Wednesday news

By tk
Wednesday, February 19, 2003

*High-tech night-vision specs help save deckhand
-Charleston Post and Courier, 2-19-03

*Dredging hearing delayed
-Carolina Morning News, Low Country Now, 2-19-03

*Sidney Lanier Bridge could be open by mid-March
-Florida Times Union, 2-19-03

*Cold-stressed manatees let go
*Bones of 33-foot-long beached whale may go on display in Brevard
-Daytona News Journal, 2-19-03

*Restoration puts Pensacola Beach in the shell game
-Pensacola News Journal, 2-19-03

Killer pulse-pounding free improvisation from saxophonist Paul Flaherty and drummer Chris Corsano. As many twists and turns as a roller coaster - and just as exciting.
-- Omar Khalid, Creative Loafing

Hey, forget about the Grammy Awards on Sunday night. This is the real deal! Explosive high energy local trio Zandosis (Marshall Avett on sax, Tony Gordon on bass, and percussionist Stewart Voegtlin) kick things off at 8pm sharp. If you dug recent visits by the following duos: Mats Gustafsson/Paul Lovens, Sabir Mateen/Ben Karetnick, Daniel Carter/Andrew Barker and Peter Brotzmann/Hamid Drake, then this show is right up your alley...

Tune into WREK (91.1FM or www.wrek.org) from 9am-1pm on Sunday, Feb 23 for a healthy dose of Flaherty, Corsano and Zandosis (and a chance to win a pair of passes) during Weekend Cornucopia...

Upcoming Euphonic Productions...

March 5: Chris Cutler, Son of C.O.D. Eyedrum*
March 22: Molr Drammaz. Eyedrum*
March 26: Vandermark Five. The Earl

*co-sponsored by Electric Arts Alliance of Atlanta