91 year old teacher shares secrets to success
Substitute educator has spent seven decades in classrooms guiding students and shaping futures. At 91 she remains active in teaching communities and mentoring younger educators, reflecting a lifetime of dedication that touched thousands.
Older mothers defy norms with twins at 57 and 63
Judith Cates, age 63, and husband Carl, 53, raise 5-year-old twin girls born when she was 57, a sign of advancing reproductive ages. CDC reports over 100000 births to women over 40 in 2003 and 1512 first-time mothers aged 45 to 54, while researchers note older parents may enjoy financial and social advantages.
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Evansville
Ind
Judith Cates
Florida
Carli
Cates
New York
Georgia
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Carl M. Cates Jr
Brian Powell
Indiana University
Off-road running grows as new trails draw runners
Lebanon woman Jennifer Drury releases gospel CD Ever New featuring self penned songs on personal and spiritual relationships. The Middletown Journal notes a forecast of mostly cloudy skies with rain developing and a high near 49 degrees.
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Jennifer Drury
Early morning rush as Target shoppers flood doors
Hundreds line up before 6 a.m. outside Target on Roosevelt Parkway as store staff prepare for a busy opening. Shoppers flood in, dash to electronics and toys, while patrons describe the scene as exciting and part of the holiday kickoff after Thanksgiving.
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Pat Ruckerman
Middletown Journal
Target
Middletown
Roosevelt Parkway
Mark Westendorf
Bill Jones
Hunter
Target Store
Thousands still need housing in Florida
Hurricane Frances and Hurricane Jeanne left Florida families homeless as roofs collapsed and walls soaked. Sarah Mason, 67, lost her 35 year home and faced a future without insurance, while FEMA aims to provide temporary housing for at least 10,000 families and has placed nearly 8,500 in trailers. Daily new requests for help exceed 100 as mold and other issues arise.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Sarah Mason
Jeanne
Mason
Florida
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Iraqi parties push delay for January elections
Sunni and Kurdish groups urged delaying the January 30 vote, arguing violence and Sunni boycott could undermine legitimacy. The call, endorsed by 17 parties at Adnan Pachachi's home, seeks elections by July 30 to allow security improvements and proper organization. US opposition noted to any delay. Shiites hopeful the vote will empower their majority, with Grand Ayatollah Sistani urging all eligible people to vote.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Adnan Pachachi
Saad Abdul-Razzak
Pachachi
United States
Association of Muslim Scholars
U.S
Ayatollah
Ali Sistani
Middletown Light Up Middletown kickoff lights tree by Santa
Eight year old Sara Ramirez kneels beneath Middletown’s downtown Christmas tree at the Broad Street Central Avenue corner during the annual lighting ceremony Friday. The Light Up Middletown event opened to the public Friday as part of the holiday season kickoff.
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Sara Ramirez
Middletown
Broad Street
Central Avenue
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