| Catch the Acorn Antiques roadshow
Acorn Antiques was first seen on BBC Television 21 years ago and has been a firm favourite with the nation ever since. Catch the stage musical version in Preston from March 26 to 31. The show follows Miss Babs' struggle to keep her antiques business open, as shop after shop in the High Street is forced out by faceless chains. Can she afford to turn down the offer from The Guilty Bean, the world's second biggest chain of coffee shops> If they do update the shop, can they still afford to employ Mrs Overall? Will Mr Clifford ever get his memory back, and remember to whom he's engaged? And most worryingly, will Mrs Overall be able to tap dance while holding the tray? This is a triumphant return to the stage for this new production following last year's 16-week sold-out run at London's Theatre Royal Haymarket.
GrandDame: Shaler house's details survived period as widows' home
Lower Glenshaw was already bustling with industry in 1852, when the engineering marvel known as Butler Plank Road cut travel time for stagecoaches from Pittsburgh and Butler to a mere 14 hours. John Shaw had built a saw mill, followed by a grist mill and a sickle factory that ran on water power. .
Ulster Township: Tuttle takes issue over FD fund drive
ULSTER - Ulster Township Supervisor Chairman Don Tuttle this week took issue with the Ulster-Sheshequin Fire Association undertaking a pubic fund drive to help raise money for the organization so soon after constructing a new addition to its hall complex.Tuttle voiced his concerns as the Ulster Township Board of Supervisors this week approved the township's 2007 contract with the fire association.Under that contract, the association will receive $18,500 in funding from the township. That money comes from the 0.67 mill tax that the township imposes on its residents to help fund the fire association. .
What's happening
Valentine's Dance, 7 to 9 p.m. at the Redlands Community Center, sponsored by the city Recreation Department, 111 W. Lugonia Ave, Redlands. Admission: $5 for students 12 to 17. Student dress code enforced. Disc jockey and door prizes. Information: Theresa (909) 798-7572 Friday night teen activities, 7 to 9 p.m. every Friday at Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave., Redlands. For ages 11 to 17. Activities include basketball, billiards, computer games, movies, live bands and more. Admission is $3. Information: 798-7547, Ext. 2. Teen Movie Night for ages 11 to 17, Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave., 7 to 9 p.m. second Friday of every month. Cost: $3. Information: 798-7547. Al Anon meeting, 7:30 p.m. every Friday at The River Church, 459 E.
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