eyeglasses News Archive

04-Jan-2009

 

  • Injured goose on mend in Burlington (The Burlington Free Press)
    Bird has broken wing, under care of rehabilitator


  • Take a 'Timeout' to ring in the new year (Baltimore Examiner)
    Much like Pamela Anderson running the 100-meter hurdles, the 2008 year in sports was filled with ups and downs. Baltimoreans reached the highest of emotional highs watching Michael Phelps' record-breaking Olympic performance and the Ravens' push into the playoffs.


  • Magnolia Area Crime Blotter (The Potpourri)
    Patrol unit bashed: On Dec. 14 the owner/manager of Magnolia Pharmacy in the 18200 block of FM 1488 at the Landmark Building flagged two Magnolia Police Department officers down to inform them that the MPD patrol unit parked in the parking lot had been vandalized; a window was knocked out. The manager stated he was at the location the night before at 7 p.m. and did not notice anything. The unit ...


  • PLAYBILL.COM'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Marie Mullen (Playbill via Yahoo! News)
    When actress Marie Mullen came to the Atlantic Theater Company in 1998 as one of the stars of The Beauty Queen of Leenane, few people in the U.S. had heard of playwright Martin McDonagh.


  • DICK HELLER: It's time to cut back on hoopla (The Washington Times)
    Momentarily at least, let's hold up on the hoopla concerning Georgetown hoops.


  • Case of missing men still unsolved (The Times-Reporter)
    The lives of Ernest ?Bob? Decker Jr. and his son, David Decker, remain stuck between past and present tense.


  • Ruth Voorheis celebrates her 100th birthday (Reporter-Times)
    Ruth (Fleener) Walls Voorheis was born on Jan. 2, 1909, in Brown County, the daughter of the late Fleming Elvin Verlandingham Fleener or ?Vannie? and Rebecca Savanna (McClary) Fleener or ?Fannie.?


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