eyeglasses News Archive

29-Sep-2008

 

  • Have Palin's glasses started a rimless revolution? (The Capital)
    Kimberly Youngchild has been selling eyeglasses for years, but one of the more popular accessories she's recently added to her Annapolis shop isn't a frame or a special lens.


  • Rid of household hazards Oct. 11 (Portsmouth Herald)
    PORTSMOUTH and#8212;The city will hold its annual fall Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day on Saturday, Oct. 11, for residents of Portsmouth, Greenland and Newington.


  • Good intentions don't make action correct (The Columbus Dispatch)
    A regular customer of a prescription-eyeglasses chain, one that examines patients and readies their glasses within a few hours, is perplexed.


  • 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.


  • Sarah Palin creates action for Oxford toy maker (Republican-American)
    OXFORD ? Sarah Palin has been keeping Emil Vicale up nights.


  • Broader disability act may cut suits (The Columbus Dispatch)
    The Sutton twins wanted to fly planes for United Airlines, but without their strong eyeglasses to see, they didn't meet the company's requirements.


  • Teacher Accused Of Assaulting Student, 10 (WCVB Boston)
    Vermont State Police said a Richford Elementary School teacher has been charged with assault for allegedly injuring a 10-year-old student in a pair of classroom incidents earlier this month.


  • Collector Shares Mementos and Memories of Jazz Legend (New York Times)
    An encounter with Louis Armstrong turned Jack Bradley into one of the foremost collectors of the musician?s memorabilia.


  • Victims Fund proving successful in W.Va . (Williamson Daily News)
    (Staff photo/JULIA GOAD) Representatives from the Crime Victims Compensation Fund recently visited Mingo County to bring awareness to their organization.


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