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The Associated Press Published Sunday, December 28, 2008 Comments (0) Email it While regifting may be frowned upon by some, re-gift-wrapping can be a delight for many. Every holiday season, dedicated holiday recyclers find ways to reclaim wrapping paper, containers and bows, using them again and again in later years. Those who do it say they can help save the planet, while spending...
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Director Mike Nichols once said of Carrie Fisher : "She has too much personality for one person and not enough for two persons." That pretty much describes Fisher, daughter of Hollywood stars Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher. She starred in three "Star Wars" movies, has written several best-selling novels — and has been in and out of hospitals for ...
Toddlers can be a handful at the best of times. If you're tearing your hair out this Christmas and need some ideas for how to keep them busy, look no further... 1. Let your tot help with the washing. Show her how to sort the coloureds from the whites, and then let her stuff them into the machine. 2. Turn the living room into a cinema! Put dolls and teddies on a row of chairs. Take ...
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E-mail Printable (0) Comments Text size Share (0) Rate A voter-approved law reducing possession of small amounts of marijuana to a civil offense threatens to unravel drug testing of police and other public employees, the Herald has learned. The law, which goes into effect Jan. 2, prohibits government agencies and authorities from enforcing any punishment for pot possession with a fi...
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The Rev. Matt Sees couldn't help drawing notice while traveling through the area this summer. Sees, a pastor at the First Evangelical Free Church, donated the exterior of his 1989 Chevy Corsica for an effort to raise money for hungry children in Haiti. Students from Community Christian School, located within Sees' church, raised funds to purchase painting rights for sections of th...
NOTORIOUS cat burglar Frankie has bagged himself only one solitary piece of swag since his biggest haul put him firmly in the global spotlight. Black moggie Frankie has brought 35 soft animal toys back to his Cheney Manor home in the last year, leaving his owner Julie Bishop wondering where they all came from. Mum-of-two Julie, 51, was amazed at the level of interest generated at Fr...
Many of the 31 dogs confiscated from a Lancaster County kennel and taken to the Humane Society of Berks County Inc. will be available for adoption this week. For information, contact the Humane Society at 610-921-2348.12/22/2008 The small kennel in the rear of the Humane Society of Berks County Inc. was a bit louder than usual Sunday, with 31 new guests adding their voices to the ch... |