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Portsmouth Factoid:
Many of the city's former defences now host museums or events. Several of the Victorian era forts on Portsdown hill are now tourist attraction. Fort Nelson is now home to the Royal Armouries museum, There are also many buildings in the city that host occasionally open days particularly those on the D-day walk which are serious of signs around the city which notes sites of particularly importance in the city to operation Overlord. Portsmouth Bands
Many of the city's former defences now host museums or events. Several of the Victorian era forts on Portsdown hill are now tourist attraction. Fort Nelson is now home to the Royal Armouries museum, There are also many buildings in the city that host occasionally open days particularly those on the D-day walk which are serious of signs around the city which notes sites of particularly importance in the city to operation Overlord. Portsmouth Bands
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Welcome to 2007!
- Welcome to 2007! The Good News Big Band is in preparation for our Winter/Spring 2007 services and concerts. Our next service performance is March 10, 2007 at Shepard of the Valley Lutheran church at 5pm with an additional concert at 7pm. This site will be updated as we get closer to that [...]
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Before You Apply for Funding
- A few days ago, I was watching one of those judge shows (I know, I know), and when the judge asked the defendant what he did for a living, the...
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Q&A with Philip Di Fiore of Godforsaken Music
- Imagine starting an indie label, and then having your first release be an album featuring Bernie Worrell, Prince Paul, Newkirk, David Byrne, George Clinton and other big name artists. Not...
