eyeglasses News Archive

30-Nov-2007

 

  • City Briefs (New York Daily News)
    A 60-year-old substitute teacher was arrested Thursday after grabbing a Staten Island high school student's neck, cops said. But suspect Michael Doti's family said he was acting in self-defense in the 9 a.m. incident involving a 16-year-old Tottenville High School boy.


  • Regional briefs (The Rockingham News)
    helps coat drive


  • Helping youngsters understand Alzheimer's (The Sun Chronicle)
    NORTON -- The third-graders giggle as Joyce Simard dons a pair of oversized star-shaped, blue-lensed eyeglasses. "Sometimes when people get older, they have trouble...What?" she asks the Solmonese Elementary School class. "Seeing!" they respond in unison.


  • 3rd vitamin store robbery in as many days (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
    HOBART | Police say the same man may be responsible for armed robberies at three health and nutrition stores over the past three days.


  • Boutique employee outsmarts shoplifting suspects (Chicago Tribune)
    Quick thinking by an employee at a Gold Coast eyeglasses boutique this afternoon led to police using pepper spray to arrest a suspect who allegedly shoplifted a $1,000 pair of frames.


  • Rockingham area church listings (The Rockingham News)
    Fremont


  • Help, ideas travel between countries (The Record)
    Angelita Correa flies from North Jersey to the Dominican Republic today to distribute aid to hurricane victims. After years of cramming her suitcases full of toys for needy Dominican children, she's accustomed to the routine.


  • Seahawks fullback's best work comes away from football field (The Olympian)
    KIRKLAND - They were just like him. Hundreds of them, all trying not to stare at the unimposing figure with the wire eyeglasses who stood before them.


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