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A huge thank you to Lela Rose who bought lunch for an intimate group of fashion folks at Café Altro Paradiso restaurant on Spring Street. As guests munched on kale salads and prosciutto and sipped tequila drinks meant to match the palette — (it was called "Pretty in Peach" and she handed out the recipe) — models meandered amidst the tables showing off Rose’s lovely lineup of looks meant to go from day to dinner in feminine, vibrant hues. The designer is known for love of entertaining and food – at a previous show she handed out potholders made of a signature fabric. It was such a lovely respite from the fast track of fashion week, and the clothes were lovely, too.

Hancock, Calderón, Giellis, and Tate participated in a debate hosted by The Denver Post on April 1, 2019. The candidates discussed their backgrounds as well as their positions on development.

If there was a misstep here, it was gilding the lily situation…the occasional addition of an unneeded ruffle or unnecessary fabric… and some of the stiff, traditional gowns read old school. We’re guessing that Mohapatra’s inspiration, "the females of the Belle Époque, celebrating the optimism, prosperity and cultural innovations of the prolific time," led him down that path. But not to worry, there was plenty that the females of 2017 will absolutely love. (Anne Bratskeir)

Tellis is a professor and chair of the Speech Language Pathology Department at the university. He will share the spotlight with Professor Kathleen Scaler Scott, who has gained recognition for her work in fluency disorders. Both are certified fluency specialists

 Gladiator Launch Edition limited to 4,190 vehicles in U.S.; production numbers chosen as a nod to Toledo, Ohio, where the truck is built

Over the years, Edward’s Garden Center has morphed into a family-friendly, hands-on space that Kopec dubs a “destination garden center.” It conducts all-ages seminars and boasts a free kid’s scavenger hunt with more than 30 animals, all surrounded by a plethora of eclectic decor, antiques, trains, checkerboards and more.

And then there was Hanover Township Fire Lieutenant Chris Halecki, who was at a high school basketball game in Luzerne County this winter when an 82-year-old man collapsed in the stands — his pace maker stopped working.

While the victim did have an epi-pen, no one knew how to use it. That’s when Kevin stepped up, administered the life-saving medication, allowing the victim to start breathing normally again.

Fiber art and cartography collide in "Changing Neighborhood," a quilt by Harlem artist Ife Felix. From top to bottom, this patchwork uses color and form to represent a progression from diverse, mixed neighborhoods to hard lines and a stark block of white — a fully gentrified area.

It’s “whimsical and fun and silly, and I think we all want a little fun in our lives,” says Augsburg, from her Des Moines, Iowa, office.

Chief Justice Richard Malanjum, who chaired a new panel which was constituted for the rehearing of the appeal, decided not to pursue it as there were enough judges remaining in the previous panel which had heard and reserved the decision in the appeal.

“I had a high school mentor who said I ask a lot of questions not typical of a history major,” Baldino recalled. “He suggested I might consider political science.”