DEATH NOTICES - Click for more - Franklin Press
S.B. 'Bob' Kumle Jr. Homer "Kenneth" Carver, 76, of Franklin, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009. A funeral service was held at 2 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 10, in the Chapel of Macon Funeral Home. The family received friends one hour prior to the service
Heels Hoping Third Time’s a Charm - North carolina State Scout
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The 10th-ranked Tar Heels have encountered two hostile road environments so far this season, allowing their composure to be shaken for periods of time in both losses. North Carolina travels into enemy territory once again on
Troops to be 'running on Dunkin' thanks to donation - Tampa Bay Online
WESLEY CHAPEL - This holiday season American troops stationed overseas will be "running Dunkin Donuts franchises throughout central Florida and parts of North Carolina asked customers to donate $4 to buy a 1-pound bag of coffee for the troops.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Storm Hits U.S. on 'Super Saturday' - Wall Street Journal
Top parenting trends for 2009 - San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
UNC Charlotte approves plan to start football in 2013 - Seattle Post Intelligencer
CIGNA Presents The Philadelphia Orchestra's Free Martin Luther King Jr ... - Broadway World
Notre Dame women's basketball: Riley likes what she sees from Irish - South Bend Tribune
Bengals Receiver Dies After Accident - New York Times
Triangle Modernist Houses.com Spotlights Pioneering Women - MyNC.com
 BBC News | Storm Hits U.S. on 'Super Saturday' Wall Street Journal In North Carolina, which marked the southern boundary of the wintry mix associated with the storm, mountain areas such as Asheville, NC, and Boone, NC, ... Millions head for work after East Coast snowstorm |
Top parenting trends for 2009 - San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
 San Francisco Chronicle (blog) | Top parenting trends for 2009 San Francisco Chronicle (blog) The hours my children spend seated at the kitchen table, their books spread out before them, the crumbs of their after-school snack littering the table, ... |
UNC Charlotte approves plan to start football in 2013 - Seattle Post Intelligencer
 The Herald | HeraldOnline.com | UNC Charlotte approves plan to start football in 2013 Seattle Post Intelligencer Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is set to begin a football program in 2013 after the school's board of ... UNC Charlotte Football Program Set For 2013 UNC-Charlotte approves plan for $40.5M stadium Kick off set for 2013 |
CIGNA Presents The Philadelphia Orchestra's Free Martin Luther King Jr ... - Broadway World
CIGNA Presents The Philadelphia Orchestra's Free Martin Luther King Jr ... Broadway World Foundations, Inc., is nationally recognized for the services it offers to afterschool programs, schools, districts, and other educational and community ... |
Notre Dame women's basketball: Riley likes what she sees from Irish - South Bend Tribune
 Washington Post | Notre Dame women's basketball: Riley likes what she sees from Irish South Bend Tribune “They look tough,” Riley said after the No. 4 Irish stomped Charlotte, 90-31, to raise their record to 10-0. “From top to bottom, everyone who stepped on ... Notre Dame women's basketball: Irish give McGraw early present with win |
Bengals Receiver Dies After Accident - New York Times
 Washington Post | Bengals Receiver Dies After Accident New York Times When he died Thursday morning, at 26, after sustaining head injuries following a fall out of the back of a pickup truck in Charlotte, NC, ... Bengals' receiver Henry dies in Charlotte Remembering Bengals' Wide Receiver Chris Henry: How Could We Forget? Chris Henry's story a sad reminder |
Triangle Modernist Houses.com Spotlights Pioneering Women - MyNC.com
Triangle Modernist Houses.com Spotlights Pioneering Women MyNC.com Anne Kathleen Tennent, a graduate of Canterbury College (now Kent College) who came to Salisbury, NC, in 1958 as part of a sister cities exchange program ... |
Monday, December 21, 2009
Community colleges drawing top students - Houston Chronicle
They pay for your classes, you get your books on loan, and you get a free trip to Europe,” said Rachel Hirsch, a 2008 Bellaire High School graduate who is in the honors college at Houston Community College, the area's most generous program. “
Non-traditional U.S. sports taking hold in the Santa Clara Valley - San Jose Mercury News
That's a sticky wicket! Hit a loop shot! Get in the scrum! Not exactly grand slam, slam dunk and touchdown, but this sport terminology makes perfect sense to a growing number of local residents who have brought their passion for sport with them from
Peddie schools Parkway in opener - The Sun News
MYRTLE BEACH -- Peddie School of Hightstown, N.J., kind of likes the blue print for success in the Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational that Fayette County (Ga.) has established. Fayette County (Ga.) won the 2008 tournament title with a championship
Demand grows for food for the needy - Wichita Falls Times Record News
The Wichita Falls Area Food Bank serves food pantries, soup kitchens, after-school feeding programs, senior citizen centers, homeless shelters and low-income day care centers in Archer, Baylor, Clay, Foard, Hardeman, Haskell, Jack, Knox, Montague
New Programs Aim to Lure Young Into Digital Jobs - New York Times
Yes, they say, the computing tools young people see and use every day — e-mail, text-messaging and Facebook — are part of the story. But so are the advances in field after field that are made possible by computing, like gene-sequencing that
Why 2K? Now Calipari gets it - Courier-Journal
LEXINGTON, Ky. — As the University of Kentucky basketball team was preparing to play North Carolina this month, coach John Calipari downplayed the significance of the programs' race to become the first in college hoops history to win 2,000 games
Walter Stamm Dies at 64; Helped Curb Chlamydia - New York Times
The findings led to chlamydia control programs in the United States and Europe that markedly reduced the incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease. While the disease can be painful, it causes no symptoms in many women. In either case, the infection
A look at events from January to March that shaped midstate - Macon Telegraph
@BR Box Type bold lede colon:7: University of Georgia football stars Matthew Stafford and Knowshon Moreno announce that they will forgo their senior years to enter the NFL draft. 13: Starcadia Entertainment Park, located off Bass Road, closes after
When Uncle Joe’s your grandpa, &c. - Article.nationalreview.com
A final thought: You know how millions, for a generation or so, referred to Stalin as “Uncle Joe”? Imagine if, for real, he had been your Grandpa Joe. Anyway . . . You may well have seen this news out of Tehran: “After months of denials, Iran
Mentoring program gives kids incentive to learn - San Francisco Chronicle
He realized that without a good reason to learn, students were often bored and unmotivated, and then too many quit. With the state's high school dropout rate at a mind-boggling 25 percent, Balme decided to start asking his students questions: "If you
They pay for your classes, you get your books on loan, and you get a free trip to Europe,” said Rachel Hirsch, a 2008 Bellaire High School graduate who is in the honors college at Houston Community College, the area's most generous program. “
Non-traditional U.S. sports taking hold in the Santa Clara Valley - San Jose Mercury News
That's a sticky wicket! Hit a loop shot! Get in the scrum! Not exactly grand slam, slam dunk and touchdown, but this sport terminology makes perfect sense to a growing number of local residents who have brought their passion for sport with them from
Peddie schools Parkway in opener - The Sun News
MYRTLE BEACH -- Peddie School of Hightstown, N.J., kind of likes the blue print for success in the Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational that Fayette County (Ga.) has established. Fayette County (Ga.) won the 2008 tournament title with a championship
Demand grows for food for the needy - Wichita Falls Times Record News
The Wichita Falls Area Food Bank serves food pantries, soup kitchens, after-school feeding programs, senior citizen centers, homeless shelters and low-income day care centers in Archer, Baylor, Clay, Foard, Hardeman, Haskell, Jack, Knox, Montague
New Programs Aim to Lure Young Into Digital Jobs - New York Times
Yes, they say, the computing tools young people see and use every day — e-mail, text-messaging and Facebook — are part of the story. But so are the advances in field after field that are made possible by computing, like gene-sequencing that
Why 2K? Now Calipari gets it - Courier-Journal
LEXINGTON, Ky. — As the University of Kentucky basketball team was preparing to play North Carolina this month, coach John Calipari downplayed the significance of the programs' race to become the first in college hoops history to win 2,000 games
Walter Stamm Dies at 64; Helped Curb Chlamydia - New York Times
The findings led to chlamydia control programs in the United States and Europe that markedly reduced the incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease. While the disease can be painful, it causes no symptoms in many women. In either case, the infection
A look at events from January to March that shaped midstate - Macon Telegraph
@BR Box Type bold lede colon:7: University of Georgia football stars Matthew Stafford and Knowshon Moreno announce that they will forgo their senior years to enter the NFL draft. 13: Starcadia Entertainment Park, located off Bass Road, closes after
When Uncle Joe’s your grandpa, &c. - Article.nationalreview.com
A final thought: You know how millions, for a generation or so, referred to Stalin as “Uncle Joe”? Imagine if, for real, he had been your Grandpa Joe. Anyway . . . You may well have seen this news out of Tehran: “After months of denials, Iran
Mentoring program gives kids incentive to learn - San Francisco Chronicle
He realized that without a good reason to learn, students were often bored and unmotivated, and then too many quit. With the state's high school dropout rate at a mind-boggling 25 percent, Balme decided to start asking his students questions: "If you
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Sunday CEO: Greg Wetmore from the heart - Desert Sun
Greg Wetmore doesn't live only for the holidays. He's wrapped up in giving every day as president and chief executive officer of United Cerebral Palsy of the Inland Empire, the nonprofit organization serving more than 300 clientswho have cerebral
New GI Bill proves slow on the uptake in Vermont - Burlington Free Press
Some schools have gone an entire What's more, information on the post-9/11 program has been difficult to obtain from the VA, Lucier said, and UVM has been flooded with e-mail queries. Veterans returning to school have enough to cope with without
First of an occasional series - Detroit Free Press
A child sits on a school bus, his stomach gurgling. He didn't eat breakfast. The bus pulls up to an elementary school in Oakland County. Only a few people at school know that this child gets a free breakfast and lunch paid by the government. They
Broncos WR goes from malcontent to magnificent - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Brandon Marshall brought his 17-year-old cousin to Denver to get him out of the same menacing Pittsburgh neighborhood where he was raised. The move has been a success for both. Under Marshall's wing, Rayshon Williams has improved
Haunted by 40 Months in Iraq - New America Media
schools and markets had re-opened. Displaced people were moving back into their homes. The government was holding elections and the Iraqi army and police were in much better shape to provide security. We got the country back on its feet after we
Boyhood friends earn ‘wings’ - Tacoma News Tribune
Six childhood friends from University Place and Tacoma got their Eagle Scout wings Saturday afternoon. The college freshmen reunited at St. Luke’s Memorial Episcopal Church in Tacoma to officially receive the highest rank in the Boy Scouting
Michigan legislators OK school reform bills - Lansing State Journal
An effort sparked by hopes of winning up to $400 million in federal money for Michigan schools could have broad implications on educational choice and quality for years to come. The state could add more charter schools and poor-performing schools
Metro schools buckle under funding cuts - Detroit Free Press
Public Schools. Southfield isn't cutting staff this school use after 6 p.m. In a news release the district sent Friday, Superintendent Robert Livernois warned of even bigger problems for next school year. "We either have to cut programs
Report sees dramatic changes in Vermont school system - Burlington Free Press
Imagine grade school with no grades. Or high school where 100 percent of the students graduate and have the skills needed to attend to college. Picture Vermont’s school system with 13 to 20 school districts instead of the 290 that currently serve
Greg Wetmore doesn't live only for the holidays. He's wrapped up in giving every day as president and chief executive officer of United Cerebral Palsy of the Inland Empire, the nonprofit organization serving more than 300 clientswho have cerebral
New GI Bill proves slow on the uptake in Vermont - Burlington Free Press
Some schools have gone an entire What's more, information on the post-9/11 program has been difficult to obtain from the VA, Lucier said, and UVM has been flooded with e-mail queries. Veterans returning to school have enough to cope with without
First of an occasional series - Detroit Free Press
A child sits on a school bus, his stomach gurgling. He didn't eat breakfast. The bus pulls up to an elementary school in Oakland County. Only a few people at school know that this child gets a free breakfast and lunch paid by the government. They
Broncos WR goes from malcontent to magnificent - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Brandon Marshall brought his 17-year-old cousin to Denver to get him out of the same menacing Pittsburgh neighborhood where he was raised. The move has been a success for both. Under Marshall's wing, Rayshon Williams has improved
Haunted by 40 Months in Iraq - New America Media
schools and markets had re-opened. Displaced people were moving back into their homes. The government was holding elections and the Iraqi army and police were in much better shape to provide security. We got the country back on its feet after we
Boyhood friends earn ‘wings’ - Tacoma News Tribune
Six childhood friends from University Place and Tacoma got their Eagle Scout wings Saturday afternoon. The college freshmen reunited at St. Luke’s Memorial Episcopal Church in Tacoma to officially receive the highest rank in the Boy Scouting
Michigan legislators OK school reform bills - Lansing State Journal
An effort sparked by hopes of winning up to $400 million in federal money for Michigan schools could have broad implications on educational choice and quality for years to come. The state could add more charter schools and poor-performing schools
Metro schools buckle under funding cuts - Detroit Free Press
Public Schools. Southfield isn't cutting staff this school use after 6 p.m. In a news release the district sent Friday, Superintendent Robert Livernois warned of even bigger problems for next school year. "We either have to cut programs
Report sees dramatic changes in Vermont school system - Burlington Free Press
Imagine grade school with no grades. Or high school where 100 percent of the students graduate and have the skills needed to attend to college. Picture Vermont’s school system with 13 to 20 school districts instead of the 290 that currently serve
Students See Hard Future if Free Fares Are Ended - New York Times
The New Perils of Pauline - New York Times
Jam outlines Oildale after-school program - Bakersfield Californian
After-school program to close - Juneau Empire
Utica schools cut back on afterschool programs - Utica Observer Dispatch
Youth Theatre offers after-school programs - Hilton Head Island Packet
After-school program blends academics, fun - Frederick News Post (subscription)
Sunday CEO: Greg Wetmore from the heart - The Desert Sun
Students See Hard Future if Free Fares Are Ended New York Times “This might be just another reason for dropping out of school.” Participation in after-school programs would also suffer, students predicted. ... |
The New Perils of Pauline - New York Times
 Los Angeles Times | The New Perils of Pauline New York Times Back in 1971, Congress passed a bill aimed at providing high-quality early childhood education and after-school programs for any American family that wanted ... The latest health-care schedule |
Jam outlines Oildale after-school program - Bakersfield Californian
Jam outlines Oildale after-school program Bakersfield Californian * 91 percent of adults feel there should be some sort of after-school program, preferably with an educational ... |
After-school program to close - Juneau Empire
 WLFI.com | After-school program to close Juneau Empire An after-school program put together when the Juneau Boys and Girls Club abruptly closed in September will also come to an ... Eight-year-old hit by stray bullet while doing homework Tragedy from a stray bullet Christmas Came Early at the Boys & Girls Club |
Utica schools cut back on afterschool programs - Utica Observer Dispatch
Utica schools cut back on afterschool programs Utica Observer Dispatch The district has had to cut back on afterschool tutoring and programs after more than $66000 was cut from a grant last month. School principals suspended ... |
Youth Theatre offers after-school programs - Hilton Head Island Packet
Youth Theatre offers after-school programs Hilton Head Island Packet The Main Street Youth Theatre is holding registration for its 2010 winter after-school programs, including drama and dance. The winter session begins in ... |
After-school program blends academics, fun - Frederick News Post (subscription)
 Frederick News Post (subscription) | After-school program blends academics, fun Frederick News Post (subscription) Thurmont and Walkersville middle schools were identified as schools that could benefit from such an after-school program, mainly because of their relative ... |
Sunday CEO: Greg Wetmore from the heart - The Desert Sun
Sunday CEO: Greg Wetmore from the heart The Desert Sun The two after-school programs are also operating on a month-to-month basis. This year, we gave no pay increases. We gave little bonuses last year at ... |
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Ford Announces Finalists for 'Taurus Top Ten Competition' - PR Newswire (press release)
Ford Announces Finalists for 'Taurus Top Ten Competition' PR Newswire (press release) *Jovonna Townsend of Philadelphia, PA who is the founder of JO'NI Mentor and Model Program (JMMP), is an after school program dedicated to empowering ... |
After-school Friday fun helps kids, adults bond - Rockford Register Star
Viewpoints: Sac City district needs new thinking, bold action to reach heights ... - Sacramento Bee
Students See Hard Future if Free Fares Are Ended - New York Times
After-school program to close - Juneau Empire
Local school nominated for state honor - WEAU-TV 13
After-school Friday fun helps kids, adults bond Rockford Register Star Pastor Dustin Lenz reached out to Principal Lisa Clark in the spring to offer an after-school program to all students. They thought 20, maybe 30, ... |
Viewpoints: Sac City district needs new thinking, bold action to reach heights ... - Sacramento Bee
 Telegraph.co.uk | Viewpoints: Sac City district needs new thinking, bold action to reach heights ... Sacramento Bee This invitation must include activities and services that support students and families – parent centers, clinics, afterschool programs, adult classes, ... There is going to be a change in the weighted grading system at Mt. Carmel ... Roberson is best at RHES |
Students See Hard Future if Free Fares Are Ended - New York Times
Students See Hard Future if Free Fares Are Ended New York Times “This might be just another reason for dropping out of school.” Participation in after-school programs would also suffer, students predicted. ... |
After-school program to close - Juneau Empire
WLFI.com | After-school program to close Juneau Empire An after-school program put together when the Juneau Boys and Girls Club abruptly closed in September will also come to an ... Tragedy from a stray bullet Eight-year-old hit by stray bullet while doing homework Christmas Came Early at the Boys & Girls Club |
Local school nominated for state honor - WEAU-TV 13
Local school nominated for state honor WEAU-TV 13 Student improvement with this new curriculum was also greatly assisted by Cornell's after school program. The program allows students to receive additional ... |
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