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Maybe Mr. Garcia should’ve told them he found a massive pot grow. Texas police react really quickly when there’s a big asset forfeiture possible. They’d even bring out the shiny new MRAP and have their full array of battlefield rifles and body armor ready to go.
“My understanding is that the victims, they came over to the fence and said ’Hey could [you not do your] shooting out in the yard? We have a young baby that’s trying to go to sleep,” and he had been drinking and he says ’I’ll do what I want to in my front yard,’” Capers told KTRK. The shooter was known to shoot his AR-15 style rifle in his front yard.
his week the Grim Reaper has collected two nonagenarian jazzmen and one pop singer, a trio of singers from Asia, and musicians England, Croatia, Brazil, and Italy. Our Headliner this week is the great jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal.
Back when marijuana was strictly illegal, when the mere smell of it would draw police attention, when simply being caught in possession of it meant immediate arrest, there was a proliferation of illegal weed stores in New York City. But now, when the smell and possession of weed is legal, law enforcement’s going to really crack down.
There is a small list of things that, as Red State Refugee, I prefer about Idaho to Oregon. Better license plates (7 letters over 6). College football (go Big Blue!). Street addressing (seriously, Medford, what’s with the hidden houses in people’s backyards?). But high on the list is Boise’s approach to homelessness.
This week features a Scottish songwriter, a Brazilian singer, a German pianist, an American double-bassist, and the passing of our Headliner, Mark Sheehan of the Irish band, The Script.
This week the Grim Reaper did some soul collections in the United Kingdom and Scandinavia, featuring our headliner, Ian Bairnson from Scotland. We’ve got some pop, some rock, and some jazz this week, as well as a cinematographer who outran the Reaper for over a century.
The Grim Reaper’s been busy this week, collecting blues, funk, rock, electronic, and country artists; international musicians from Italy, Sri Lanka, Brazil, Romania, Ethiopia, Japan, and the Dominican Republic; and bringing home our Headliner, Sweet Charles Sherrell.
This week features the world’s oldest drag queen; musicians from Russia, Italy, Norway, Romania, and England; and the passing of our Headliner, Mudcrutch founder Tom Leadon.
This week, we say goodbye with three songs from our Headliner, Parliament-Funkadelic’s singer Fuzzy Haskins. This show is also salute to all the artists who passed in the week prior, from March 11th through March 17th. Our main stage features an all-time great song with a murderous writer; our Festival Stage brings you musicians who passed in Mexico, Brazil, and England; and in the Mosh Pit tonight we thrash to South African rap, Brazilian rock, and British Metal.
This week features novelty music heavyweights; European, Jamaican, and Peruvian artists; music that goes to eleven; and the end of an era with the passing of our Headliner, Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Gary Rossington.
Oregon experienced its first ever year-to-year drop in marijuana sales in 2022, while one rural border town was second only to the Portland in statewide sales.
I used to be a Twitter power user, but since Elongated Muskrat has turned it into a Nazi pub, I have since migrated to Threads. Whaddaya gonna do? It’s the social media run by the lesser-evil billionaire. I’m also on BlueSky, Mastodon, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok as well, just not as often.
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