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Press Release September 12, 2007
The Mayflower, a Renaissance Hotel, has named Satinder Palta as the new General Manager.
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Press Release August 25, 2007
Mountainside Treatment Center in Canaan, CT was recently honored with an invitation by the White House to meet with the Office of National Drug Control Policy and its Director, John Walters.
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Press Release August 22, 2007
After $11.1 million in renovations the Renaissance Mayflower remains as fashionable today as when it opened in 1925.
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Press Release June 15, 2007
According to Qadree many of society ills can be traced or linked directly to the lack of self-esteem.
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Press Release April 4, 2007
"It may be called First Spouse Gold Coin Program," but that does not excuse the omission of Harriet Lane," states Milton Stern, the author of "Harriet Lane, America's First Lady."
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Press Release March 8, 2007
MasterGuard and Water-Jel team up to distribute thousands of burn kits to homeowners.
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Press Release July 1, 2005
Harriet Lane was the first White House Hostess to be called "First Lady," and she was the most admired woman of her time.
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Press Release May 1, 2005
It took over 100 years after her death, but the first extensive biography of the most admired woman in America and the first to be called "First Lady" has been released.
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Press Release December 1, 2004
With a goal of increasing awareness of the Supreme Court's decision to review medical marijuana laws, ShakeItUpBaby.com has announced a new campaign called Joints for Justice
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Press Release November 18, 2004
London based cross cultural communications consultancy offers President Bush helping hand on building bridges damaged by recent unilateral actions.
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Press Release November 2, 2004
While millions of Americans plan to write in “John Joseph Kennedy” on their ballots November 2, millions more are angry that they were prevented from hearing about Kennedy.
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