eyeglasses News Archive

12-Jan-2008

 

  • Fire truck gets new life (Leader-Telegram)
    A 1962 fire truck owned by the village of Rosholt was obsolete, but for firefighters in Diriamba, Nicaragua, it was an answer to their prayers. Diriamba, with a population of about 25,000, is Eau Claire's partner city.


  • Face Time: Masks, Animal to Video (New York Times)
    This sprawling show of historic masks and contemporary works at the James Cohan Gallery is filled with interesting cross-references and juxtapositions.


  • Eyeglasses offer possible evidence (The Red and Black)
    After a pair of eyeglasses were found Wednesday at Memorial Park, Athens-Clarke County Police are looking at pictures to determine if the glasses are linked to a missing University graduate student, according to a report by the Athens Banner-Herald. Cayle Bywater, 29, has been missing since Dec.


  • Glasses belong to missing woman (Athens Banner-Herald)
    [ Eyeglasses found in Athens' Memorial Park belong to a local woman who disappeared nearly two weeks ago, Athens-Clarke police said Thursday.


  • New evidence adds to investigation (The Red and Black)
    The search for 29-year-old University graduate student Cayle Bywater is intensifying as evidence continues to surface. A pair of women's eyeglasses was discovered at Memorial Park on Wednesday, and investigators were able to link them to Bywater, according to a news release issued Thursday by Athens-Clarke County Police.


  • Club News (Lowell Sun)
    ANDOVER ARTISTS GUILD: Meets Sun., Jan. 20, 2-4 p.m. at North Parish Church, Academy/Great Pond roads, North Andover. Hosting silk painting demo by Merry Beninato. Guests welcome. Call 978-475-6399.


  • Forward.com (Forward)
    The trademark eyeglasses worn by Harry Potter are known worldwide, and now Daniel Radcliffe, the actor who played the boy wizard in the first five movies based on the book series, is giving away a pair of his own specs for a worthy cause.


  • Crash of car into home devastates family (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
    Doctors worked Friday to save three children critically injured when a car crashed into a house near Calvary Cemetery the night before. And a few miles away, family members scrambled to repair the dwelling and salvage personal affects.


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