Celebrating Miles News

 
Celebrating the Birthday of Miles Davis
KCUR
By Chris Prewitt Miles Dewey Davis III (May 26, 1926- Sept. 28, 1991) was a very influential jazz musician, trumpeter, bandleader and composer. He is said to have been at the forefront of several major developments of jazz. "Miles Davis played a ...


 
Hovingham and Slinsgby schools celebrate good Ofsted reports
The Press, York
THE neighbouring village schools of Hovingham and Slinsgby are celebrating after being judged 'good' in their recent Ofsted inspections. Unusually both schools, which are just two miles apart, were visited on the same two days at the end of March.

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CU astronaut-alumnus Scott Carpenter looks back at 50th anniversary of Aurora ...
Space Daily
The NASA astronaut and his capsule were swept into Earth's orbit, eventually speeding around the planet at 17000 miles per hour - a velocity roughly equal to flying from New York to Nepal and back in under 60 minutes. Carpenter, who attended CU-Boulder ...

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CELEBRATING NATIONAL TRAILS DAY
Leominster Champion
Enjoy an easy route through a native floodplain forest containing several wildlife habitats and scenic vistas, across Fall Brook to Johnny Ro Veteran's Park and back - about 4 miles total. Please wear proper hiking gear; take water, lunch/snack, ...


 
Emirates Business Rewards programme teams up with Dubai Chamber of Commerce ...
Travel Daily News International
Celebrating improvements to its popular Business Rewards programme, Emirates has teamed up with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry to offer exclusive rewards for the leading business organisation's small and medium enterprise (SME) members.


 
WBIR-TV
Great Smoky Mountains celebrate opening of trail, raising of funds
WBIR-TV
The park also celebrated the success of the Friends Trails Forever Capital Campaign in which they raised $4 million. The funds will be used as needed for trail maintenance and repairs along more than 800 miles of trails. "Those 800 miles have to be ...

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How to travel 25000 miles for free
The Seattle Times
Harpaz Associated Press Michael Wigge is seen in Antarctica at the end of a 25000-mile trip that began in Berlin. Wigge embarked on his journey without a penny in his pocket. Sounds like a guy celebrating being a leech. Most of us already know someone ...

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