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Calendar of Events: March 12, 2010

03/12/2010 - LCCC Alumni Exhibit
City: Elyria

All day event

LCCC Alumni Exhibit
Alumni from the LCCC Art Program return to exhibit their new works of art.

(Closed during Spring Break, March 15-21, except during evening events)

Website: www.lorainccc.edu/stocker

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03/12/2010 - St. Teresa Fish Fry
City: Sheffield

Starts		4:30 PM
Ends		7:00 PM

St. Teresa of Avila Parish, 1878 Abbe Rd., Sheffield Village.

Join us each Friday during Lent beginning 2/19 through 4/2 from 4:30 – 7:00 pm.

Dine in or carry out. For take out orders you may call ahead at 440-934-0503.

Fresh Lake Erie Perch or Baked Tilapia Dinner $10.00. Shrimp Dinner $8.00. A Dinner includes choice of French Fries , Parsely Potatoes, or Cabbage & Noodles, Dinner Roll, Cole Slaw, Hot or Cold Drink, Dessert

Ala Carte Menu Items

Clam Chowder, Home Made Pierogi,

Cabbage & Noodles, Cheese Pizza

Macaroni & Cheese

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03/12/2010 - Northern Ohio Human Resource Conference
City: Cleveland

Starts		7:30 AM
Ends		5:00 PM

Event Name: Northern Ohio Human Resource Conference
Event Type: Trade

Description: So many reasons to join us...

• Networking opportunities with 500+ HR professionals

• Recertification Credits - earn HRCI credits for PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification - including strategic management credits!

• Quality Speakers - hear from many HR experts and choose from several power sessions and 15 workshop sessions. We're apologizing in advance as you'll have difficulty choosing from this remarkable group of speakers.

• Shop The Exhibit Hall - In the market for new HR products/services? We'll have over 90 exhibitors for you to visit. New this year is "Wellness Way" featuring a number of wellness interactive-oriented exhibitors sponsored by ERC Health.

• Bookstore - Staffed by Horizontal Books. Shop for books, CDs and other materials at the bookstore. We'll also host Speaker book signings in the bookstore

• NOHRC Gives Back - Help us support "Dress For Success"

New this year -

• Exhibit Hall -Wellness Way

• Repeat Sessions
• Expanded viewing in the Ballroom

• More sessions to attend
• New vendor for the bookstore

Location: I-X Center

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03/12/2010 - Angels at Indians
City: Cleveland

Starts		3:05 PM
Ends		6:05 PM

Goodyear Ballpark

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03/12/2010 - CLE @ PHI
City: Cleveland

Starts		7:00 PM
Ends		10:00 PM

Wachovia Center

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03/12/2010 - Skate For Chile
City: Elyria

Starts		7:30 PM
Ends		11:00 PM

Skate at the Roll Arena to support the Chilean Telethon for earthquake victims. All gate receipts go to help Chile. Admission is $6.00, Rental Skates available, Roller Blades welcome, Rock Climbing and Laser Tag will be Open.

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03/12/2010 - Baby, A Musical
City: Sheffield

Starts		7:30 PM
Ends		9:00 PM

Lorain County Metro Parks and TrueNorth Cultural Arts will present the Ohio premiere of the updated version of the musical Baby that was originally seen at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey. Richard Maltby, Jr. and Music Theatre International have authorized the use of the new script, and are using this production as an opportunity to finalize their new libretto and score. In order to do that, MTI will be sending an arranger to work with the cast and orchestra during the rehearsal period.

Performances at the French Creek Nature Center in Sheffield Village, OH, are scheduled for March 5-21 with show times at 7:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays and at 3pm on Sundays. Award winning director Fred Sternfeld (Yellowman at Karamu, Ragtime at JCC, Beauty and the Beast at Beck Center) will direct with musical direction by Rick Fortney and choreography by Bebe Weinberg Katz. This play is rated PG-13 for some language

