Inching up the beach Scott Weber had the kind of idea that makes most of us shake our heads and snicker, and secretly wish we'd thought of it first. Final wish granted A consumer group in Canada posted his deathbed picture in dozens of schools and factories. Web sites in Germany and Poland and Brazil featured the frightening photo. His mother, Julia Ford, watches. Cohabitation, at last Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hearn cooked dinner together the other night.
Family adds another miracle They wanted desperately to be parents.
But first, they had to be detectives searching for answers a world away, a relentless tag team fighting the medical bureaucracy. The bomb shelter that bombed The news in the fall of 1961 was ominous. The 21st annual Clearwater Jazz Holiday is history, and organizers are able to point to the success of another smartly produced, well-organized event. The festival notched an attendance of about 60,000 for nearly 30 hours of free music spread out over four days in downtown Coachman Park. Storm-season worries, a factor last year with Hurricane Irene, faded in the face of sunny days and breezy nights.