Candle Making
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What kid can resist a scavenger hunt? On Saturday, children can search for hidden clues while learning a thing or two about the history of transportation at the America on Wheels museum in Allentown. Kids’ admission is free to the museum this Read more here
DEVASTATED, angry and powerless. That’s how so many of us feel in the aftermath of the savage murder of Police Officer Patrick McDonald. What to do with those feelings? How to honor Philadelphia police for the risks they take and the sacrifices they Read more here
When the smells of warm sugar and chocolate are floating through downtown Genoa, it can only mean one thing: the town’s Candy Dance is right around the corner. For the 2008 edition, volunteers have been hard at work five days a week since August Read more here
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History, the institution begins a timely new exhibit about an age-old topic this weekend. It’s called “RACE: Are We So Different?” Developed by the American Anthropological Association along with the Science Museum of Read more here
The festival will be Saturday and Sunday at the Preble County Historical Center south of Eaton. Participants can step back in time to see 18th-century furniture making, candle dipping, tractor-pulled hayrides, vintage transportation, a petting zoo Read more here
It s a perfect situation for runners. Prepare for the Chicago Marathon and raise money for charity at the same time. Runners using Nike+ technology can participate in the Nike+ Charity Challenge. Runners can log onto the Nike+ Web site to track Read more here
Fall leaves, corn stalks, mums, and pumpkins are popular signs of the season. Pumpkins usually associated with Halloween and jack-o-lanterns, is a nutritional and delicious food and needs to make its way to the dinner table-not just used for Read more here
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