The cast will feature some of Northeast Ohio’s top musical theatre talent, including Natalie Green (Belle in Beauty and the Beast at Beck Center & Elizabeth Bennett in Pride and Prejudice at Lakeland Theatre) as Lizzie, Shane Joseph Siniscalchi (Jesus in Godspell at Old Town Hall & Rapunzel’s Prince in Into the Woods at FPAC) as Danny, David Robeano (Hank in Saturday Night at Beck Center & Sancho in Man of La Mancha at JCC) as Nick, Maggie Stahl-Floriano (Mother in Ragtime at JCC & Mrs. Darling in Peter Pan at Beck Center) as Pam, Michael Dempsey (Medvedenko in The Seagull at Beck Center & Mordcha in Fiddler on the Roof at Cain Park) as Alan and Bernadette Hisey (Anna in The King and I & Kate in Kiss Me Kate at Mighty Goliath) as Arlene. The company will also feature Douglas Brill, Brian Bowers, Kimberly Aldrich-Ceja, Lydia Hall, Lauren Skirbunt, Jessica Mester and Susan Watson.
“My first contact with the musical BABY was in 1985 when my wife Randi and I saw it in Dallas.” comments director Fred Sternfeld. “We loved it! It was charming, humorous and poignant. We had only been married for two years and were just in the planning stage for when we would have our first child. So BABY has been on my "must do" list for 25 years! I am grateful to Rick Fortney for the opportunity to help share this wonderful musical with the community.”

Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire’s musical Baby is a humorous and poignant look at three couples whose lives are affected in various ways by the prospect of having (or not having) a baby. It features a book by Sybille Pearson. The musical played Broadway's Ethel Barrymore Theatre Nov. 8, 1983-July 1, 1984. The original cast included Liz Callaway, Todd Graff, James Congdon, Martin Vidnovic, Beth Fowler and Catherine Cox. The Maltby/Shire score includes such tunes as "At Night She Comes Home to Me," "I Chose Right," "The Story Goes On," "Easier to Love," "Two People in Love," "With You," "I Want It All" and "And What If We Had Loved Like That."

TrueNorth performs at the French Creek Nature Center, which is located at 4530 Colorado Avenue. For tickets call (440) 949-5200. The Morning Journal is a sponsor of TrueNorth’s 2009-2010 Theatre Season.

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03/12/2010 - Let's Play! - LPLS Main Branch
City: Lorain

Starts		10:00 PM
Ends		10:45 PM

Have fun exploring puppets, puzzles, and toys while getting to know other parents and children during this open playtime. Each session will end with a story and song. For children from birth to age 4 with a caregiver. Preregistration is required by calling the Main Library at 440-244-1192 or 1-800-322-READ, ext. 246.

Website: www.lorain.lib.oh.us

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03/12/2010 - Ray Davies - Lorain Palace Theater
City: Lorain

Starts		8:00 PM
Ends		9:00 PM

Tickets Go On Sale Friday February 5th at 10am $39.50 or $55.00

Legend has it that on June 21st 1944 Ray Davies is born in Muswell Hill London to Fred and Annie Davies, the seventh child with six sisters previous

Feb 3rd 1947 - Brother, Dave Davies is reputed to have been born in Muswell Hill

June 1957 - Ray gets his first guitar as a gift from his oldest sister Rene

July - Receives first guitar lessons from brother in law, Mike Piker

Sept 1960 - With brother Dave, they perform their first shows

1961 William Grimshaw school mate, Pete Quaife, joins the brothers, to form their first band with John Start on drums from the same school. They are named the Ray Davies Quartet and play local dances covering the likes of the Ventures, The Shadows, Duane Eddy and Bo Diddley

1962 - Fellow school mate, Rod Stewart, briefly rehearses with the band on vocals but leaves to join the Moontrekkers

Sept 1962 - Ray enters Hornsey Art School in nearby Crouch End

Pete Quaife meets Robert Wace and Grenville Collins who want the band as Robert's back up group

1963 - Band briefly change name to the Ramrods and again to the Boll Weevils. At the end of the year Ray leaves Hornsey Art School for Croydon Art School for its film and theatre program. The band lay some of their first recordings down including "I Believed In You" & "One Fine Day" and again change their name to The Ravens.

Jan 1964 - Ray finally handles the lead vocals and the band sign to Pye Records with a final name change name - The Kinks. Mick Avory joins the band shortly after an audition at the Camden Head. Shel Talmey is assigned to be he bands in house producer and they release their first single "Long Tall Sally" which charts at 42 in the UK.

1964 - "You Really Got Me" is released in August and tops the UK charts (7 in the US) and their debut album "The Kinks" in October which charts at 4. They see the year off with "All Day and All of the Night" charting at number 2 (7 again in the US) and firmly putting the band on the map. Their guitar sound will be copied the world round, spawning garage bands and eventually to laying the groundwork for punk and heavy metal. The band is number 2 in the NME Poll winners just behind the Stones

Dec 12th 1964 - Ray marries Rasa Didzpetris at St Joeseph's Church, Packington, Bradford. Rasa will sing backing vocals on many of their sixties recordings.

