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Rock And Roll History April 2nd
It’s April 2nd and here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history: In 1990, Nirvana went into Smart Studios in Madison, Wisconsin to start work on demo songs, some of which would go on to be on Nevermind. In 1967, Steve Winwood left The Spencer Davis Group to form his own band, Traffic. In 1969, Bruce Springsteen’s new group, Child, made their live debut at Wanamassa, New Jersey’s Pandemonium Club. In 1971, Janis Joplin had the number one album in the country with


Zombie Kids
Seven in 10 American parents are worried their children are turning into Internet “zombies,” according to a survey. Sixty-four percent of parents are concerned about the amount of time their children spend on the Internet. Another two in three believe their child’s overall behavior has changed as a result of increased time online. Source: OnePoll survey


Rotary Student of The Month, Nathan Smithbauer
This week the St. Marys Rotary Club recognized Nathan Smithbauer as the April Student of the Month from Elk County Catholic High School. Nathan is pictured with his parents James Smithbauer, and Julie Smithbauer, along with Club President Josh Hanes. The club extends congratulations to Nathan!
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