Want to fall in love??Think twice about it
PITTSBURGH — Best-selling author, television host, musician and comedian Greg Behrendt, along with his wife and co-author/producer, Amiira Ruotola, bring a voice of reason and inspiration to all of us negotiating, and sometimes drowning in, the treacherous waters of romantic relationships in their lecture “So You Think You Want to Be in Love?” beginning at 8 p.m. Nov. 6 at the Byham Theater. Through their humor, personal experiences and observations, Behrendt and Ruotola will discuss the confusion of trying to find love in the new millennium and how technology has changed the romantic playing field. This show offers straight talk and tough love in an effort to enlighten audiences on the world of dating. The Behrendts offer the audience unique insights into modern relationships based on the winning principals that have been embraced by women worldwide.
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This week I continue my wish list for upcoming holiday releases.
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WLSC to present musical comedy
WEST LIBERTY — The Hilltop Players of West Liberty University will perform “Bat Boy: The Musical” today through Sunday at the university’s Kelley Theater.
Stars shining examples of all that is good
If you just take a casual glance at any one of the 10 people who have been selected as this year’s Community Stars, you would be convinced that they live very ordinary lives.
You would be wrong.
A roster of past years’ Community Star honorees
2008
Ted Ameredes, Weirton
Roseanna Finney, Wheeling
Virginia Buffone, Steubenville
Mildred “Wootsie” DeSantis, Follansbee
Jennifer Tokash, Weirton
Judy Phillippi, Smithfield
JANE ANTONUCCI:
RICHMOND — As a volunteer with Charity Hospice Inc. in Wintersville, Jane Antonucci doesn’t think anything she’s done merits public recognition, but Cathy Cich, the organization’s founder and administrator, does.
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