Published: Friday, March 12, 2010 at 9:52 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, March 12, 2010 at 9:52 a.m.

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Police report: March 5-11 (The Daily Comet)

It’s official.

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Blood, sweat and cheers (Mail and Guardian)

NEW EXHIBITS

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Exhibits (Tallahassee Democrat)

The Smoky Mountain Fiber Arts Festival, an interactive event connecting the community with fiber arts activities, will be held today through Sunday in Townsend.

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Fiber Arts Festival opens today in Townsend (The Maryville Daily Times)

Certain toys can take adults back to childhood. Sometimes there are fond memories of slot race cars spinning out on track curves or racing a Mattel Big Wheel down the sidewalk.

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Restoration of the past is part of doll collecting (Madison Daily Leader)

“MOMS’ MORNING OUT,” mothers can stay with their children or run errands. 10:30 a.m.-noon Thursdays, Douglass Community Center, 407 E. Market St., Leesburg.

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Loudoun County community calendar, March 11-18, 2010 (Washington Post)

Barb White is a familiar face at The Center at 714 S.

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The Center’s White loves to ‘open doors’ for others (The Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil)

Fifth grader Andrew Miller had the winning time for the obstacle course Tuesday in Custer’s just for fun afterschool program.

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Custer students are blow-hards (Custer County Chief)

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Silks New Spring Hosiery Collections Deliver Latest Runway Looks, Innovation and Value (Marketwire)

Newton Barbara Meininger is a woman on multiple missions with a common focus to enrich the lives of children.

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Local woman handcrafts items to warm the hearts of the county’s children in need (The Township Journal)