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SmartNews is a free community newspaper, locally owned and published. Its mission is to provide a well-balanced package of local, state, national and world news; a platform for readers to submit their own information and ideas; and a vehicle for affordable advertising for businesses and merchants. It was founded in 2007, making Fayetteville home to both the oldest and one of the newest newspapers in North Carolina.
SmartNews is published Fridays except major holidays. It was published four days a week during its first four months, and there are plans to restore SmartNews to the list of free daily newspapers in the near future.
Fresh copies are available on news racks and at counter locations by late morning throughout Cumberland County.
Who I'd like to meet: Cool people in and around Fayetteville.
Thanks Smart News for running our FAPS pictures and story! Check out the full slideshow on our myspace! One of the pets was adopted!!!! Find out which one! Thanks again! The Rogue Rollergirls LOVE Smart News!
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When/Location: The 2008 Fayetteville March for Babies is scheduled for Saturday, May 10, 2008 at 10:00 at the Fayetteville Technical Community College Parking Lot#5.
March for Babies is the walk that saves babies! As the March of Dimes biggest fund-raiser, March for Babies supports research and programs to help prevent or treat premature birth, birth defects and other threats to babies' health. Since its beginning in 1970, March for Babies has raised more than $1billion to help give babies a fighting chance.
The money raised in March for Babies is dedicated to research and programs that save the lives of babies across the country and in local communities. By walking and raising money, you help support. -Research into why premature birth happens and how it can be prevented -Education to help women have healthy pregnancies and recognize the signs of preterm labor -Assistance for health care providers in better identifying women at risk for premature birth -Help for pregnant women with questions and concerns about pregnancy through our Pregnancy & Newborn Health Education Center at marchofdimes. com or askus@marchofdimes.com
March of Dimes is a nonprofit organization that's leading the way in the fight to defeat prematurity! One in 8 babies in the U.S. is born prematurely, which adds up to more than 476,000 babies every year- and that number is on the rise. No one knows what causes nearly half of all premature births. Until we have more answers, anyone's baby could be next. March of Dimes lifesaving research is seeking causes and treatments for prematurity and birth defects. Our advocacy efforts in state and federal government are making it possible for more parents to get health coverage and care for their babies and children. Our educationa
Hey, Like the photos you see in SmartNews? Check out photographer Albert Stichka's flickr account. http://www.flickr.com/photos/albertjohnstichka/ Comment. His ego is like a plant, and your comments are like water (unless they're insulting comments, in which case they're like weed killer).
