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"New York City" Artist: Moe. Album: Dither A song about 5 a.m. cab rides, Manhattan beauties, and the subway; it's the song we will all be singing in ten years.
A Kokomo police officer charged with drunken driving will challenge the legality of a Hamilton County sobriety checkpoint, in an effort to have his case thrown out.
How to Throw a Jimmy Buffet Themed Party
As any Parrot-head knows it can be hard to organize a party around the great sandled messiah.
New owner: Trump Marina will stay open
TRENTON - At a symposium Friday Atlantic City casino executives expressed concern over how turmoil on Wall Street could affect construction projects but said they are optimistic and hopeful that the ...
Lighthouses leave auction bidders $30,000 'light' in the wallet
Register photo/ ABBY VERBOSKY At the Lighthouse auction that took place at Castaway Bay Randy Fredrick makes a bid on the lighthouse "License to Chill" by Darlene M. Wood, for his cousin, Jodi Reineck who plans ...
Community rallies around autistic surfers
Dillon Haagen-Islami of East Hampton gets a ride at the Sufers Healing event in Diitch Plains Saturday.
Manny Virata, a Kennedy Space Center
Most of the staff was awed when movie star Clint Eastwood strolled into NASA's press office at Kennedy Space Center some years ago, while he was directing the film "Space Cowboys." Not Manny Virata.
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Wouk & Remembrance: Library of Congress Again Honors Novelist
If novelist Herman Wouk lives much longer -- as, God willing, he will -- the Library of Congress may run out of ways to celebrate him.
Thirteen years ago, the library put together a day-long symposium as a tribute to Wouk. Eight years ago, it named him an official living legend. Yesterday, it honored the 93-year-old author of "The Caine Mutiny," "The Winds of War" and "War and Remembrance" as the first recipient of a new award for lifetime achievement in the writing of fiction.
Not bad for a kid from the Bronx who thought his destiny was to be a gag writer and who once collaborated on a musical with the poet laureate of Margaritaville.
Jimmy Buffett is still the life of the party
The gates of the Comcast Center opened at 7 last night, but the parking lot was open for tailgating at 11 in the morning.
Warren, Buffett: Six-Pack Abs in Just 60 Days? New research shows it can be true
Celebrity trainers warn: 'Without a well-developed midsection, you would bend like a twig when doing everyday tasks like lifting a toddler or carrying groceries.' LONDON, ENGLAND/NEW YORK, NY Whether you are ...
NO shirt, no shoes, no ticket . . . no problem. The place to hear Jimmy Buffett spin his pirate yarn about letting the good times roll wasn't from the seats inside the Jones Beach amphitheater Tuesday night.
Little Feat's 'Join the Band' great covers of classic songs
Editor note: This column pertains to the Little Feat album, "Join the Band," on the 429 Records Label.
Little Feat & Friends: Join the Band in Stores Tomorrow
Executive-produced by Jimmy Buffett, JOIN THE BAND finds the original members of Little Feat re-recording their classic songs such as "Fat Man in the Bathtub," "Dixie Chicken," "Sailing Shoes" and "Oh Atlanta" ...
The IronPigs may be away Friday night, but there will be a party going on at Coca-Cola Park in Allentown.
Island flavors set tone for fundraiser
Times Food Editor, ronda.miskelley@htimes.com The Rotary Club of Madison is setting course for the islands with its annual Parrots of the Caribbean fundraiser on Aug.
Parrotheads Phlock to Buffett Buffet of Music, Games, Fun
When you're at the Quick Stop and standing in line behind a guy wearing a beer stein hat, palm tree-festooned Hawaiian shirt, dark glasses shaped like ukeleles and flip flops looking like pirate ships, don't be ...
So much for the Jimmy Buffett all-acoustic show. Buffett closed the 2008 Newport Folk Festival with a smaller band than usual but a bigger group than expected, rolling out hit after hit in party-hearty style.
Norfolk's Mike Aiken has a new CD
Norfolk-based country-rock troubadour Mike Aiken will release "Hula Girl Highway," his follow-up to the critically acclaimed "Just Add Salt," on Tuesday.
Margaritaville will come to Stony Creek
The popular tribute band Air Margaritaville will bring its carefree Jimmy Buffett sound to Stony Creek Metropark on Friday.
As longtime Buffett fans who have seen 25+ shows between us, my husband and I were thrilled with this years' show.