Sarah Hughes News

 
Hughes step forward for Parkwood
The Island Now
Arnold Gumowitz spoke in favor of renaming the Great Neck Park District's Parkwood Sports Complex in honor of Olympic Gold medalist and Village of Kings Point native Sarah Hughes last week. Before stepping a way from the microphone at the Great Neck ...
Editorial: What Shames Us? What Makes Us Proud?Great Neck Record

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Columnist Karen Rubin: Park district has Hughes decision
The Island Now
The Great Neck Park District is facing a conundrum over the proposal to rename the Parkwood sports complex to honor Great Neck's only Olympic gold medalist, Sarah Hughes. The board has just concluded its second public hearing on the topic - the first ...


 
Baltimore Sun (blog)
Another Tilghman involved in a historic moment
Baltimore Sun (blog)
By Frederick N. Rasmussen, The Baltimore Sun Several readers wrote me about last week's column that told the story of federal Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes, a Baltimorean who swore in Lyndon B. Johnson as president aboard Air Force One after the ...


 
Rename sports complex for Sarah Hughes
The Island Now
The Great Neck Park District Commissioners are considering the appropriateness of renaming the Parkwood Sports Complex after Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes. How appropriate! First, it's not a school or a performing arts center; it's a sports ...

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Whatever happened to Dawson?
Herald.ie
By Sarah Hughes THE problem with interviewing former teen idols is that you have a fixed view in your head about how they'll be. Thus, before I talk to James Van Der Beek, I imagine that he'll be something like his character on infamously angst-ridden ...

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Carroll County News (blog)
THIS WEEKEND IN LIVE MUSIC: Kristal's Picks for May 25-26
Carroll County News (blog)
Admission will be $5. Saturday night, check out Sarah Hughes at the Cathouse Lounge, 82 Armstrong St. in Eureka Springs. Hughes is in my opinion Arkansas' most talented female singer-songwriter. She's twangy, so if you don't like twang, don't go.


 
Spindletop client triumphs over mental illness, drug addiction
Beaumont Enterprise
By Sarah Moore A few years ago, Byron Hughes was homeless and not getting treatment or medication for his schizophrenia disorder. A Spindletop Center mental health caseworker found him living beneath this 7th Street overpass of IH-10.