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SCAD transforms Garrison into mini-museum
Hundreds of thousands of dollars estimated to have been spent on school Students at the Esther F. Garrison School of Visual Performing Arts walk down the sparkling halls with their heads held high. They’re looking up at the well-placed wall hangings and lighting design on the vaulted ceilings Continue reading
Philadelphia art gallery shows for First Friday and throughout the month
Many art galleries in and around Philadelphia stay open later on the first Friday of the month. Here’s a rundown of arts events tonight and through the month. Continue reading
Woman in Hospice has last wish: to kiss a horse
Hospice workers sometimes hear unique requests for a patient’s last wish. Continue reading
First Online Interior Design Consulting Service Offered By Chicago Decorator
“RoomRedesignOnline.com” from Avery Lane Design Delivers Affordable Decorating Advice to Homeowners Nationwide Continue reading
Sheppard Elementary gets makeover
Sheppard Elementary Principal Marvin Peevey calls the $1.5 million in school bond improvements made this summer to Sheppard Air Force Base’s elementary school “ Extreme Makeover — Sheppard Edition.” Continue reading
Ellen Jones Mullenix, 62
Ellen Jones Mullenix, 62, of McConnellsburg, Pa., passed away Aug. 29, 2010, at her residence. Continue reading
Henkel Fore A Cause Event Raises $45,000 to Benefit Detroit’s Cornerstone Schools
Henkel recently hosted its sixth annual Henkel Fore A Cause customer appreciation golf outing and charity event. Through registration fees, partner sponsorships and raffle tickets, Henkel’s 2010 event raised $45,000 for Cornerstone Schools, a Detroit charter school dedicated to the excellence of its students in grades Pre-K-8. Continue reading
If you’re looking to sell, Don Bowen is your guy
Before he became a local media personality with his radio show, “Around Town,” Don Bowen was a dealmaker. Continue reading
Aaron Gwin fourth overall in the Downhill World Cup standings
The 2010 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup is officially in the books as racing wrapped up on Windham Mountain in New York’s Catskills on Sunday with the men’s and women’s downhill contests. Reigning U.S. national champ Aaron Gwin earned a spot on the overall World Cup podium in only his second year racing the World Cup circuit. Continue reading
Best in world showcased at Windham
Area gets good reviews from mountain bike crowd A bronze medalist in BMX in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, Kintner was making her first World Cup appearance at Windham after making the full-time transition to downhill mountain biking earlier this year. Kintner suffered a hard fall seconds out of the gate, losing her traction and slamming down onto the rocks, cutting her right thigh and … Continue reading