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Sitar Icon, Ravi Shankar Dead at 92

New York, NY—(ENEWSPF)—December 11, 2012.  It is with great sadness that the Ravi Shankar Foundation and East Meets West Music report the death of maestro Ravi Shankar on December 11, 2012, near his home in southern California. Born on April 7, 1920, Shankar is an iconic figure whose influence on[Read More…]

Interior Secretary Salazar Provides Update on Resolution to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial

WASHINGTON, DC–(ENEWSPF)–December 11, 2012. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today provided an update on the path forward regarding the Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial, following discussions with all parties to make alterations to the “Drum Major” quote. Following consultation with a range of stakeholders, the updated plan calls for[Read More…]

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Announces 2013 Inductees

28th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony to Air on HBO on May 18th; Tickets for Ceremony On Sale Beginning January 25th  Los Angeles, CA and Cleveland, OH–(ENEWSPF)–December 11, 2012  – At a press conference today at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bassist and[Read More…]

Number of Displaced Syrians Registered in Region Passes Half a Million – UN Refugee Agency

GENEVA–(ENEWSPF)–11 December 2012 – More than half a million Syrian refugees have now been registered or are awaiting registration in neighbouring countries and North Africa, and the numbers are currently climbing by more than 3,000 per day, the United Nations refugee agency announced today. “According to UNHCR’s latest figures from[Read More…]

Hoffa Fires Up Crowd In Lansing Against Anti-Union Bill

Thousands Gather Outside Michigan State Capitol To Protest Railroading Of RTW Bill Through The Legislature LANSING, Mich.–(ENEWSPF)–December 11, 2012. Teamsters General President Jim Hoffa denounced Gov. Rick Snyder’s attack on Michigan’s middle class during a Day of Action this morning outside the Michigan State Capitol. Thousands gathered to protest a[Read More…]

After the Storm, Haiti’s Food Situation Looks Bleak

ANN ARBOR–(ENEWSPF)–December 11, 2012. The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, which ripped through southern Haiti in October, will extend beyond destruction and injury. The current and future food security looks bleak barring significant intervention during the next year, according to a University of Michigan report. Rain-triggered mudslides throughout the country from[Read More…]

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