eyeglasses News Archive

02-Mar-2008

 

  • Kids have reel fun at sports, leisure show (Salina Journal)
    Cooper Shubert cringed as the channel catfish on the end of his line began to fight its capture. "Ooh. Yuck," the 4-year-old from Hays groaned while eyeing his prize.


  • Rattlers' cash-back guarantee (Deseret Morning News)
    They do it at Wal-Mart and at the tire shop. They do it at the grocer's and the department store, too.


  • Author drowns in gambling addiction (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
    The title of this harrowing book refers to what happens when you gamble so much and are so far under water that all that is left are hats and eyeglasses on the surface. Frankel is a freelance writer for Details and other publications who grew up around gambling and joined a Wednesday night poker game as research for a screenplay. She delved so deep into the topic that soon her assignments seemed ...


  • Free eyeglasses being offered (The Warren Reporter)
    PHILLIPSBURG -- NORWESCAP is advising the community that New Eyes for the Needy is providing a free eyeglass resource for those with incomes at or below the poverty level. New Eyes for the Needy purchases new prescription eyeglasses for low-income individuals through a voucher program.


  • The men behind the masks (Montgomery Advertiser)
    In the past nine years, one piece of advice for folks-about-town has become indispensable. Whether you're reigning over the ball or setting it up, you must call Mystick Couturier.


  • THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: 30 years ago: Judge's ruling allows student's suspension to stand (Beaumont Enterprise)
    Thirty years ago this week, a federal judge dismissed a restraining order that would have prevented the suspension of a South Park High School boy who got into a fistfight with a 15-year-old girl.


  • More hikes than the Appalachian Trail (The Record)
    There was a time when each weekend was considered a welcome respite from the week's labors, but for many North Jersey commuters, this weekend might best be remembered for the "perfect storm" that nickeled-and-dimed us to death.


  • Unique drive in Johns Creek has its eye on glasses (Johns Creek Herald)
    Most Americans take them for granted, but millions of people throughout the world have never even dreamed of owning a pair of eyeglasses.


  • When winning big leads to loss (The Fayetteville Observer)
    The title of this harrowing book refers to what happens when you gamble so much and are so far under water that all that is left are hats and eyeglasses on the surface.


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