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Art Van Brings 'The Big Apple' to Detroit With Gala to Benefit Henry Ford Health System
WARREN, Mich., Aug. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Start spreading the news! There's no need to leave Detroit to be a part of New York, New York, as Art Van Furniture presents "Detroit Meets New York", on Thursday, October 21. Sure to be the gala event of the year, Art Van is pulling out all the stops to raise funds for Shoot for a Cure which benefits the Neuroscience Institute and The Hermelin Brain Tumor ...
WARREN, Mich., Aug. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Start spreading the news! There's no need to leave Detroit to be a part of New York, New York, as Art Van Furniture presents "Detroit Meets New York", on Thursday, October 21. Sure to be the gala event of the year, Art Van is pulling out all the stops to raise funds for Shoot for a Cure which benefits the Neuroscience Institute and The Hermelin Brain Tumor ...
Manchester Pickers Market Gets Antiques Week Off To Fine Start
:"I could see the front of the Furniture World Building from my hotel window and people were starting to line up for the Manchester Pickers Market Antiques Show at 6:30 am," Frank Gaglio, manager of the show said.
:"I could see the front of the Furniture World Building from my hotel window and people were starting to line up for the Manchester Pickers Market Antiques Show at 6:30 am," Frank Gaglio, manager of the show said.
Mid*Week In Manchester Marks 17th Year
:"We are 17 years old, and still going strong," Frank Gaglio, manager of the Mid*Week in Manchester Antiques Show, said a few days after the show closed on Thursday, August 12, from his vantage point on Lake Winnipesaukee.
:"We are 17 years old, and still going strong," Frank Gaglio, manager of the Mid*Week in Manchester Antiques Show, said a few days after the show closed on Thursday, August 12, from his vantage point on Lake Winnipesaukee.
Part Three: Five who left Western New York
If you had asked Vincent O'Keefe 10 years ago whether he could imagine himself becoming a full-time dad in suburban Cleveland, he probably would have laughed.
If you had asked Vincent O'Keefe 10 years ago whether he could imagine himself becoming a full-time dad in suburban Cleveland, he probably would have laughed.
RENT-TO-OWN BUYS MISERY FOR THE POOR
Nicole Hennegan purchased a used television through a rent-to-own store. The set, which would have cost not much more than $300 new, would have cost her almost $1,000. But after missing her fourth $80 payment, the set was repossessed, and she lost the $240 she had already paid.
Nicole Hennegan purchased a used television through a rent-to-own store. The set, which would have cost not much more than $300 new, would have cost her almost $1,000. But after missing her fourth $80 payment, the set was repossessed, and she lost the $240 she had already paid.
Last combat troops leave Iraq, here is the Iraq War by the numbers
Some of the last combat troops have left Iraq. We are going to talk with a two-time Iraq War vet. Here are some statistics detailing "Iraq by the Numbers"...
Some of the last combat troops have left Iraq. We are going to talk with a two-time Iraq War vet. Here are some statistics detailing "Iraq by the Numbers"...
Huntley hearing lasts 4 hours in Hornell city court
Hornell, N.Y. — Four hours for a pretrial hearing? In what is normally a mundane procedural step in criminal court cases, Sonja R. Sweeney’s Huntley hearing Tuesday afternoon in Hornell city court was anything but typical, carrying on from 1-5 p.m. in tones more closely related with trials.
Hornell, N.Y. — Four hours for a pretrial hearing? In what is normally a mundane procedural step in criminal court cases, Sonja R. Sweeney’s Huntley hearing Tuesday afternoon in Hornell city court was anything but typical, carrying on from 1-5 p.m. in tones more closely related with trials.
State audit finds many students leave choice schools for MPS
A long-range study evaluating voucher schools in Milwaukee is finding little difference in academic achievement between their students and those in public schools, state auditors said Thursday.
A long-range study evaluating voucher schools in Milwaukee is finding little difference in academic achievement between their students and those in public schools, state auditors said Thursday.
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