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Memphis Motorsports Park Founded in 1986, Memphis Motorsports Park is a multi-track facility located just 15 minutes from Graceland and world-famous Beale Street in Memphis - “Home of the Blues, Birthplace of Rock ‘n’ Roll.” The 400-acre facility includes a 3/4-mile paved tri-oval that hosts the NASCAR Busch Series and the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series; an NHRA championship 3/4-mile drag strip; a 1.7-mile championship road course; and a dirt oval. Memphis Motorsports Park is home to more than 215 events a year and is a property of Dover Motorsports, Inc. Race Date: Busch Series 10/28/06
Congratulations to the branches of the West Virginia National Association for the Advancement of Colored People on your 40th Memphis Tennessee Garrison Life Membership Luncheon. Since the founding of this annual event during Herbert Henderson’s tenure as president, this organization has encouraged numerous individuals to participate fully in this nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization: through NAACP Life Memberships you have steadily increased both membership levels, and the nation’s awareness of the challenges we face. Being a life member of the NAACP, I thoroughly appreciate your efforts. The West Virginia State Chapter of the NAACP, in particular, has shown its commitment to strengthening our communities in such areas as increasing the representation of African Americans on the State Police Force and on Grand Juries, as well as addressing acts of hate crime, police brutality and racial profiling
Atlanta, January 25, 2008▬ Bria’ Sanders, a 12-year-old Memphis, Tennessee golfer who qualified for the U.S. Kids Golf World Championship in 2007, is featured and saluted on 750,000 McDonald’s restaurants tray liners currently being distributed as part of their 2008 Black History Month celebration. “We selected Bria’ because she a shining example of a young person who is working hard to reach their full potential. The Black McDonald’s Operator Association, BMOA, is saluting Bria’ during Black History Month because she participated in our Wheels of Dreams Bus Program, BMOA Celebrity Golf Classic, has a 4.0 grade point average and gives back to her community as a role model for youth,” said BMOA Atlanta Region President Vicki Phelps-Chancellor. “Bria’ who was born and raised in Atlanta Georgia
The federal Superfund program is a program is designed to clean up1 the most serious hazardous waste sites in the United States. These sites include many dumps or landfills, old industrial plants and refineries, abandoned mines and smelters, and federal military or nuclear sites. Superfund does not deal with currently operating solid waste landfills or active industries, but only with closed or abandoned sites. The federal program under the supervision of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) deals only with the most serious of such sites, though state programs handle many others. Under the “polluter pays” principle, the government takes legal action to get the former owners
Kingsbury Elementary School, located in a low-income section of Memphis, has almost 600 students in kindergarten through grade six. The school has a longstanding relationship with the Center for Arts Education, which is part of the Memphis Arts Council. At the center of this partnership are “works of art” that are used as the basis for instruction. Professional teaching artists create hands-on, exploratory lessons around these works of art, which include musical and dramatic presentations from several genres. Teachers work collaboratively with the artists to integrate the concepts explored in the works of art into their curricula. During the summer workshop, the Kingsbury team focused on the first work of art that their school would be attending, an opera version of Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham. Later in the
The following profile contains information on demographics, political figures, programs, crime, drug use, drug trafficking, and enforcement statistics. Demographics Population (2005 American Community Survey): 520,702 1 Race/Ethnicity (2005 American Community Survey): 55.3% white; 24.6% black/African American; 0.4% American Indian/Alaska Native; 8.7% Asian; 0.0% Native Hawaiian/other Pacific Islander; 9.0% other race; 2.0% two or more races; 14.7% Hispanic/Latino origin (of any race) 2 Boston is located in Suffolk County. 3 Politics Mayor: Thomas M. Menino 4 City Council (Districts 1-9, respectively): Sal LaMattina (1); James Kelly (2); Maureen Feeney (3); Charles Yancey (4); Rob Consalvo (5); Josh Tobin (6); Chuck Turner (7); Michael Ross (8); Jerry McDermott (9); Feliz Arroyo (At-large); Sam Yoon (At-large); Stephen Murphy (At-large); Michael Flaherty (At-large, President) 5 Boston Police Commissioner: Edward F. Davis 6
From the North: Follow I93 South; Take Exit 23 Purchase Street. Stay in the right hand lane and follow to the end take a right onto Kneeland Street (Chinatown). Travel Take a left on Washington Street. The hotel is on the right approximately 100 yards on the right. From the South: Follow I93 North take exit 20 (Downtown/South Station); Follow signs for South Station/Chinatown. Take a left on Kneeland street At the 7th light take a left onto Washington Street. The Hotel is on the right approximately 100 yards
