The Khyber Schedule

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The building was commissioned by Bishop Hibbert Binney.

Other buildings designed by Busch in Halifax include the Halifax Academy and the Halifax Public Gardens Bandstand.In 1994, The Khyber was established as an arts facility by a group of artists previously known as the No Money Down Cultural Society.In March 1995, the Khyber Arts Society was established.In 1997, the Society signed a lease to occupy the Khyber Building.In 1998, the Khyber Club opened as a meeting place for visual artists and as an important venue for Halifax's emerging music scene including acts by now well established Canadian recording artists Joel Plaskett, Jenn Grant, Old Man Luedecke and Buck 65.Down at the Khyber; by Joel Plaskett.

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"I hope I left them with a little bit of the feeling they would have if they were home," he said.Seabee Donald Singleton, a heavy-equipment operator from Lewisburg, Tenn., said he felt the late-night service provided the appropriate feeling. He wrote a number of essays and books, including "The Art Museums of New England" in 1982.As a teacher, Faison developed an eye for students with promise in his field."Lane gave his students unstinting support that continued after they graduated," Powell said, recalling books, articles and notes he received from Faison through the years.At age 98, Faison was still attending exhibition openings that involved his former students.His wife, Virginia, died in 1997. Is one of the focuses of the probe.While that investigation proceeds, Malkenhorst's son finds himself in the middle of this year's election dispute.On election night April 11, people on both sides and a cluster of TV cameras awaited results of the voting at City Hall.Around 9 p.m., Malkenhorst emerged in City Council chambers holding a ballot box.