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| Patriot lighting news Lighting the Way VENICE, June 10 Every day this week, The Post will look at some of the most notable art at the Venice Biennale. Volkswagen Golf Estate | Road Tests, Auto Features The estate version of the Volkswagen Golf is available to order now and officially goes on sale on August 8. Kingston resident honored by Patriots KINGSTON — The vast room is filled with overstuffed chairs, round tables and an array of sound and lighting equipment. Its a mad, bad, sad, glad ad world! It was never too difficult to sell to us, was it? Sud’s up : Sunday mornings. The moment you heard the Nirma jingle blare from hundreds of TV sets in your neighbourhood, you knew it was time for Mahabharat to begin. The Nirma commercial may have been crude, but it was as effective as a sledgehammer. Old hotel marketed its Indian moniker Totem poles, buffalo heads and teepees. The Otsego Hotel in Jackson played off its name by decorating its new coffee shop with an American Indian theme. The Indian Inn opened March 20, 1929, and was located on the ground level of the hotels six-story addition. SIFF Capsule Reviews: 180+ films this week Capsule reviews of movies playing this weekend at the Seattle International Film Festival. Proposed Senate military bill includes local funding Russellville among cities in Arkansas to benefit For The Courier WASHINGTON D.C. — U.S. Senators Mark Pryor and Blanche Lincoln announced Wednesday the Senate Armed Services Committee has approved funding for significant defense projects in Arkansas as part of the Fiscal Year 2008 Defense Authorization Bill. Local Lawmakers Secure Funding for Defense Projects in AR U.S. Senators Mark Pryor and Blanche Lincoln announced yesterday that the Senate Armed Services Committee has approved funding for significant defense projects in Arkansas as part of the Fiscal Year 2008 Defense Authorization Bill. The projects must be approved in either the FY08 Military Construction Appropriations Act or the FY08 Department of Defense Appropriations Act. The following Arkansas ... Renewal: Council backs downtown plan The long-discussed revival of Quincy’s downtown got a major financial boost last night as the city council agreed to spend $30 million on urban renewal projects in Quincy Center. Millions For Arkansas Included In Defense Bill (Washington, DC) U.S. Senators Mark Pryor and Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas today announced that the Senate Armed Services Committee has approved funding for significant defense projects in Arkansas as part of the Fiscal Year 2008 Defense Authorization Bill. | ||