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On call 24 hours a day for the past five years, a group of senior citizens has made history by greeting nearly 800,000 American troops at a tiny airport in Bangor, Maine. This is an intimate look at three of the greeters.

2010 Tours:
August 13th--Glorious Garden Retreats September 17th--Historic Homes October 8th--Eternal Landscapes November 5th--Sacred Places

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Poirot tackles an intriguing and dangerous murder case involving international espionage, a Middle-Eastern revolution and a missing princess. The surviving heir to a Middle-Eastern throne is hidden away from revolutionaries in a small English girl’s school, but when — one by one — teachers are found murdered, it seems the school may not be such a haven for the princess after all.

Country superstar Brad Paisley returns to AUSTIN CITY LIMITS. Dierks Bentley then presents tunes in his crowd-pleasing style of rockin’ C&W.

Pianist Lang Lang exploded onto the classical music scene when he was only 17. Today, the Chinese native is an international musical star known for his explosive showmanship and extraordinary technical skill. Here he performs Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 1, 1st Movement Cadenza" in NPR's Studio 4A.

A fragment that may been a piece of Amelia Earhart’s plane; a letter from President Millard Fillmore commuting the death sentence of a Native American; a Colorado home whose supports may have been constructed from a railroad boxcar.

In addition to your annual membership support, you can donate your used car, truck, van, motorcycle or boat to WQLN and help fuel public broadcasting.

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The Erie Art Museum’s 18th Annual Blues & Jazz Festival is the largest jazz and blues event in the Erie, Pa. region. The two-day Festival presents national, regional and local musicians in a beautiful outdoor, family-friendly setting.

Lake Erie LifeStyle magazine explores the unique lifestyle of people who live on this Great Lake. From homes and travel to trends and adventure, readers will get an up-close view of the people and places of the lake region--both past and present. This high-end monthly magazine will also feature WQLN Radio and Television's 12-page program guide. Because of this partnership, expect intriguing stories in the fine tradition of public broadcasting. Each month, we will explore travel, food, arts, homes, adventure, and glimpses of the people who give so generously to the charities and causes that make this region so inviting. Lake Erie LifeStyle is mailed to a combination of WQLN members and a select demographic list. Your full-page ad will be seen by over 12,000 people in the tri-state area and over 1,100 households in Canada. The readers have a propensity to have upper incomes, be well educated, be philanthropic, have interests in the arts, culture, fine dining, outdoor activities, and travel.

The Erie Art Museum’s 18th Annual Blues & Jazz Festival is the largest jazz and blues event in the Erie, Pa. region. The two-day Festival presents national, regional and local musicians in a beautiful outdoor, family-friendly setting.

The Lake Erie Lifestyle Magazine e-Edition is an environmentally friendly way to celebrate the sights, the sounds, and the flavors of life found only around Lake Erie.

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If you're heading to Borders Book Store to stock up on this summers hottest reads, you can support WQLN at the same time, because Borders will donate a percentage of the sales when patrons show their WQLN coupon.

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Elina Garanca sings the title role opposite Roberto Alagna as Don José in director Richard Eyre’s production of Bizet’s masterpiece. Barbara Frittoli is Micaëla and Teddy Tahu Rhodes plays the matador Escamillo. Yannick Nezet-Seguin conducts. Renee Fleming hosts the broadcast.

This simple, online tool from WQLN Interactive allows people from all across the state an opportunity to speak directly with their elected officials.