eyeglasses News Archive

10-Sep-2007

 

  • Colored lenses OK, just not for every day (Reno Gazette-Journal)
    Q: I am planning to buy new eyeglasses. I can't decide whether to have the lenses tinted. I tried colors such as pink, purple and amber. They look cool. But my friends say clear lenses would go with more outfits. Are they right?


  • Simpkins war mueseum showcases local soldiers involvement in world events (The Pantagraph)
    HEYWORTH â?? If not for a German fisherman plucking him out of the North Sea on Aug. 4, 1944, Ernest Thorp would never have lived to be imprisoned by Adolf Hitlerâ??s Third Reich.


  • Waldron, Young buildings almost done (The Bellingham Herald)
    One of Fairhaven?s biggest remodeling projects is nearing completion, and tenants are starting to sign up for the Waldron and Young buildings. The Waldron Building was built in the 1890s but only the first two floors were ever used.


  • Couple planning funerals look back on lives (Lincoln Journal Star)
    The couple on the couch, drinking red wine, chatting with the hosts in this cozy living room, will die. That fact makes this evening a little weird.


  • Local News Briefs (The Capital)
    ANNAPOLIS - The Disabled American Veterans will conduct their annual fundraising drive during the month of September. The DAV donates 100 percent of what it raises to Veterans Administration hospitals.


  • 7-Uppers bingo fundraiser scheduled for Sept. 15 (Marin Independent Journal)
    The Novato 7-Uppers Lions Club will have its fall Bingo fundraiser from noon to 4 p.


  • A welcome respite (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
    The 200 or so men and women encamped for the weekend in field tents at the National Guard Armory in Northeast Philadelphia have two things in common:


  • Sanders is adapting to Senate's collegial ways (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)
    WASHINGTON -- Not to worry, comrade: Bernie Sanders isn't giving up the people's fight. Capitol Hill's cranky socialist -- "the skunk at the garden party" -- is just rabble-rousing in a nicer neighborhood now. ... - By John Curran Associated Press


  • Zanos: Blurry closing of eyeglass store being cleared up (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
    Q: The store named Cheaper Peepers in Squirrel Hill and Bridgeville took our money for eyeglasses for my disabled son on July 28. I was told the glasses would be ready in about two to three weeks. ...


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