Calendar and Events The Charlotte Observer
COMEDY ZONE: 516 N. College St. (Eighth and College streets next to Time Lounge). 704-348-4242; www.thecomedyzone.net.8 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8 and 10:15 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. 516 N. College St.
THE PHONY MARINE Book Reporter
Hugo Marder is like a lot of guys his age. Educated at a mid-level college, employed in a mid-level job and divorced, at age 50 he's slightly overweight and out of shape. He lives modestly in a Washington, DC townhouse that is close to work.
For lovers of literature: Bed, breakfast — and lots of books Inside Bay Area
BOOK LOVERS have their own special system for rating hotels. Naturally, top points go to rooms with good lamps, cheery fireplaces and chairs you can plop into with ease.
Preview events calendar Kansas City Star
BURR IT’S COLD!: Learn how wildlife stays warm in the winter. 1-2:30 p.m. Dec. 2. Burr Oak Woods Nature Center, 1401 N.W. Park, Blue Springs. Free. Advance registration required. For families. Dress for outdoor hike. (816-228-3766)
To do Star-Gazette
Friday CLASSES •JEWELRY CLASS, 10 a.m.-noon, Michael's The Arts and Crafts Store, Consumer Square, Route 64, Big Flats. Space limited, call to register: 739-2084. SCRAPBOOKING CLASSES, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Different topic each week. Call for information.
Briefly in Tompkins Cornell wrestling benefit for Hospicare this Sunday Sign-up now for help from summer work camp The Ithaca Journal
ITHACA — The Ithaca City School District released preliminary architectural drawings for a proposed gym and wellness center at Ithaca High School and a gym at Belle Sherman Elementary School.
Alderson Council designates ‘Alumni Park’ Mountain Messenger
On the recommendation of Alderson Main Street, the town council Thursday designated the area just down stream from Memorial Bridge (on the Monroe County side) as Alderson Alumni Park.
Readers' Retreats Hartford Courant
Book lovers have their own special system for rating hotels. Naturally, top points go to rooms with good lamps, cheery fireplaces and chairs you can plop into with ease. But what tips reader-friendly lodging into the premier category are serenity and literary spirit. Now that we've put away the beach novels and taken to more substantial books, we went hunting for accommodations with just the
Home Front Washington Post
Post Home staff editors Annie Groer and Jura Koncius are here to answer your decorating-related questions.
Pedaling into the past Denver Post
For a classic control freak accustomed to planning every minute, not having a cycle computer - a
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