Gift Business

 

  • Scrappin' fundraiser to benefit OM team (Waterboro Reporter)
    WATERBORO (Jan 6, 2009): Get those holiday photos done, finish up last year's vacation photos and get a start on 2009 pictures at Massabesic Middle School, West Road, Waterboro, in the library from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., when a scrap booking fundraiser for the Maine School Administrative District 57 Odyssey of the Mind team will be held Saturday, Jan. 17.


  • Indian online travel community introduces hotel booking application (eyefortravel.com)
    OkTataByeBye.com has launched a comparison widget for hotel bookings.


  • ABTA launches credit crunch campaign (Mad.co.uk)
    The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) is encouraging holidaymakers to book through accredited members for reassurance during the credit crunch. It is launching a new campaign later this month to target consumers during the peak booking period.


  • Urban Planner: January 6, 2009 (Torontoist)
    MUSIC: Tuesdays are instrumental surf nights at Mitzi?s Sister ?no doubt due to the booking inclinations of Dodge Fiasco drummer Sean Dignan. This week the crazy carnival of sound Camp Combo plays, with Great Bob Scott on drums, Rachel Melas on bass, Nichol Robertson on guitar, and Fred Spek leading on sax and vocals. Mitzi?s Sister ( 1554 Queen Street West ), 10 p.m., ...


  • Blog: The search for Caylee (CNN)
    Thursday Dec. 11, 2008


  • Kentwood Police add palm print technology (MLive.com)
    Felt ink pads have given way to electronic fingerprinting when it comes to booking criminals and administering state-mandated background checks in Michigan.


  • Sensx opens down by 17 points (New Kerala)
    Mumbai, Jan 06 : After bullish phase in the last three days, the benchmark Sensx today resumed low by 17.32 points to 10,258.38 points on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) from its last finish on profit booking at higher level by local operators.


  • AFL-CIO to host big-screen viewing of inauguration (The Charleston Gazette)
    CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A week after the election, state AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Larry Matheney set out on what he thought would be the relatively easy task of booking a trip to Washington, D.C., for the inauguration of president-elect Barack Obama. "...


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