Undernews is the online report of the Progressive Review, edited by Sam Smith, who covered Washington during all or part of one quarter of America's presidencies and edited alternative journals since 1964. The Review, which has been on the web since 1995, is now published from Freeport, Maine. See main page for full contents
The Review is on the road for the next few days.
Postings may be a tad irregular.
PROGRESSIVE REVIEW
96 Maine Street #255
Brunswick ME 04011
202-423-7884
Your editor has been a
musician for many decades. He started the first band his Quaker
school ever had and played drums with bands up until 1980 when
he switched to stride piano. He had his own band until the mid-1990s
and has played with the New Sunshine Jazz Band, Hill City Jazz
Band, Not So Modern Jazz Band and the Phoenix Jazz Band.
APEX BLUES Sam
playing with the Phoenix Jazz Band at the Central Ohio Jazz festival
in 1990. Joining the band is George James on sax. James, then
84, had been a member of the Louis Armstrong and Fats Waller
orchestras and hadappeared on some 60 records.More
notes on James
Current poll finds the vote on Maine's pro-gay marriage law too close to call. 48% to overturn it and 46% with Republicans being the overwhelming problem. . . An unusual merger between a credit union and a savings bank will be voted upon by the credit union members next week. . . Bath residents are keeping their eyes peeled for mountain lions after multiple late summer sightings were reported in the city, hundreds of miles away from the rare cats' closest known breeding grounds. . . A survey of CFL use in Maine finds that nearly half of all respondents had ten or more but only 23 percent recycled, with 60 percent not knowing where to take the burned out bulbs. . . After being named by Bon Appetit as the "foodiest small town in America," Portland was the subject of another round of gastronomic praise - this time by the NY Times. . . On Thursday, "the story about Portland had become the most e-mailed story on The New York Times' Web site, surpassing columns by Thomas Friedman and Maureen Dowd, and even Mary Travers' obituary.". . . A Unity man was charged with driving under the influence. The only thing unusual about this story was that he was driving a lawn mower. . . DETAILS IN THE COASTAL PACKET
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