Denise Neil lists celebrity interviews from a Wichita Eagle piece
Entertainment reporter Denise Neil recalls interviewing James Brown in Chattanooga in 1988 and Vanilla Ice in 1988, Tom Brokaw in Atlanta during the 1996 Olympics, and Phil Stacey from American Idol. She notes a Facebook friend questioning the mix and asks readers what they discuss at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tom Brokaw
Atlanta
U.S
Vanilla Ice
Phil Stacey
Moving meditation class showcased at Buckeye Woods Park
Judy A Totts reports on Mary Cuchna leading tai chi warm ups at Asian Martial Arts Medina Township. Marlene Tomasch joins in as they demonstrate forms including a fan routine. World Tai Chi and Qigong Day at Buckeye Woods Park 6335 Route 162 Lafayette Township gathers 60 countries at 10 am Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ware
Chronicle
Mary Cucina
Buckeye Woods Park
Lafayette Township
Medina Township
Mary Cuchna
Cuchna
Marlene Tomasch
Hinckley
Cadhna
Tomasch
Cudina
Australia
Elyria
Grafton Road
Medina County
Playing dress up kids embrace costumes and imagination
A parent recalls costumes and play as Ethan Harriet and Keira explore Batman Houdini and Cinderella roles at home. The writer notes kids dive into pretend without self consciousness and reflects on when that changes, hoping it lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Harry Houdini
Ethan
Keira
Arthritis Awareness Month Exercise Series at EMH Avon
EMH Center for Health and Fitness in Avon hosts a five week program guiding arthritis friendly moves led by registered nurse and personal trainer Kathy Hungerman. The routine emphasizes head to toe chair based exercises to improve daily function and shoulder mobility with 16 reps per set and a five minute warm up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMH Center For Health & Fitness
Avon
Kathy Hungerman
EMH
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Denise Neil
Facebook
dneil@wichitaeagle
Judy A. Totts
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Alicia Castelli
McClatchy Newspaper
Batman
Superhero
Arthritis Foundation
TEN Davis
Chrissy Kadleck
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