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Book signing party set April 24 in Outing
Amazon bestseller Sue Dugan Moline will speak about her book, The Lake Turned Upside Down: The Story of Unthinkable Tragedy and Incredible Survival in the 1969 Outing, Minnesota F4 Tornado Written By: PineandLakes Echo Journal | 2:00 am, Apr. 21, 2021 ×
The Channel Bar & Grill in Outing will host a book signing party for author Sue Dugan Moline from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 24.
Moline wrote The Lake Turned Upside Down: The Story of Unthinkable Tragedy and Incredible Survival in the 1969 Outing, Minnesota F4 Tornado. The book was released on Amazon.com and DuganBooks.com in December and quickly became an Amazon Best Seller - reaching the top 100 in sales in two categories, Christian Inspirational and Historical Biographies.
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so far in the u.s., both the positive, solid gains in home prices. a large jump in sales of big manufactured items. but europe is in a deepening recession. the bailout in cyprus this week reminded investors of the major problems, zoraida, that continue, as we look at all of these highs, remember that we ve got some trouble here. i want to end on a positive note about the home prices again. up 8.1%. biggest jump year over year since summer of 2006. we re not back to those peak levels by any stretch of the imagination. but you are seeing gains again in home prices. that s helpful. and some people say we never will be, right? we ll never be back to those prices again. well, we shall see. i hope so. hope remains eternal here. 22 minutes past the hour. the rescuer actually becomes the rescued after dramatic highway crash all caught on camera. it is a story of incredible survival. plus a hiker saved from certain death by this dog. and if you re leaving the
and we have with us adam housley. adam, are you with us? yes, june janeane. we are here to tell you about what s happening behind me. there have been a number of memorials over the last couple days the big one is taking place right now just begun after the president gave those words. he spoke for about 10 minutes or so talking about one story of incredible survival. we have heard a number of those stories. he talked about going to the hospital and giving people hugs and going here not just as the president but as a father and as a husband. of the people we met we know of three major operations takings place at the hospital a block or two from where we are standing that are continuing to help people that have some places in critical condition. the vigil has begun it has a number of different people speaking from a number of religious backgrounds as well as local leaders. there will be candles and tears and remembrances of the 12 killed late friday night probably late thursday night