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Happy faux-lidays
Every year, Marie Puskas and her extended family put all of their eggs in one basket — along with their Valentines, New Year's noisemakers, Christmas gifts, Thanksgiving fixings and Halloween treats.
Naturally, they call this annual family...Tags: Human Interest, Religious Festivals, Halloween, Travel, Family Vacations
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Singing the praises of fake Christmas trees
If I had to do it over, which I actually do, I would gather new holiday decorations the way I'd build a new wardrobe.
As I mentioned in last week's column, I lost all my holiday decorations in my move to Florida. While coming to grips with that, I...Tags: Natural Resources, Forests, Norman Rockwell, Target, Environmental Issues
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Benny Hinn and former wife reconcile
The Religion WorldPath Magazine reports that former Orlando preacher Benny Hinn... -
Speaking with Straight No Chaser's Walter Chase: Lehigh Valley native says a cappella group's popularity still surprising
Lehigh Valley MusicFour and a half years after a cappella group Straight No Chaser's video performance of “The 12 Days of Christmas” mashed up with Toto's “Africa” made it an Internet sensation, how successful does the group remain? Straight No... -
Cuban priest: On a track to sainthood?
It may have been Easter, not Christmas; but South Florida Catholics -- especially the Cuban-Americans among them -- got a gift when the church declared Father Felix Varela "venerable," one of three steps toward possible sainthood. Varela, a 19th...
Tags: Religious Festivals, Human Interest, Religion and Belief, Asthma, Politics
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Final Four: It's been a wild ride for the Louisville Cardinals and their fans
hmorris@amnews.comI’ll be first to admit — and any other right-thinking Louisville fan should too — no way did I see this coming. Watching Louisville rally to beat Florida on Saturday, I could barely believe it, the Cardinals were going to the Final...Tags: College Sports, Billy Donovan, Florida Gators, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Big East Conference
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A role that could become 'Golden'
Audiences in Orange County perhaps best know actor Hal Landon Jr. as the mainstay of South Coast Repertory Theater Co.'s annual production of "A Christmas Carol." The veteran of the SCR stage, who was one of the company's founding members in the 1960s,...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Jean Dujardin, Celebrities, Entertainment, Michel Hazanavicius
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Founding Harbor Day School headmaster dies
John F. Marder, the founding headmaster of Harbor Day School, Orange County's first independent school, has died. He was 82. Marder, a Newport Beach resident, died Saturday of complications related to dementia. "Although not technically the founder of...Tags: Polio, Alzheimer's Disease, Orange County (New York)
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Mail Call - Jan. 30
“People are complaining about homeless people at the post office. I heard the shelter makes them leave the shelter at 7 a.m., and then return at 7 p.m. My husband and I have often thought about this. Where do the people go for 12 hours? Where do you...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Meryl Streep, George Washington, Politics, Credit and Debt
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Archdiocese investigating priest charged with indecent exposure
The Archdiocese of Baltimore has launched its own investigation into a Towson priest arrested this month on charges of indecent exposure at an adult store.
Mark Stewart Bullock, 47, is scheduled for a March 6 court appearance in District Court in Harford...Tags: Religion and Belief, Harford County, Severna Park
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