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 September 2009
Eyetique’s 30th Anniversary Celebration to Benefit
Gilda’s Club
Thirty years ago, Norman Childs opened his first
Eyetique store on Murray Avenue in Squirrel Hill with a plan to
revolutionize the way that eyewear was sold. Not only did he introduce
styles that were rarely found in Pittsburgh at the time, such as Prada,
Chanel and Oliver Peoples, but he also made sure that his customers
received the utmost in customer service.
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BY JACK ETZEL
This may only be September, but we all know what’s
coming next. Freezing winter months can be a concern for anyone, but
especially for the poorest among us and older folks on fixed incomes.
In this month’s Perspective, we seek out the knowledge of a person
repeatedly recognized for her outstanding personal and professional
achievements and community contributions. She is Brenda Wells, the
director of the Western Region for the Pennsylvania Housing Finance
Agency (PHFA) for the past 10 years. In this position, she is often in
touch with, and knows of, multiple programs that provide vital help to
those who need it most. |
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Alphabet Soup: Sorting
Through Financial Professionals’ Designations
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Anaphylaxis
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Condos Explained
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