THE VILLAGES — If anyone had told Lowell Patrick 30 years ago that he would one day be making harps, he would have had one response. “A what?” Patrick, a self-taught woodworker who lives in the Village of Alhambra, makes all types of wooden items, from clocks to cats to, well, harps.
The Lubeznik Center for the Arts is featuring "Woodturned Sculptures Too," an exhibit of lathe-shaped art from Oct. 7 to 29 at the Lubeznik Center for the Arts, 101 W. 2nd St. The works of exhibitors from Canada, England, France, Germany and New Zealand will be shown.
Stacks of dirty money nabbed in a botched smear campaign covered Brazil's front pages on Saturday as polls showed for the first time that President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva could be forced to a second round run-off.
* President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, 60, a fifth-grade dropout and lathe-operator turned labor leader, has abandoned much of the leftist rhetoric of his last presidential campaign and adhered to fiscal austerity and market-friendly policies.
The first episode of Madame Bovary appeared in the Revue de Paris 150 years ago tomorrow. Julian Barnes reimagines the novel's ending, and allows Emma to correct her own story ...
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was returning Thursday to the gritty suburb where he campaigned as a radical leftist for years before winning Brazil's presidency. This time, he's a popular centrist who stabilized Brazil's economy and brought millions out of poverty.
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva returned Thursday to the gritty suburb where he campaigned as a radical leftist for years before winning Brazil's presidency. This time, he's a popular centrist who stabilized Brazil's economy and brought millions out of poverty.