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It is, by far, the oldest and most durable piece of equipment that we own.
Standing in the corner, ready to swing into action, is a 1957 Pfaff sewing machine Jean bought before we met.
While the cabinet has changed colors several times, it still is in excellent condition.
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Harriet Tubman crossed into the slave states 19 times to bring about 300 slaves to freedom through the Underground Railroad.
A better understanding of women's roles in history is the theme of this year's National Women's History month.
Used to be, a woman had to wield a sharp instrument to get any respect in history class.
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The Girls Scouts of Western Ohio in Cincinnati has announced its 2010 Woman of Distinction honorees.
The award was established in 1990 to recognize women who demonstrate leadership on issues related to women and youth.
A reception for these honorees will be Wednesday at the Queen City Club.
Princess Davis, a Cincinnati police officer since 1993, has been a crime prevention specialist, a domestic violence advocate and senior citizen advocate and is now Citizens on Patrol coordinator.
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Three Charles County Public Schools teachers recently joined the ranks of accomplished teachers nationwide by earning National Board Certification.
Aparna Joshi, Michele King and Julie Verras each completed a yearlong performance-based assessment series to become 2009 Nationally Board Certified Teachers, according to the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.
Joshi is a gifted education teacher at Benjamin Stoddert Middle School in Waldorf and earned a generalist/middle childhood certific
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