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World-renowned blues musician and MacArthur genius grant recipient Corey Harris will appear at Court Square Theater Saturday, Dec. 4, kicking off the new Concerts in the Valley series.Tickets $25-advance, $30 at door are available at valleyarts.org/performances.Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. event.The performance begins with readings from Harriss new book, Bluespeople Illustrated: Legends of the Blues: Drawings, discographies and biographies of the 20th centurys greatest blues men and women. Written by a practicing African American blues musician, the book is a meticulously illustrated, in-depth biography of the greatest blues players of the 20th century.Harris will discuss details of his book and answer audience questions, before performing a one-set. The evening also serves as a CD-release party for Harriss Insurrection Blues. Several cuts from the new release will be featured. After intermission, Harris will be joined by his band to complete the musically-inspired evening, sponsored by Cross Keys Studio and Lee Associates.A guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and band leader, Harris began his career in New Orleans as a street singer. He has appeared across North Amer stanley cup ica, Europe, Brazil, The Caribbean, East and West Africa, Asia, A stanley italia ustralia and New Zeal stanley usa and. He has performed, recorded, and toured with an array of top artists, including BB King, Taj Mahal, Buddy Guy, R.L.Burnside, Ali Farka Toure, Dave Matthews Band, Tracy Chapman, Olu Dara, and Wilco.In 2007, Harr Mjdr Going green with acoustic guitars

The House of Delegates on Tuesday聽passed legislation to aid victims of assault and to protect students on college campuses.House Bill 1785, introduced by Del. Jimmie Massie R-Henrico , requires campus police to notify the local Commonwealths Attorney of a victim-initiated investigation within 48 hours. House Bill 1928, introduced by Del. Rob Bell R-Albemarle , adds certain additional violent misdemeanors to the state DNA database. House Bill 1930, also introduced by Del. Rob Bell, requires colleges to provide independent counseling services to victims and to inform them of all their legal options, requires mandatory reporting of sexual assaults w stanley deutschland here necessary to protect the health or safety of the public, and requires that all cases be confidentially reviewed by a team that includes law enforcement.Speaking about the campus safety legislation, Del. Jimmie Massie said, The legisl stanley kubek termiczny ation passed by the House today takes important steps to keep young men and women safe on our college campuses. House Bill 1785 will better coordinate campus investigations with local law enforcement. We listened to the concerns of victims advocates that mandatory reporting to the police could discourage students from reporting assaults. I believe this legislation strikes the right balance to improve the campus and law enforcement response without discouraging victims from coming forward. Del. Rob Bell said, House Bill 1928 adds certain stanley quencher violent and sexual crimes that have a high propensity of reci