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February 18, 2006 on 6:00 am | In Sign Language |

People of Illinois invited to share their view of the arts
Lincoln Daily News - [FEB. 15 , 2006] C HICAGO — The people of Illinois are being invited to share their views on public funding for the arts and the value the arts bring to their communities. The Illinois Arts Council is hosting public, statewide information gathering

Health calendar
Cincinnati Enquirer - Small Talk Baby Sign Language, 7-8:30 p.m., St. Luke Hospital East, 85 Grand Ave, Fort Thomas. Parents with infants 6-24 months. Cafeteria conference room. $30. Registration required. (859) 572-3100. The Big Talk, 7-9 p.m., St. Elizabeth Medical

See this week’s cover.
Seattle Weekly - Going Nuts in the Rut It’s time for a relationship tune-up or a trade-in. Dategirl , by Judy McGuire. Horoscopes Feb. 15-21, 2006 Sign Language , by Caeriel Crestin. Feb. 15-21, 2006 Illustration by Carl DeTorres This Week’s Cover

A love that lasts
Bland Messenger - Vicky Persons was a divorced single mom buying calipers for her 1972 Dodge Dart, doing her own car repairs to save money. Lee McIntosh was the manager of Advance Auto, a single guy who’d never been married and lived at home. They’d seen each other

Brothers seek wrestling title for two schools
Memphis Commercial Appeal - But when Ashten and Demetrius Johnson proudly stroll from class to class at Brighton High in their Munford High wrestling gear, the sight is met mainly with shrugs and perhaps the odd comment. It should be noted that the Johnson brothers don’t dress

Scientists Find Ability For Grammar Hardwired Into Humans
Medical News Today - Researchers have long wondered why certain fundamental characteristics of grammar are present in all languages, and now a team of scientists at the University of Rochester has found evidence that these properties are built into the way our brains

What happens after life?
Beaufort Gazette - RIDGELAND — A handful of people sit on cold, metal chairs under a sign that reads, “Next.” A few men walk around, gripping black flashlights and wearing black T-shirts with “Security” and “John 8:36″ printed in yellow. They are waiting for someone

Eleven up for Miss Polar Fest, Miss Teen Polar Fest
DL-Online - Five teens are vying for the Miss Polar Fest title, and six for the Miss Teen Polar Fest title. Miss Polar Fest 2005 Leah Griffin and Miss Teen Polar Fest 2005 Summer Jordan will pass on the crowns to two lucky girls Saturday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m. in

Levesque: Johjima anything but average
Seattle Post Intelligencer - PEORIA, Ariz. — There’s a cozy sameness to the start of spring training: the sun rising over the dewy green of the practice fields, the clubhouse smelling of fresh laundry and old sweat. But for all this soothing familiarity, the everlasting

‘The Miracle Worker’
Orlando Sentinel - ‘The Miracle Worker’ What: Orlando Repertory Theatre production of the classic story about Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan. When: 7 p.m. Fridays, 2 and 7 p.m. Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays (through Feb. 26). Where: Orlando Repertory Theatre, 1001