand labor alone would support my statement. But no modern farmer would raise only twenty acres of corn! He expands to fill the vacuum! Gotta justify the machinery!

 The guide’s Asia-Pacific travel editor, Shawn Low, said that having Newcastle as the only Australian city in the top 10 was controversial, but “the whole idea is to challenge people to get off the beaten track and visit places like Newcastle that have been flying under the radar.”

Gold #30 – Head to BJ’s old house and make your way to the basement. The second gold piece is in a pile of crates in the back left corner of the larger basement room.