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This Collector's Item Can Be Yours... by Tom Nakashima , posted Oct 26 2011 7:22PM
We’ve survived another incredible Woodsquawk Festival at the Keller Family Farm. Thanks so much for coming out. I’ll tell you, a lot of the artists commented on how much they enjoyed the Sacramento crowd. Eagle concert goers are boisterous, supportive and loyal in every way, many of whom were decked out in their new Woodsquawk commemorative T-shirts. This gorgeous souvenir is being made available for a couple more days… with all proceeds going to a dedicated local organization, the Domestic Violence Intervention Center. Grab yours *here.* Tags : Social : 96.9 The Eagle Sacramento, domestic violence intervention, eagle, eagle969.com, keller farm, Woodsquawk, woodsquawk shirt People : Tom Nakashima Back To Blog
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The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said four people were killed when security forces opened fire on protesters in the northeastern city of Deir Ezzor, as demonstrators gathered in the city's Freedom Square. The group, citing an account from a doctor in the city, said 10 people were also wounded, some of them critically. The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency published a report saying that "veiled armed groups on Thursday tried to put up barriers on roads in Deir Ezzor province." "The armed groups also forced shop owners to close their shops in the city, terrified families, threatened citizens and destroyed some stores whose owners refused to respond to their demands."