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Greenwich man charged in fatal bicycle accident

Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 18/11/2008

GREENWICH, Conn.—Greenwich police have charged a 24-year-old town man with manslaughter with a motor vehicle in the death of a man who was struck and killed while riding his bicycle.Douglas Moore turned himself into a police headquarters Monday afternoon. Moore is charged in the Oct. 5 accident that killed 20-year-old Joseph Borselio.In addition to the manslaughter charge, Moore...

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Bay Area Mezzo-soprano Margery C. Tede dies

San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008

Mrs. Tede also appeared regularly in more conventional repertoire, singing with the Marin Opera, the Oakland Chamber Orchestra and Pocket Opera. Reviewing her Marin Opera performance as Mama McCourt in Douglas Moore's "Ballad of Baby Doe" in 1987 in The Chronicle, music critic Marilyn Tucker wrote simply, "the sun shone whenever she was on stage."