eyeglasses News Archive

25-Sep-2008

 

  • Risk Factors (ThirdAge)
    When a cataract is in the early stages, you may not notice any changes in your vision . Cataracts tend to mature slowly. Vision gets worse gradually. Some people with a cataract find that their close-up vision suddenly improves, but this is temporary.


  • Julie Allinson Makes Eyeglasses For People With A Sense Of Humor (Hartford Courant)
    For Julie Allinson, creating distinctive reading glasses with funky names like "Old Money," "Adult SuperVision" and "Hostile Makeover" was pure vanity.


  • Vision helps company thrive (Skokie Review)
    When people spot the rack filled with eyeglasses at their local Walgreens or other stores, it probably doesn't dawn on them that they are witnessing a local success story.


  • Giving the gift of sight (Daily Courier)
    Ohio resident and Connellsville native Arnie Hiltabidel will be making his way to India next month on a two-week trip to deliver hundreds of free eyeglasses.


  • Fenton eyeglass business gets lots of interest in Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's frameless glasses (The Flint Journal)
    FENTON, Michigan ? A Fenton eyeglass business is reaping business from Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's designer eyeglasses. The Fenton Vison Center says it's received more than 20 calls, some from other doctor's offices, about the Kawasaki 704 rimless...


  • PALIN MAZE: NOW, THAT?S CORNY! (The Toledo Blade)
    You?ve seen her on television, magazine covers, and the front pages of about every major newspaper. Now the head and shoulders of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin ? complete with trademark updo and rimless eyeglasses ? have been cut into a 16-acre cornfield in Waterville Township near Whitehouse. The 2.4-mile corn maze was done with a tractor, rototiller, and global ...


  • Vision Correction Procedure Hits a Milestone (Carteret County News-Times)
    (ARA) - More than 150 million Americans, or approximately 50 percent of the U.S. population, require eyeglasses or contact lenses to correct common vision problems. For these people, waking up in bed and reaching over to the nightstand for eye glasses is a normal ritual.


  • Business owner arrested for allegedly having sexual relations with minor (The Journal Times)
    RACINE ? The owner of Plaza Optical was arrested at his shop Tuesday and jailed for allegedly having sexual relations with a minor.


  • West Side sleuths trying to solve cemetery mystery (Modesto Bee)
    CROWS LANDING -- People lose car keys all the time, and eyeglasses. Some even lose wallets. But on the West Side of Stanislaus County, a cemetery was lost, and a group of intrepid people is determined to find it.


  • Palin look-alike gets share of grief (The Lewiston Sun Journal)
    BANGOR - The audacity of Cindy Michaels. The news anchor at WVII in Bangor, she sometimes wears her hair pinned at the top of her head. She has a nice gleaming smile, and neat eyeglasses, too.


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