Clarence News

With the realization that there will always be more music coming at him than he can keep up with, AAJ Managing Editor John Kelman wonders why anyone would think that jazz is dead or dying.

December 9, 2009 from WBGO - It's one thing to say that Dave Douglas is prolific.

Tourists in Manhattan often walk down Fifth Avenue. But few do so in the middle of the street - and live to tell about it.

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Veteran Al Ludwig worries that the real meaning of Veterans Day is sometimes overlooked.

When 70 veterans from the Mountaintop area gathered Sunday to be honored by American Legion Cartwright-Martin Post 813, the Centre Daily Times asked them to talk about their military service.

Veterans took center stage in today's newspaper, and we'll continue to spotlight veterans tomorrow and on Veterans Day.

If practice makes perfect, then Jerry Halderman and Jane Gillette are as close to flawless as anyone.

Sometimes, Max Rees chose kindness over business. He gave soup and hamburgers to Interstate 80 motorists stranded at the Rees Exit 22 Truck Stop in Snow Shoe while their cars were repaired.

Guitarist and composer Adam Rogers's profile has slowly been rising over the past few years on the basis of some plum sideman appearances with the likes of Chris Potter and James Carter, and a series of records as a leader for the Dutch jazz label Criss Cross.

Duke Ellington recalled "... that's one of those things Tizol came up with. See, it wasn't in tempo, he stood [and played it] sort of ad lib.

Gwen Wagner stands in the cow barn at the 64th annual Blue Valley Farm Show. The Pennsylvania state budget impasse has claimed another tradition for some communities this summer -- the agricultural fair.

Gwen Wagner stands in the cow barn at the 64th annual Blue Valley Farm Show. The Pennsylvania state budget impasse has claimed another tradition for some communities this summer -- the agricultural fair.

EXPECT everything from Latin and swing to soul, groove and the avant garde when Michael Janisch brings his New York City Jazz Quintet to the Plough in September.

Le Boeuf Brothers Music Remy and Pascal Le Boeuf, horn player and pianist respectively, are precociously talented identical twins who have already received awards for their composition and playing.

If Maria Schneider wasn't playing orchestral jazz, she'd probably be an abstract painter, one who does huge, elaborately coloured murals a block long.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22 SBDC-new-businesses Small Business Development Centers play important role in fostering entrepreneurship PHILADELPHIA , /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Turns out there's an upside to this downturn, according to a new study by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation : more entrepreneurial activity.

A Northampton County Sheriff's deputy leads Qu'eed Batts from the courtroom during his 2007 trial.