Jan, 1965 - Kinks tour Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and the States

1965 - Another number one hit in the UK with "Tired of Waiting For You" and "Well Respected Man", more top 10s follow with "Set Me Free" and "See My Friends", "Till the End of the Day" sees the band touring throughout the States and Europe. The year is bookend by the UK releases of "Kinda Kinks and "The Kinks Kontroversy" albums which both chart

July, 1965 - Problems with a US Agency and the US Musicians Union will cause them to get banned from touring the States until 1969.

1966 - Singles, "Dedicated Flower of Fashion" and "Sunny Afternoon" both top charts in the UK and the US top 40. The year ends with "Dead End Street" at number 6 and the bands first themed album "Face to Face" which has sees Rays writing change to social observations of British society.

1967 - "Waterloo Sunset" released and charts at number 2 and followed by the album "Something Else By The Kinks" and the single "Autumn Almanac" at number 5.

1968 - Release of "Live at Kelvin Hall" lp in the UK. Ray writes a series of songs for a weekly BBC special sung by others called "At the Eleventh Hour"

June 1968 - "Days" enters the charts at 10, originally intended for release on the next album is kept off until the re-release

Nov 22nd 1968 - The band's cult classic "The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society" is released but strangely enough does not chart. In years to come it is often citied as one of the top twenty albums ever made and the first of many of their pioneering rock operas

1969 - Ray produces US act the Turtles and begins work on his next theatrical project "Arthur or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire" which is to be made into a Granada UK TV program, sadly the production company abandons it at the end of the year.

October 1969 - The band are finally allowed a US work visa and tour the US throughout the rest of the year and into the next.

1970 - Ray acts in the TV film The Long Distance Piano Player which is broadcast later in the year on BBC

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03/12/2010 - 2010 MAC Championship Women's Basketball Tournament
City: Cleveland

Starts

12:00 PM

2010 MAC Championship Basketball Logo

MAC Madness Returns to Cleveland!

Call 1-800-820-2287 today to order a Gold or Silver package.

Men's Basketball Photo The 2010 FirstEnergy MAC Men's Basketball Tournament and 2010 Women's Basketball Tournament returns to Quicken Loans Arena this season as the league will be celebrating 11 years of MAC Basketball in Cleveland! College basketball is back and more exciting than ever at Quicken Loans Arena when MAC Madness returns March 10th - 13th. Eight of the 12 schools that make up the Mid-American Conference will send men's and women's teams to The Q to battle for the MAC Championship and an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Be sure to catch all of the heart-pounding, slam-dunk action when the MAC teams invade Cleveland. The three-day, 7-game FirstEnergy MAC Men's Basketball Tournament will take place March 11-13, while the MAC Women's Basketball Tournament will be held on March 10, 12-13. Don't miss your chance to be a part of this historic tournament and see which two teams fight their way to the top.

Show your MAC school spirit! Join the fun at the MAC Fan Fest presented by PNC before every game at Tower City! Activities include inflatables, corn hole contests, team autograph signings and more! Not going to the game? Catch the spirits at the MAC Fan Fest! Visit MAC-sports.com for more information!

Get The Extras With MAC Gold And Silver Packages. Call 1-800-820-2287 to order yours today!
Reserve the best seats in the house and receive some "extras" by ordering a MAC Gold or Silver Package. You will receive the following:

MAC Gold Package
4 Tickets to all 4 sessions
1 parking pass for all 4 sessions
1 Tournament Program Guide
Name or company name on corner score boards and in program insert
Complimentary ticket package to the MAC Women's Tournament
Locations include Floor Seating, Gold Straights, Baseline Straights & Lower Clubs

MAC Silver Package
4 sessions for the price of 3
Great seat locations - all lower level
Can purchase in any denomination
Complimentary ticket package to the MAC Women's Tournament
Upper Clubs - $155 each ($53 savings), Arena Corners $104 each ($36 savings), Lower Corners $89 each ($31 savings), Lower Ends $58 each ($22 savings).

MAC Gold and Silver Packages are available online now:
Gold Ticket Package
Silver Ticket Package