eyeglasses News Archive

20-May-2009

 

  • Lions to Attempt Largest Single-day Collection of Eyeglasses at the National Memorial Day Parade (PRWeb)
    First time ever collection of eyeglasses from parade spectators at the National Memorial Day Parade (PRWeb May 19, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/lions/memorial_day/prweb2436144.htm


  • Timberwood Middle students participate in art, essay contest (The Atascocita Observer)
    As a part of the George Bush Presidential Library ?American Scientific Frontiers? Essay and Art Contest, students at Timberwood Middle School joined in the fun and several even won awards for their unique essays and art.


  • Wesleyan University slaying suspect expected to plead innocent (New Haven Register)
    MIDDLETOWN ? Stephen P. Morgan turned toward his family, smiled slightly and waved awkwardly with one of his cuffed hands.


  • Canyon News - Authorities Need Public?s Help To Find Missing Woman (Canyon News)
    LOS ANGELES/PACIFIC PALISADES?Authorities are asking for the public?s help in locating 39-year-old Maria DelRefugio Chavez of El Monte who went missing on Thursday, May 7. She was last seen leaving her place of employment, an indoor swap meet located on in East Los Angeles at approximately 8:45 p.m.


  • Nude Seymour, Naughty Santa Featured at Greenwich Brant Museum (Bloomberg)
    May 20 (Bloomberg) -- Looking like a hunter?s stuffed trophy, the sculpture of Stephanie Seymour ?s head and nude torso is mounted on the wall of the Brant Foundation Art Study Center in Greenwich, Connecticut.


  • Lions to Attempt Largest Single-day Collection of Eyeglasses at the National Memorial Day Parade (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
    First time ever collection of eyeglasses from parade spectators at the National Memorial Day Parade


  • Lions Club looking for used eyeglasses (San Jose Mercury News)
    The Los Gatos Lions Club is collecting used eyeglasses it can recycle and give to needy people around the world.


  • Star Achievers (The Morning News)
    Some students excel in one, two, maybe even three subjects. It a rarity for a student to excel in every subject, be an athlete, a musician and give time to community service.


  • Friends Outside: Ex-jail official leads group that assists inmates' families (San Jose Mercury News)
    The inmate advocacy group Friends Outside prides itself on treating inmates and their oft-struggling families with great respect. So client Jessica Perales was certain the group's latest director would be someone sensitive to her plight, as a mother of three and her man behind bars. She even figured the group's leader might have spent some time in the slammer. She was right '... sort of. ...


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