Solo flight marks milestone for seasoned learner
The pilot recalls her first solo flight on a February day with snow on the ground and zero-plus temperatures. Perry notes her surprise but praises a fantastic performance as her husband and daughter celebrate on the runway. She plans bigger planes and instrument rating while crediting flying with sharpened awareness and careful pre flight checks.
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Village life charms residents with poolside social scene
Four-year Village veteran Don Chouinard praises the community as a compatible, upwardly mobile crowd with engaging conversation and appealing scenery. Residents note crowded, pricey pools at larger complexes, with Cor corners seen as affordable by some. Marketing director Carol Winfrey says the Village’s air and prestige draw newcomers despite competition from other complexes.
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Village reputation fuels residents' quiet defiance
People still live here because the place carries a reputation as a wild area. A schoolteacher named Sue recalls the village’s notoriety and how outsiders react when told where she lives.
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Village in Dallas Holds Status as Swinging Landmark
In Dallas the Village, a large garden apartment complex, maintains about 96 percent occupancy despite a downturn and is known as a traditional stop for movers. Historians view it as a mixed symbol of status and a once vibrant swinging scene, now mellowed but still infamous.
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Older women find favor with some men in readers letters
A column on attitudes toward age and romance features reader responses. Several men defend dating older women citing maturity, better communication, and lasting connections, while others prefer younger partners. The discussion includes mixed views from men in California Canada and North Hollywood.
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Davenport chiropractor touts wrist realignment cure for carpal tunnel
Davenport chiropractor Mitchell Mally claims his Dr Mally's Extremity Dyskinetics Technique realigns wrist bones to relieve carpal tunnel with about 95 percent success. He contrasts with surgery, which he says has 85 percent success and longer pain.
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