STILLWATER — The Historical Society of Stillwater Township, in partnership with the Stillwater Recreation Commission, will celebrate its fifth annual Fall Festival from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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St. Thomas High School, at the corner of Memorial and Shepherd, begins construction this week on a six-level, 433-vehicle parking garage to accommodate more student drivers and guests at extracurricular events

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Parking garage breaking ground at St. Thomas high

More than 300 cancer caps have been hand-crocheted for local cancer patients and survivors by the children and staff in the school-age program at Vance, and they dont plan on stopping anytime soon.

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Vance kids knit caps for cancer patients

Published: Tuesday, August 17, 2010 at 12:01 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, August 16, 2010 at 4:39 p.m. Come to the Auburndale Woman’s Club 4:30 p.m

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Lots For You to Do At the Libraries

Niagara Region Public Health is offering a free breast-feeding workshop next week. The seminar will be held Aug. 17 from 6-8 p.m

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Breastfeeding workshop next week

HOUMA As summer ends and students head back to the classroom, one 14-year-old at Evergreen Junior High School will be beginning her duties as a state officer.

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Reina Ross wasn’t scared when she heard about a racist death threat scrawled on a bathroom at Boulder High School. Ross, the president of the school’s Black Student Alliance and an incoming sophomore, said she was “just really, really hurt.”

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The long, lazy days of summer are quickly drawing to a close, but with that comes the excitement of getting a new look and up-to-date supplies for the school year. The state of Tennessee’s annual Sales Tax Holiday is Friday-Sunday, so shoppers can take advantage of tax-free goods, from school supplies, $100 or less per item, to clothing, $100 or less per item, to computers, $1,500 or less.

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Back-to-school style and savings

In the ‘Crocheting for Charity’ class during the Ann Arbor ReSkilling Festival, Teressa Streng (right) teaches Jumanah Colvin how to crochet as Jumanah’s grandmother, Elizabeth, looks on.Eric Bronson | For AnnArbor.com Bronwen Gates stood outside the Rudolf Steiner High School……

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Third Ann Arbor ReSkilling Festival draws 150 people to teach old-fashioned ’skills for the future’

MORONGO BASIN Children up to 18 years old may get free breakfasts and lunches from the summer feeding program administered by Morongo Unified School District.

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Schools serve free meals