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Orleans Newsletter Dec. 24, ’06

Regardless of one’s specific religious/spiritual heritage, this time of year seems to bring out the best in people … all that gift-giving and good will towards men (and women) stuff! In that spirit, here are a few offerings from us to you!

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Orleans Newsletter Dec.14, ’06

If you’re new around here, you can catch up on some of what we’ve been up to by visiting the Tour Diary page and other links found on the Home page of www.OrleansOnline.com Before too long, we hope to have a Newsletter Archives link so newbies can read past editions. Stay tuned!

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The Band Plays On as Hall Departs for Congress – Nov. 21, ’06

Orlando, FL (PRWeb) November 21, 2006 — One of the founding members of the American band Orleans was recently elected to United States Congress (N.Y.-19). John Hall will soon be serving his state and country in Washington DC starting in January. The band has agreed they will forge on, including Mr. Hall in select future shows while continuing with returning Orleans member Dennis “Fly” Amero. Orleans – with both Hall and Amero – will soon release its first live concert DVD. The group will continue to play shows to promote the new studio album, “Dancin’ In The Moonlight.”

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Orleans Newsletter Nov. 20, ’06

Well, the BIG news around here (for anyone who is still unaware of it) is that our Orleans Co-Founder, John Hall, WON his bid for election to the U.S. Congress on November 7th! We have had that posted on the Home page of www.OrleansOnline.com ever since shortly after the announcement. Take a look!
John edged out his incumbent opponent by a narrow margin of 51.3% to 48.7% — not unlike how many elections were won this time around. Still, not too bad for a middle-aged, guitar-playing songwriter, huh?

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