eyeglasses News Archive

03-Dec-2007

 

  • Rush is on to spend tax-free health money (The Columbus Dispatch)
    December means shopping for gifts, going to holiday parties, visiting family and friends -- and emptying your medical flexible-spending account.


  • Fund gives schoolkids basic needs (Rocky Mountain News)
    The Denver Public Schools Pupil Assistance Fund provides students from low-income households with items ranging from winter coats to eyeglasses.


  • In Paul We Trust: Do The New Liberty Dollars, Bearing Candidate Ron Paul's Image, Constitute Illegal Currency? (FindLaw)
    On Wednesday, November 14, federal agents raided the Indiana headquarters of the organization NORFED, and seized precious-metal coins bearing the likeness of Texas Congressman and Republican Presidential candidate Dr. Ron Paul. The federal government claims that the makers of the "Ron Paul dollar" are selling an illegal currency.


  • Police Beat: Dec. 3, 2007 - Collier County (Naples Daily News)
     


  • Restored faces of Baltimore (Baltimore Sun)
    Conservator brings historic mayoral portraits back to life Former Baltimore Mayor Samuel Brady's portrait hangs on the wall of a City Hall corridor where handshakes and whispers close deals the same way they might have during his term more than a century ago. But his knowing, austere face receives little attention.


  • Charities (The Florida Times-Union)
    If you are looking for a charity or charities to donate to during the holiday season, here is a list of area nonprofits.


  • LOCAL NEWS (Daily Record)
    Miss Belvedere, a 1957 Plymouth Belvedere that was buried in Oklahoma soil for 50 years and unearthed this summer to coincide with the state's centennial, will be arriving shortly at Ultra One in Hackettstown, the maker of Safest Rust Remover.


  • Find your best look for eyewear (The Olympian)
    ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Are you in the market for a new pair of eyeglasses?


  • Time is growing short for FSA users (Daily Record)
    Ah, the end of the year, a time for reflection, family gatherings -- and a mad dash by those with money left in their flexible spending accounts to spend it: on eyeglasses, extra contact lenses, cold medicine.


  • Remains identified in Vietnam of Utahn missing since 1968 (Deseret Morning News)
    Finally, there is closure human remains, DNA evidence, a dog tag, remnants of eyeglasses and a little piece of a watch band.


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