Sex Offender Law In Oregon Is Different
- May
- 19
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Without giving too much away, I live near a park in West Medford and I just found on www.familywatchdog.com, a Web site that tracks where sex offenders live, that a sex offender lists an address near this park. A friend told me that sex offender cannot live within a 1,000 feet of a park of [...]
Toby’s wandering days now over
- April
- 20
Some of the students wondered if he might be the same turtle who used to regularly visit their school and had been missing from the Thorn family home down the road for nearly three years.
Wendy Thorn is 100 per cent sure the turtle is her Toby, who had a unique mark on the bottom of [...]
I miss having a man but only if he has a toolkit says Julia Sawalha
- April
- 8
Wendy was hardly a name at all before the publication of Peter Pan, and Darren
pretty much unheard of in Britain until the American sitcom Bewitched
introduced us to the husband of the nose-wiggling Samantha. Maybe we should
now brace ourselves for a generation of girls named Dorcas. It may not be
the prettiest of names, but Julia Sawalha’s [...]
Howard Live Calendar
- March
- 29
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Columbia photographer Carl Segal will show his color photographs of great apes and other primates Monday through April 25 at Artists’ Gallery in the American City Building, 10227 Wincopin Circle, Columbia. Segal — a psychiatrist and author of Mental Health Care, What a Zoo! — has been studying the beauty and personalities of primates and [...]
In a down market, it is better to rent out home or sell it
- March
- 16
WASHINGTON — In a market where houses are taking longer to sell — or not selling at all — owners hoping to move on sometimes opt to rent their homes until things improve.
The popular wisdom among real-estate professionals is that this is a sensible solution. That way, you can at least generate some cash [...]
Making boxed sets work for your family
- March
- 6
After you’ve brought home the boxed set of books, activities, games and toys for your kids, what do you do now? Use it as a jumping off point.
When Parents magazine editor-in-chief Sally Lee bought a set of outdoor games for her family last summer, she ignored the paperwork in the box. “I didn’t read [...]
How to turn party kits into something special for the family
- March
- 6
As party planning guides go, this one rivals any you’ll find for organizing a major social event: Its 94-page book includes menu ideas, decorating tips, thoughts on creating the perfect gift bag.
There are suggestions for spa treatments your guests can enjoy, and the kit comes packaged in a shiny box with invitations, matching envelopes [...]
Kids play grow at camp
- March
- 6
Don’t think of camp as just a way to keep kids occupied during the long days of summer.
The right summer camp can accelerate a child’s development and provide lifelong skills, psychologists say.
At camp, kids get to live communally, engage in a variety of recreational activities and spend time away from home and family. [...]
Club shows this week
- February
- 22
JAZZ %26 BLUES
Code 3 Lounge
Wed: Greg Warren, 9 p.m. No cover. 2034 Larimer St., 303-296-3352
Dazzle
Today: Sarah Partridge, 7 and 9 p.m. $15;Sat: John Fedchock, 7 %26 9 p.m. $15; Sun: John Fedchock, 7 p.m. $15; Tue: the Andrew Trim Quintet, 7 p.m. $7; Wed: Steve Wilson with the Colorado Jazz Orchestra, 7 p.m. $12. 930 [...]
Families friends fearful after raid
- February
- 12
PROVO %26#151; Not only was Francisco Ortiz supposed to come home from work Thursday night, he was supposed to bring his paycheck as well.
But he never made it. He was arrested Thursday morning by federal immigration agents who conducted a raid at the Universal Industrial [...]
