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'Colors Unseen' Casting Call | California State University, Northridge - Film Auditions | Backstage
EXPIRES: Seeking talent from Los Angeles, CA; Northridge, CA COMPANY DETAILS California State University, Northridge Joseph Phelan - Writer/Director, Shaun Sanchez - Assistant Director, Ava Doak - Cinematographer, Sophia Vargas - Producer, Ally Ortiz - Gaffer/Prod. Design, Dakota Smith - On-Set Sound, Angel Luna - Editor/DIT PROJECT DESCRIPTION Casting two roles for this bittersweet drama that follows a Professor of Art and his best Student, who is rapidly going blind.
To the editor: Property taxes should be eliminated, not ‘reformed’
There is something fundamentally wrong with a system where you can pay off your home in full, every last dollar, and still be told you don’t truly own it. Property taxes are not just another line item on a bill. They are a permanent lease payment to the government for the right to remain in your own home. Miss enough payments, and the state can take what you already paid for. That isn’t ownership. That’s conditional permission.
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Marching with the militia: A romantic look at supporting soccer
By Zach Hall | | May 6, 2015 Views: You might not know it if you flip on Sportscenter at the end of the day, but soccer is growing here in North America. The world’s sport is starting to make headway at every level, including here in the Queen City. This season, soccer fans can take in professional soccer with the team in town – Charlotte Independence.
49 local non-profits create simple, 3-item wish lists #summershareCLT
By Lindsey Williams | | July 13, 2015 Views: News Briefing SHARE Charlotte, a local organization that connects donors and volunteers with nonprofits, launched their #summershareCLT campaign (simple, 2 week fundraiser for local nonprofits) today, July 13. Facts #summershareCLT makes it easy for Charlotteans to donate goods/items or funds to the participating local nonprofit of their choice. #summershareCLT takes place July 13-26. 49 local non-profits are part of the campaign.
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County approves MLS stadium deal, but Charlotte City Council pulls out
Yesterday, I wrote about how I think that Major League Soccer would be great in Charlotte but not under the current deal. I think many of us knew how the rest of the week was going to play out — surely our elected officials would vote against this rushed financial deal that used tax dollars to help fund a privately-operated professional sports team. That didn’t happen Thursday, though. Here’s what did happen.
Will this proposal to modernize Memorial Stadium help Charlotte attract an MLS team?
For the past two years, a select few Charlotte soccer fans like myself have been keeping an eye on American Legion Memorial Stadium. If you aren’t familiar with the stadium, here’s a quick rundown: – It was built back in the 1930s as a WPA project. – It used to be a complete horseshoe configuration until 2009 when a storm drain collapsed under the east end and the stands were replaced with a grass berm.
Charlotte Come From Behind To Win Over Harrisburg
I know its only the second game of the season and I know it was at home, but coming from behind to win a game 2-1 should be cause for celebration among the Charlotte Independence faithful. Things looked dour after Harrisburg City forward Craig Foster put the visitors ahead just three minutes into the game. Independence centerback Bilal Duckett had the chance to clear a ball out of the box, but instead chose to try and play it out with his feet.
What you need to know about Wednesday's CONCACAF Gold Cup soccer games at Bank of America Stadium
By Zach Hall | | July 13, 2015 Views: The Women’s World Cup is over, but on the men’s side another tournament is just beginning: the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Wow, that’s a big acronym! It stands for the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football and you don’t have to hear it again.
USA USA USA: 5 spots soccer fans will be watching the Women's World Cup on Sunday
By Zach Hall | | July 2, 2015 Views: After a great 2-0 win over the #1 ranked Germany on Tuesday night, the US Women’s National Team is headed to the World Cup Final on Sunday. Game time is 7pm (FOX). So, where will you watch the game? While BC Place in Vancouver, Canada will be full, bars across the country will be filling up with fans to experience what I believe is truly the best thing about the beautiful game – community.
Jerome Called Up to Haiti's National Team for Gold Cup
Charlotte Independence officially has its first player called up for official national team duty. Mechack Jerome has been selected to Haiti’s final 23-man roster for the CONCACAF Gold Cup this summer. Haiti will most likely struggle to get out of Group A, going against much bigger teams like Panama, Honduras, and our very own United States. Their first game will be on July 7th against Panama at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas.
GAMEDAY #1 PREVIEW: Charlotte vs. Charleston - 3/27
Part of our match coverage here at CTS is going to include previews of Charlotte’s games featuring a writer of the opposing team. This week, for Gameday #1, we have Corbin Ensminger from CHSsoccer.net joining us to help us preview Charlotte’s inaugural USL match versus the Charleston Battery. CTS: Charleston has the benefit of already playing a regular season game – a dramatic 3-2 win over Toronto FC 2. What was your biggest takeaway from that match?
Charlotte Independence Hire Mike Jeffries As First Head Coach
David Scott of the Charlotte Observer is reporting tonight that Charlotte Independence has hired Mike Jeffries as their first ever head coach. Jeffries is coming most recently from USL PDL side Des Moines Menace, but he isn’t a stranger to North Carolina. Scott spent his collegiate career at Duke University where he won the Herman Trophy in 1983 and was an assistant there as recently as 2007.
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