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Knitting News Archive08-Nov-2008Vermont Bank Thrives While Others Cut Back (New York Times) While many banks are struggling with bad mortgages, the First National Bank of Orwell is having its best year in recent memory. Simple solutions: Try these new uses for old things (The Star Press) ORIGINAL PURPOSE: Preserving last night's pizza. They're a real tightknit group (Lowell Sun) By Don Eriksson Nashoba Publications PEPPERELL -- They didn't know each other in school, but a circle of acquaintances, meeting once per month in Lawrence Library's history room, is becoming increasingly comfortable with each other, brought together by a common interest -- knitting. South Lake County News Briefs (The Times of Northwest Indiana) SCHERERVILLE Cleaning woman faces charge of forging check A Gary cleaning woman allegedly stole a blank check from a home she was cleaning and cashed it for $300, Schererville police said. 'Sock lady' puts her living room to better use (The Fresno Bee) Knitting is such a part of Deb Meyer's life that co-workers at Community Regional Medical Center call the operating-room nurse the "sock lady." Meyer is a whiz at knitting cozy, wool/nylon socks that "last a long time." Read comments Group provides warmth (The Tennessean) Each Wednesday afternoon as many as a dozen women gather at Trinity Lutheran Church in Gallatin and as their knitting and crochet needles fly they share laughter, prayer concerns and their lives. Knitting fundraiser benefits research (Danvers Herald) The Nightingales, most of whom are Danvers Garden Club members, and friends have been knitting all year in preparation for the third annual "La Petite Boutique? on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the Gordon Room at the Peabody Institute Library. Area Calendar 11/06/08-11/09/08 (The Pantagraph) Area calendar for Nov. 6-8, 2008: TODAY Twin Cities ? Nonfiction Book Club, Books and Bites; noon, Lincoln Leisure Center. Topic: ?The Children?s Blizzard? by David Laskin. Sponsored by Bloomington Public Library.
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