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- What singer/dancer does Chris Brown idolize or look up to?
Question 1:
What singer/dancer does Chris Brown idolize or look up to?
A. Michael Jackson
B. Usher
C. Bobby Brown
D. Omarion
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- What is the real name of Bono, U2s frontman?
- What album by U2 was released in 1997 and combined techno elements with traditional alternative guitar rock?
- Who is Bono singing about in U2s song Sometimes You Cant Make It on Your Own?
- The members of U2 have never considered breaking up the band.
- What album is the U2 song Promenade from?
- What is the name of Chris Browns second album?
- How old was Chris Brown when he got his first tattoo?
- Which of these lines contains artist all of which have at least one song featuring Chris Brown?
- What singer/dancer does Chris Brown idolize or look up to?
- What career did Chris Brown want to pursue before he became a RB singer?
- Which of these movies did Chris Brown appear in?
- What U.S. state is Chris Brown from?
- Chris Brown has no siblings.
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Normanville Farmers’ Market
April 9
Dear Normanville Resident,
This year’s first Normanville Farmers’ Market will be open on Saturday, April 14, on Clark Street, between Main street and Park street. The farmers’ market will be available between 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. The mayor of Normanville, Tom Daley, will be present to deliver an address at the opening ceremony. A lot of local farmers, food vendors, and street performers will be at the venue.
“This vibrant market will give our local farmers a nice place to sell their fresh produce. Additionally, because we cut out some middle processes, our prices are lower than those of average grocery stores,” said Suzy Hammer, executive director of the Normanville Farmers’ Association.
Ms. Hammer also mentioned that currently there is not enough parking space to accommodate shoppers. The Normanville Farmers’ Association plans on expanding parking space in the coming months after the market has opened this Saturday. In the meantime, she advises Normanville residents who will visit the market to use public transportation in order to avoid parking difficulties.
The Normanville Farmers’ Market is different from other grocery stores that supply mass-produced food products. The market will provide organic produce that is full of essential vitamins and minerals. As you know, the market will also help the local economy.
Please come this Saturday and see what the Normanville Farmers’ Market has to offer!
Sincerely,
Normanville Farmer’s Association- Why was the letter written?
- What is indicated about Ms. Hammer?
- What problem is mentioned?
- What is NOT mentioned as a benefit of shopping at the venue?
Lost and Found
Parkway City is bracing for another holiday season and urging its citizens and tourists to keep track of their belongings. - [1] - Every year, more than 2000 items show up at the city lost and found located at Parkway City Hall. “But we get even more lost items during the holiday season,” explained Jean King, the managing director of the lost and found. “From around November 25 to January 2, we get a 25% increase in the number of items that are brought to US.”
- [2] - Everything from keys, sunglasses, umbrellas, and jewelry to electronic devices, luggage, and shopping bags full of newly purchased items have been brought to the center over the years. “The strangest item we got was a suitcase full of period piece costumes,” says Jean. “The intern working for a film at the time was happy to get it back.”
- [3] - If the items are not claimed within 90 days, they are auctioned off at a public event to raise money for the community center - [4] –