Woman discovers Iroquois heritage and starts Indian goods shop
Irving resident Jackie DeWolf learned she is part Iroquois at age 40 and since then has run Jackie's Place a small Irving shop selling authentic American Indian jewelry paintings and headdresses. She and husband Carl attend powwows and plan to expand her Indian goods focus while traveling for new items.
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College for Kids at Odessa College enrolls youths 11 to 15
Applications are accepted through Friday for Odessa College's College for Kids enrichment program for high achieving youths aged 11 through 15. Sessions run June 9 to 19, 8 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with courses including Showtime, Up, Up and Away NASA and Space, and Introduction to Video Production.
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Man builds useful objects from junk in Manor woods
Nebern B. Young, 68, turns salvaged wood and metal into furniture and odd devices at his wooded retreat east of Manor. He operates a self built sawmill and machines fashioned from junk to cut, plane, and finish boards for cedar chests and coffins.
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Judy Blume Still Speaks For Children In Her Books
Los Angeles profile of Judy Blume a grown author with 17 books and 25 million copies in print. Her works for kids like Are You There God It’s Me Margaret and Superfudge earned major awards. She now channels child voices in Letters to Judy asking parents to listen as she shares childhood fears.
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