Impeach This!
On tonight's PBS 45/49 NewsNight Akron reporter chat-fest we
continue to play more NewsNight Dann with updates on the
current spate of political thinking of the Dann mess.
Published
May 9, 2008, Ed Esposito's Letters From the Editor blog
Local
Attorney Speaks About "Caring
For Parents"
Attorney Jack N. Alpern spoke at the invitation of PBS Channels
45 & 49, "Caring For Your Parents" workshop,
co-sponsored by Summa Health Care of Akron.
Published May 8, 2008, The Review
PBS looks at Gaye's life
Motown's ultimate love god, Marvin Gaye, has to be one of
the most complex and fascinating characters ever to come
out of the
legendary Detroit record company.
Published May 7, 2008, Akron
Beacon Journal |
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PBS
series 'Secrets of the Dead" studies
East German doping scandal
They came out of oblivion to dominate the Olympics and international
athletic competitions. But the success of the East German women
was fueled by a secret doping program that the PBS series "Secrets
of the Dead" examines in a documentary, "Doping for
Gold."
Published May 6, 2008, The Plain Dealer
Rex's
Monday TV picks: 'Antiques Roadshow' in Kentucky
Popular PBS series “Antiques Roadshow” concludes
its visit to Louisville, Ky., tonight with an episode that
features, among other items, a circa-1910 Dirk
Van Erp lamp, an 1876 portrait Jumeau doll and a Kentucky corner cupboard of
locally grown wood.
Published May 5, 2008, The Times-Reporter
Kent
Stage hosts music legends for PBS benefit
The groups who immortalized songs including "Yakety Yak," "He's
So Fine" and "Just Like Romeo and Juliet" will perform at The
Kent Stage on May 10.
Published May 4, 2008, Record Publishing weeklies |
Rex's
Monday TV picks: 'Antiques Roadshow' in Louisville, Ky.
On Monday night's episode of popular PBS series "Antiques Roadshow," a
late 18th-century heirloom Kentucky sugar chest is among the featured items.
Published April 28, 2008,The Times Reporter
PBS
stations to show documentary on Cuyahoga River's return
A river runs through it. We're talking specifically about Cleveland, of course,
but we're also talking about the American story, the American spirit, the American
dream.
Published April 20, 2008, The Plain Dealer
Meetings
for caregivers
More than 44 million Americans care for an aging relative or friend. And 29 million
of them are doing that while also holding down a job. A free conference from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 19 will offer tips to caregivers.
Published April 8, 2008, Akron Beacon Journal
'What
Females Want' wild, voyeuristic
The main question raised by What Females Want and Males Will Do, a
documentary on mating rituals in the animal world that airs tonight and April
13 as part of the PBS series Nature, is this: How do biologists ever reproduce?
Published April 6, 2008, Akron Beacon Journal |
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TV
Time
WNEO/WEAO (Channels 45/49) will air Caring for Your Parents, a documentary addressing
the issue of adult children keeping their parents at home, at 9 tonight. The
program looks at the issue through five families from around the country.
Published April 2, 2008, Akron Beacon Journal
Caring
for Elderly Parents
With an increase in average life span and influx of dementia cases, more and
more adults are becoming caretakers for elderly parents. PBS will premiere
a documentary Wednesday that chronicles five American families struggling to
do just that.
Published April 1, 2008, Alliance Review
Youngstown
Book Fair planned
The Second Annual Book Fair of Youngstown, “Plant the Seed to Read,” will
take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 5 at Fellows Riverside Gardens.
Published April 1, 2008, The Mercer News |
