eyeglasses News Archive

09-Jan-2008

 

  • No Britney for Phil, no charges for Winehouse and no fury like Cruise's (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
    Great day in the morning! Take a couple of days off and all celebrity gossip heck breaks loose. The most recent report we saw in the continuing saga of Britney Spears is that Dr. ...


  • 20,000 pairs of glasses donated to Thailand over 8 years (Japan Today)
    TOTTORI ? About 20,000 pairs of used eyeglasses have been cleaned up and donated to Thai people as reading glasses over the past eight years, according to a group of 22 opticians across Japan participating in the project.


  • Supply drive (Monroe Times)
    MONROE -- Leftover spiral notebooks and unused pencils that might have ended up in the trash can at the end of the school year found their way to schoolchildren in Mexico, thanks to the efforts of local Boy Scouts and Lions Club members.


  • Widow gets stolen bag contents in mail (EARTHtimes.org)
    Weeks after her purse was stolen, a 70-year-old South Carolina woman received its contents -- including irreplaceable photos -- in the mail. The widow had just made it through the holiday season without her eyeglasses, identification, Social Security card...


  • Widow gets stolen bag contents in mail (Moldova.org)
    Weeks after her purse was stolen, a 70-year-old South Carolina woman received its contents -- including irreplaceable photos -- in the mail.The widow had just made it through the holiday season without her eyeglasses, identification, Social Security card and about $250 in cash and gift cards she had intended to give as presents, The Rock Hill (S.C.) Herald reported Sunday.Then, the mail carrier ...


  • Corkball leader was more than war hero (St. Clair County Journal)
    At a time when Major League baseball and its struggles serve as reminders that sports often offer false heroes, the death of a true hero deserves recognition.


  • Vineyard Workers Services ready for new year (Sonoma Index-Tribune)
    It would be hard to find two more enthusiastic, focused and dedicated people heading up Vineyard Workers Services in Sonoma Valley than VWS Executive Director Kenneth Ramirez and Outreach Worker Mario Castillo.


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