Life as a politician's kid Rocky Mountain News
Bill and Frances Owens' three children have never known a life outside politics. Frances was pregnant when Bill campaigned for his first office, a state House seat from Aurora.
Five decades later The Times of Northwest Indiana
She's been "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" for almost 50 years, but Brenda Lee never tires of her holiday classic -- though some listeners might by the time Christmas rolls around.
Success rate high for Youth Challenge Hattiesburg American
Hailey Foster isn't afraid of heights any more. She can also make a bed, mop a floor and perform well in college-level courses. And she's focused on the future.
2006 sees passing of actors, musicians AP via Yahoo! News
In films such as "Nashville," Robert Altman constructed a complex world, interweaving a large ensemble of players, famous and unknown, to portray human beings in all their wisdom and folly.
Parents opting for chic baby chambers NorthJersey.com
Lisa Becken is a buyer in New York City's garment district, so when it came time to plan the design of her daughter's nursery, the bar was set pretty high.
Battlefield's 'Doc' now in a nation's care Rocky Mountain News
The skinny sailor sat in the Philadelphia airport terminal in his deep-blue dress uniform, cracking his knuckles, shifting in his seat, waiting for his best friend.
Wiring his brain The Providence Journal
Mario Della Grotta lay awake on the operating table as doctors drilled two half-inch holes in his skull. He could hear the drill’s whine, feel its vibrations in the bone. But he sensed nothing when they took the crucial step: sliding a pair of wires deep into the white folds of his brain.
Brothers charged with felonies following assault Bismarck Tribune
Two brothers face felony charges in the assault of a 16-year-old Bismarck boy. Carlos Mendez, 19, was charged Thursday with aggravated assault, a Class C felony, for allegedly hitting the boy in the face.
Kelly Marker: Uncontrolled parental stress can damage children Rapid City Journal
Stress is an emotional response to the perception that the demands on oneself exceed the personal and social resources available. In other words, life events become overpowering.
Consider Holiday Stress on Children Arlington Catholic Herald
It is generally acknowledged that the holiday season can be difficult for adults. This time of year, headlines at the newsstands tout all sorts of ways to “bust stress.” Ironically, one of the suggestions is often to look at the holiday through “the eyes of a child.”
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