eyeglasses News Archive

07-Jul-2008

 

  • Needs a Headline (The Bryan-College Station Eagle)
    How to wear bold glasses If you want to wear one of the new bold pairs of eyeglasses, don't be afraid. It seems a little counterintuitive, but t ...


  • A trio of young colts ... and they're off! (Toronto Star)
    Hello and welcome, ladies and gentleman, to a very exciting literary horserace.


  • Saginaw Valley librarians ride Internet age forward (The Saginaw News)
    Banish thoughts of librarians as shush-happy women with hair in buns and eyeglasses dangling from chains. As knowledge moves from paper and into the electronic realm, the keepers of the information superhighway are changing, as well.


  • CONSUMER ADVICE: Eyeglasses site place to save money (Courier-Post)
    With consumers cutting back on everything from basic needs to luxury items, EyeBuyDirect.com is a haven online, offering single vision prescription eyeglasses for as low as $7.


  • Thieves in Weston busy breaking into cars (Miami Herald)
    Burglars entered cars in Weston by smashing a window, cutting a convertible roof or opening an unlocked door. After smashing the front passenger-side window of a 1999 Acura in the 2500 block of North Commerce Parkway, a burglar stole a Global Positioning System receiver. The crime was reported at 10:30 a.m. June 10.


  • What do trendspotters see? Big bold eyeglasses (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
    The latest eyeglass frames aren't just for seeing. With bold colors, futuristic frames and sparkling embellishments, they are meant to be seen.


  • UV rays and your eyes: Risks may be higher in El Paso area (El Paso Times)
    We all know that we can get a sunburn, even skin cancer, from too much exposure to ultraviolet rays.


  • What do trend-spotters see? Big, bold eyeglasses (The Bryan-College Station Eagle)
    By JENNIFER KAY Associated Press MIAMI -- The latest eyeglass frames aren't just for seeing. With bold colors, futuristic frames and sparkl ...


  • A case of trouble vision (C-Health)
    Fines are in the millions but the eyeglasses are still rolling out of Great Glasses stores across the province, including three locations here in Toronto.


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