It’s an inspiration to see anyone with a disability defying the odds, and now one local organization called the Stable Hands Riding Program is giving disabled children and adults the chance to ride horses.
Monthly Archives: November 2008
Family Tradition: The Legacy of Ol? Hank (New York Times)
Two closer looks at a country music giant offer more than just the myth and the melodrama.
Woman dies after horseback accident (News 10 NBC Rochester)
A Hilton woman is dead after a freak horse riding accident at Mendon Ponds Park.It happened just after 1:30 this afternoon…
No-Frills Paradise (Hartford Courant)
Rincón, Puerto Rico, Is A Bit Of Heaven, Without The Fancy Price Tag Does anything beat leaving a cold, wintry airport and arriving at a southern destination, feeling the warm tropical breeze on your face? Or taking that first cleansing dip in the cerulean Caribbean? For the past several years, my family has been going to Rincón, Puerto Rico, and staying at Parador Villa Antonio. This funky …
Community Briefs (The Hendersonville Times-News)
Eye health topic of lunch and learn”Your Aging Eyes: How to Keep Them Healthy,” a free lunch and learn patient education seminar with Carolina Ophthalmology, will start at noon Wednesday in their Hendersonville office location.
Be frugal, fabulous parent (Billings Gazette)
Children may be a blessing, but they can also leave you broke. Middle-income families will spend $204,060 on feeding, housing and schooling a baby born in 2007 until his or her 18th birthday, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. And t …
Be a frugal, fabulous parent (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Moms Randi Zuckerwise Madrid and Danielle Klein of New York created their own music class for babies. Participants pay $20 for 8 sessions to cover the cost of tambourines, bells and shakers. Klein and Madrid download music to an iPod. Music classes in the area can run about $300 a session.