The American Cancer Society and The Wellness Council of the Southern Tier will offer "Coping With Cancer," a series of free educational presentations at the Centenary United Methodist Church, 3 W. Washington St. in Bath.
The program will include the following presentations:
•Nutritional Strategies for the Cancer Patient, 7 p.m. May 2.
For more information, call Patricia Lauzze...
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EUGENE – The University of Oregon’s track and field teams look forward to renewing their rich, scored-meet tradition this weekend in the 18th annual Pepsi Team Invitational, Saturday, April 7 at Hayward Field. The UO men and women will contend for their 11th and 13th team titles, respectively, in the annual fan favorite that features three of the nation’s top men's and women...
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ThedaCare At Home: Volunteers are needed to help with the Hospice program at ThedaCare At Home. Volunteers assist in caring for and supporting terminally ill people and their families. A training session will be held in April. Contact: Mary Betters at 920-730-3427 or 800-984-5554 or e-mail mary.betters@thedacare.org .
Casa Hispana: The nonprofit organization located at the Goodwill Buildi...
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"Vinegar Tom," 7:30 p.m. April 1, Westhoff Theatre, Illinois State University, Normal. Tickets: $10/public, $9/ISU faculty-staff, $8/seniors, $6/students. Call 438-2535.
"Bach at Leipzig," 7:30 p.m. April 3-7, Horrabin Hall Theatre, Western Illinois University, Macomb. Tickets: $13/public, $11/students and seniors. Call 298-2900.
Lisa Lampanelli, comedy, 8 p.m. April 13, Civic Cente...
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Ahdaf Soueif is a Cairo-born author who lives in London and whose 1999 novel, "The Map of Love," was short-listed for the Booker Prize. Her latest offering, "I Think of You," collects nine stories culled from two of her earlier books -- "Aisha" and "Sandpiper" -- and concerns women whose live...
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On a recent rainy evening in Santa Clara, the Jumping for Joy team casts aside its heavy, beaded warm-up ropes, draping them over still-damp jackets and homework-stuffed backpacks. Zoe Sprintz, age 7, and her friends sit on the sidelines. Their beginner's class is over but they often stay late to watch the competition team work out.
Her brother joined last year and her mother, Eva, was s...
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David Hoffmann has made it to every Cincinnati Reds home opener for 24 years, with a few close calls. April 3, 2000, for example, was Opening Day as well as the due date of his wife, Nancy. So he dragged Mrs. Hoffmann to the game, escorted her to their upper-deck seats for five innings and a 45-minute rain delay, then walked back to the car, which was parked in a free lot a mile away in Norther...
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Deseret Morning News So you're single. An active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Age twenty-something, a college graduate with a successful career.
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret Morning NewsKyle Patton and Jade Ozawa, both from Salt Lake City, dance at the Blacklight STOMP! sponsored by the LDS institute at the U. Sounds normal, right? After all, many singles don...
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Family Romance is British writer John Lanchester's first foray into book-length non-fiction, following a heady three-novel run of successes that began in 1996 with the publication of Debt to Pleasure, when Lanchester was 34. The novel went on to win the Whitbread First Novel Award in Britain, among other prizes, as well as the Julia Child Award for "literary food writing" in the United...
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On a recent rainy evening in Santa Clara, the Jumping for Joy team casts aside its heavy, beaded warm-up ropes, draping them over still-damp jackets and homework-stuffed backpacks. Zoe Sprintz, 7, and her friends sit on the sidelines. Their beginner's class is over but they often stay late to watch the competition team work out.
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