eyeglasses News Archive

14-Oct-2007

 

  • The most forgettable charactor I ever met (The Payson Roundup)
    He was Jewish, 50 or so, with a soft paunch, rounded shoulders, jet-black hair, and lifeless eyes the same color as his hair. He peered at me over the top of thick eyeglasses, sizing me up as he read the application I had just completed.


  • South Elgin Lions collecting used eyeglasses for people in need (Daily Herald)
    For the past three years, three South Elgin elementary schools have collected eyeglasses during the month of October, in conjunction with Lions International's Sight Night campaign on Oct. 31.


  • Health advocates, tobacco firms wage loud war for Oregon voters (Salem Statesman Journal)
    As tobacco giants wage a record-busting advertising campaign to thwart a cigarette-tax increase on Oregon's Nov. 6 ballot, Salem pediatrician James Lace focuses on the children the measure aims to serve.


  • A Site Warhol Would Relish (New York Times)
    ?Lifecasters? keep the camera rolling, even in life?s dullest times.


  • Residents discuss concerns regarding Morning Star Apartments (Democrat News)
    Mayor recognizes National 4-H Week as October 7-13, 2007 with Proclamation before Full Council meeting.


  • Lil Wayne's Lawyer Says Arrest Could Have Been Avoided If Court Had MC's Correct Address (MTV Asia)
    With his dreads pulled back in a ponytail and wearing eyeglasses, a humble Lil Wayne appeared in a Fulton County, Georgia, courtroom on Thursday (October 11) to face a judge on year-old felony drug-possession charges that recently landed the hard-working MC in jail on a fugitive warrant.


  • Music for your own sweetheart (The Decatur Daily)
    Being married to a songwriter has its perks. Decatur songwriter Mike Hilliard , profiled Tuesday in a Living story, has written multiple songs for wife Tracey , and one of them became their wedding song, Danielle Komis Palmer reports.


  • With our thanks (The Baker County Standard)
    The Macclenny Lions Club would like to thank the community for supporting our Lions Recycle For Sight used eyeglasses collection program. Throughout the months of August and September, we collected more than 500 pairs of unwanted eyeglasses and sunglasses for those in need in developing countries.


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