Angela Denise Lewis is 37 years old. She has two children. She was born, raised and still lives in South Dallas. She is a wonderful, passionate, caring women who is active in her church when she’s able. In 2007 she was diagnosed with breast cancer. This is her story. Share and Enjoy:
Auburn-Lewiston Of the 10 children growing up in a Durham household, Pearl Tibbetts Sawyer was always last. \ “I was always behind no matter what they were doing,” Sawyer said. Read more on The Lewiston Sun Journal Share and Enjoy:
This Week Work by students in art classes taught at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts by Bob Travers are on exhibit at the Center, located at 225 W. State Street, through April 23. The exhibit contains works in oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor, scratchboard, and graphite by students ages 10-83. Read more on Black [...]
Things to Do THURSDAY, March 18 to SAT., March 20 The legendary 1960 Broadway musical and 1963 movie, “Bye Bye Birdie,” will be performed by the Script and Cue Drama Club at Watchung Hills Regional High School at 7 p.m., Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 18, 19 and 20, in the school’s performing arts center, [...]
Save a life and “Race for the Cure” in Mishawaka this May The Susan G. Komen Northen Indiana Race for the Cure is May 1st in Mishawaka. Read more on WNDU 16 South Bend Share and Enjoy:
No pity, please THEY say that your entire life flashes in front of your eyes when you’re faced with death. It didn’t. They say that the world crashes all around you when you’re suddenly confronted with your worst nightmare. It didn’t. Not then, anyway. Read more on The Star Share and Enjoy:
Windsor Star nominated for 13 Ontario Newspaper Awards The Windsor Star has received 13 nominations for the 2009 Ontario Newspaper Awards. Read more on Windsor Star Share and Enjoy: