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Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
Telegraph staff reports With the start of the school year just around the comer, the Goodfellow Shoe Fund buyers have been busy purchasing shoes for children in the area whose parents or guardians cannot afford to buy them. Parents or guardians who need the service of the Shoe Fund need to fill out an application form. Application forms can be found at the Craft State Office Building at 200 S ...
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Web ads that follow you are the latest marketing technique
The shoes Julie Matlin recently saw on Zappos.com were kind of cute, or so she thought. But Matlin was not ready to buy and left the site.
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With kayaks, it’s best to try before you buy
I’m moving from a sit-on-top to a sit-in kayak, and I’m looking for something I can use in cold-water Maine. The Perception Carolina 12 DLX is at the top of my wish list. But my budget says that if I go for a Pelican Pursuit 12, I can buy it now. – Nan, Medford, N.J.
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STUDENTS VOTE WITH FEET: AL'S SHOES IS A FAVORITE :
VINELAND -- On a recent summer morning, shortly after his daughter picked the best fitting pair, Harry Riegel hoped he was buying his last pair of school uniform shoes.
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Steve Lambert: New shoes make it easier than ever to run barefoot
About a year ago, I wrote about my struggles with running - having taken it up for the umpteenth time since reaching the age of love handles.
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VISTA: Local group helps VUSD kids buy new shoes
A local charity has teamed up with the Vista Unified SchoolDistrict to help 250 middle- and high-school students buy new shoesthis year.
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Milligan joins effort to collect 10,000 pairs of shoes for Romanian children
Students at Milligan College are collecting shoes and monetary donations to assist Remember the Children, a non-profit, faith-based organization attempting to gather 10,000 pairs of shoes in 10 months for Romanian children.
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Charity event set to hand out shoes
New shoes and socks are part of the hectic back-to-school shopping drill for many parents. And for local families affected by job loss and the weak economy, there isn't enough money to buy new shoes and socks for their growing kids.
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Police say woman threw shoes at store clerk
A Roxbury woman became so angry when a store clerk would not give her a $10 discount on a pair of sneakers that she smacked the clerk in the head with a purse, police said.
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Eye for textiles led Amy Weaver to 2nd career
Amy Weaver's career trajectory comes as no surprise to those who knew her as a child. "I would sit for hours in my bedroom, drawing rooms with wallpaper, furniture and lighting," she recalled, noting that she also drew buckles on her shoes. "Since I was the... Furniture - Textile - Shopping - Business - Amy Weaver
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