By Talei Abrahamson Honorable mention, fourth grade The Chronicle
For Christmas I am going to get rid of my old toys and give them to kids that don't have a very good Christmas. I think it will make kids really happy and it will make me very happy.
How would we fare alone on a world stage? The Scotsman
FOR 300 years, Scotland has operated on the world stage as a part of the United Kingdom. Wars and campaigns, triumphs and disasters have been shared equally with Scotland's Union partners.
Bay Weekly’s 11th Hour Guide to Gifted Giving New Bay Times
The world is full of wondrous things to buy. It’s fun to set yourself loose in your favorite stores or catalogs and let whim guide your giving. Gift shopping that way, you might choose a cheese grater disguised as a mouse for Betsy, who has an affinity for mice, at least on Halloween.
Independence: what voters need to know The Scotsman
INDEPENDENCE is at the top of the agenda in Scotland for the first time in a generation. But what would an independent Scotland be like?
The time to give: Southwest Florida Christmas wish lists Naples Daily News
Here it is — the master wish list of Southwest Florida social services and educators. They accepted our invitation to help them hook up with readers who are looking for a worthy charity this Christmas season. There are plenty of choices. On this and two other pages inside this section you will find capsule summaries of each organization’s mission, their wishes and how readers can get in touch for
Material, size count for choice of sheets Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Finding the right bed linens are important for many reasons. There is always aesthetics, but what about comfort, quality and size?
Brighten a Christmas: Basic items would improve lives of mother, 2 sons News Journal
MANSFIELD -- The mother and two sons in today's Brighten a Christmas casefile have a couple of basic needs that, if covered, would improve their quality of life.
Shoppers need cheat sheet for buying bed linens Inside Bay Area
FINDING the right bed linens are important for many reasons.
Ministers act to wean Scotland off £55m-a-year antidepressant habit The Scotsman
DOCTORS issued more than 3.5 million prescriptions for antidepressants in Scotland last year, three times what they were handing out 13 years ago, official figures have revealed.
Operation Holiday: Family living in hotel with son who has autism Daily Record
John and Clarissa are trying to keep their family together. The young couple (Case B26) are the parents of 16-year-old Michele, 13-year-old Anne and 15-year-old John Jr., who is autistic.
bag+bed+in+size+twin: , , bag+bed+in+size+twin