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Church Circuit...Park Place AMEC honors five
Category: Lifestyle Written by Courier Newsroom
BLACK ACHIEVERS HONORED—“God–Our Refuge and Strength” was the theme of the 5th Annual Black History Banquet at Park Place AME Church in Homestead. Greg Spencer, president and CEO of Randall Industries LLC/chairman of the board of directors of Hill House, was the keynote speaker.
| GREG SPENCER, Keynote Speaker | VALERIE NJIE, Honoree |
The honorees were David Allen, Allstate Insurance-Territorial Sales Leader of Sales and CustomerService of Western Pa.; Sharon Fisher, principal, Franklin primary and Barrett Elementary schools, Steel Valley School District; Charlotte Jeffries, attorney at Law, senior partner in the firm of Horty, Springer and Matten P. C.; Valerie Njie, executive director/senior vice president, Bidwell Training Center, Inc.; Lula Pressley, stewardess, missionary, former church school teacher and gospel chorus member, Park Place AMEC. Top left: Rev. David W. Bethea, pastor, with wife Kathleen. Top right: Honoree Charolette Jeffries and Rev. Davis W. Bethea.
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Hats off
Category: Lifestyle Written by Debbie Norrell
Is it proper to tell a man that he should remove his hat when he is dining indoors at a country club? I was at an event recently and noticed two men eating quite proudly with their hats on. In the case of one of the men the hat was clearly a part of his outfit but it still should have been removed. The other man looked like he just didn’t know any better.
So men and the women who love them can understand when a hat should be “doffed” (removed) that is the opposite of “donned” (to put on) I have found this list of tips for you in Wikipedia under the topic of “practicing male hat etiquette.”
Last Updated on Monday, 03 December 2012 19:20
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Murphy fulfills dream as meteorologist
Category: Lifestyle Written by Courier Newsroom
While thunder and lightening intimidates some people, the natural phenomenon intrigued Kweilyn A. Murphy.
“When I was a little girl my grandma had us turn off the television when there was a thunderstorm. I was taught to wait until the storm was over,” said Murphy, 30, who hails from West Mifflin but currently lives in Greenville, NC.
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KWEILYN A. MURPHY
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The workout enthusiast’s natural on-air talent led her to become a television reporter.
“I knew I didn’t want to do news because it was too serious. I’d cry along with the victims while delivering news on my own area,” she said. “I wanted to do something that would help other people. I knew my spirit wasn’t comfortable doing news.”
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‘This Is It’ fashion show and luncheon
Category: Lifestyle Written by Debbie Norrell
The late Michael Jackson had a large influence on music and fashion. Only he could wear one glove and high water pants with glittery socks and be classified as “bad.” His jackets always had a military flair and quiet as it’s kept, often the jackets he wore most recently were actually jackets designed for women.
| SOME SMOOTH “CRIMINALS”—Alex Matthews, Oscar Petite Jr., Art Outen, R. Daniel Lavelle, LaMont Jones Jr., CL Gunter and Jack Simmons.
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On March 6, at the Sheraton Station Square Hotel, the Friends of the Martin Luther King Jr. Reading and Cultural Center held their 21st annual fashion show and luncheon, themed “This Is It!” Models stepped to “I’m Bad,” “Thriller” and “Smooth Criminal” in fashions from Dales Maxima, Dress Barn (Miracle Mile), JCPenney (Monroeville Mall) and New York, New York (Station Square).
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Cuisine...What's for dinner in 2010?
Category: Lifestyle
The way America cooks is in the midst of a flavorful evolution, according to the 10th annual McCormick Flavor Forecast. The report predicts an increased preference for high-impact flavors, balanced with comforting favorites. We’ll see new flavor combinations, thanks to the breadth of year-round ingredients, chosen and preserved at the peak of freshness, available in a pantry near you.
“Flavor has never been so quick and accessible,” says Kevan Vetter, executive chef at McCormick. “Today, a well-stocked pantry is like having a local farmer’s market or bountiful backyard garden in your kitchen.” The endless harvest of canned, pickled, preserved, frozen and dried ingredients are indispensable, at-the-ready tools for everyday one-dish meal ideas that are anything but ordinary.
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Shepherd’s Pie with Cumin & Smashed Chickpeas
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