… will offer a silent auction of gift baskets, wine, professional services, tickets to sporting and cultural events, and dinners at local restaurants, as well as a book sale for children, teens and adults, children's toys, and a wide variety of fine …

Although in its infancy, Hughes is starting a grass-roots campaign, collecting dresses, costume jewelry, accessories and makeup with the offer that any young woman attending special functions can get a dress and made up for no cost at all. “I have just …

26 at Precious Fine Jewelry. The store is located at 2835 Showplace Drive, in the Naperville Crossings shopping center northwest of 95th Street and Route 59. The man who took part in the alleged theft stands about 5 feet tall, according to a Crime …

Most of the time, she can recognize people by their jewelry such as a watch or a ring. Emma meets Kandice every morning by … CVI is when the eyes see fine but chemicals in the brain cannot process visual information. Normally, seventy percent of …

Ms. Spang, owner of Plate 21 coffee shop, also worked as a gemologist for a former local jewelry store, which included making semi-annual trips to New York to buy diamonds, and has a degree in fine arts from BGSU. She has proposed giving incentives to …

Dan Charron will teach Metal/Jewelry from 5:30-8-30 p.m. Mondays, beginning Sept. 16. Open to all ability levels; beginning students learn about basic metal working tools and techniques … Hannah Marshall, NFA '2013, a freshman at The School of the …

After years of remodeling and flipping houses in the area, the Texas native had accumulated an assortment of fine home furnishings ranging from pictures to dressers, lamps and tables. She used that inventory as a basis to start Patina's, which opened …

The deputy spoke with the woman, who said she was fine. A 911 call was … Tom Roush, Hull Road, Salineville, reported at 4:05 p.m. Wednesday sometime during the day someone entered his home taking money, jewelry and a flat screen TV. Ruth Sears …

Around the Powwow grounds, vendors offered up goods from bread to small animal furs, fine artwork and traditional jewelry. Audrey Roach, a North Carolina native who identified herself as part Cherokee, watched over tables of herbs, turtle shells and …