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  • Communications and Project Manager, jHUB
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Alien Raiders - Film (2008)

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By Julia Fair, Augie Hess, Carlos Bernard, Mathew St. Patrick
| Comingsoon.it
LA TRAMA DI ALIEN RAIDERS Alien Raiders, il film diretto da Ben Rock, si svolge a Buck Lake, una tranquilla cittadina statunitense dell’Arizona, immersa nella sua quotidiana monotonia. Il Supermercato Hastings si prepara a chiudere le sue porte dopo una normale giornata di lavoro, tra scaffali in ordine e ultimi clienti distratti. Ma proprio quella sera, un gruppo di uomini armati e mascherati fa irruzione nel negozio. In pochi istanti, il locale diventa teatro di una scena di spietata violenza.
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'We can't have community journalism without the community.' NKY reporter moves home.

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By Julia Fair
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
This is an installment of reporter Julia Fair's series "By the way, NKY." Here, you'll find what's going on in Northern Kentucky. So, I have some news. Friday is my last day at The Cincinnati Enquirer. I'm moving home, to Cleveland, Ohio. Don't worry. The Enquirer's Northern Kentucky reportingwon't stop. They're hiring for my replacement and details are online. A little more than two years ago, I finished a day of work in Virginia, where I covered local government for The News Leader.
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'There are so many stories.' Northern Kentucky history museum preserves regional roots

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By Julia Fair
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
ALEXANDRIA, Ky. – Steve Battistone was curious. In 2004, he bought a house in Fort Thomas that was built in 1924. He wanted to know more about the previous owners and the history neighbors had created on the street. So, he turned to the Campbell County Historical and Genealogical Society for help. They helped him unearth public records, like old deeds and newspapers, so he could piece together local history.
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