eyeglasses News Archive

25-Feb-2008

 

  • Elton John's Enduring Legacy (CBS News)
    These days, Elton John is using all the excess from his wild years - the wealth, the fame, and even the outrageous clothing - to change lives and change the world.


  • New York company the great wipe hope (The Indianapolis Star)
    Germs are the enemy at Nice-Pak Products, which claims to make 80 percent of the world's disinfecting wipes and has products designed to clean everything from shopping cart handles to babies' bottoms.


  • Political life through a lens (Montreal Gazette)
    Liberal leader Stéphane Dion premiered his new eyeglasses this week in what was seen as an attempt to refresh, if not overhaul, a public image that has so far failed to inspire great swells of adoration from voters.


  • Study: Health-care costs to dent retirees' budgets (Louisville Courier-Journal)
    Many baby boomers are not going to be able to maintain their standard of living in retirement, not only because they're not saving enough but also because they face skyrocketing health-care costs.


  • From joysticks to the Wii (Herald News)
    CLIFTON -- Chris Gosda's eyeglasses glowed as he stood before the flat-screen television inside the video game store.


  • Haiti benefit to be held Saturday at Johnson Hall (Capital Weekly)
    GARDINER â?” In 2007, Christ Church Episcopal parishioner Ann Chase and Deacon Gary Drinkwater made a missionary trip to â?˜their adopted villageâ?™ in Haiti.


  • Fearless friends polar plunge for a cause (Lake County News Sun)
    Sunday was actually a pretty nice day, relatively speaking for this neck of the woods at this time of year during the winter we've had. But John Olson of Chicago was pushing things a bit. Sure, the sun was shining on Lake Front Park, and the air temperature was in the mid-30s, but he stood around smoking a cigar wearing nothing but swim trunks and aqua socks. Then, suddenly, he was told to go ...


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