Dogs Becoming Fashionable in Frisco Crafts
In San Francisco the trend of turning low spirits into style grows as residents craft sweaters skirts scarves and gloves for dogs to brighten outings and reuse materials. The AP report highlights local makers embracing upcycled fashion for pets amid economic strain.
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Children and Snowmobile Clubs Hold Local Meetings
The Southern Maine Association for Young Children meets January to host a drama program by David LaGraffe at the Children's Center Biddeford 41 Birch St. The Old Orchard Beach Snowmobile Club meets at the VFW Hall to plan a snowmobile safety course and a rescue unit with a Feb 22 follow up. A separate feature notes residents harvesting dogs hair from Samoyeds to spin into yarn and cloth with talks of a commercial venture and prices.
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Houston Growth Fueled by Oil Boom and Annexation
Houston thrives amid a booming oil sector and a state law allowing free suburban annexation, driving growth and prosperity while many cities nationwide lag.
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Workshops Set In Biddeford
The Biddeford School Department and the Maine Division of Special Education sponsor a three credit recertification workshop Teaching Children With Special Needs for grades K 3. Held at Biddeford High School Video Production Center, the program runs sixteen half hour lessons each Tuesday Jan 28 May 27 3 pm to 4 30 pm with seminars to view telecourse lessons discuss materials and share experiences.
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