Spike Lee Stands Firm Knicks Loyalist Despite Nets Move
Spike Lee told The New York Times he remains a Knicks fan and Brooklyn native, amid Brooklyn Nets plans to begin play in their home borough this fall after moving from New Jersey.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2012
Page
16
Spike Lee told The New York Times he remains a Knicks fan and Brooklyn native, amid Brooklyn Nets plans to begin play in their home borough this fall after moving from New Jersey.
A reader notice announces Dear Abby and Ask Amy will resume in Accent tomorrow, inviting readers to check the column return. The item reflects a publishing schedule update for the feature advice pages.
Lisa Stephens recalls learning to swim from age three with four certified lifeguards guiding her. She progressed from using multiple noodles to swimming 8 feet deep and taking the plunge. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Iroberson chroniclet.com.
A personal diary recounts five days of swim lessons. The writer battles a lifelong fear, gradually blows bubbles, treads water, and even jumps with a noodle for safety. By day five progress grows, confidence boosts, and optimism remains as the author vows to continue learning.
Rachel shares how to save on beauty services with coupons from newsletters and social media. She notes area salons, training spas, and special discounts for kids and seniors, plus tips on timing and tipping practices. The piece promotes a Chronicle-Telegram coupon class on August 15 at Elyria High School and a chance to win a gift pack.
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