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New Oxford author doesn’t let eye disease hinder him
Author Kevin Turnbaugh, who lost his sight to an eye disease, stands with his guide dog, Jodi, outside his home in New Oxford. (FOR THE DAILY RECORD/SUNDAY NEWS — CLARE BECKER) By JENNA WELSH For the...
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While the earliest poems were in the mode of oral tradition — stories passed down through families and communities about historical events — there is no denying that the tribute is one of the most...
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Blind New Oxford writer Kevin Turnbaugh releases ‘Shame On Us Christians’
It was more than 19 years ago that New Oxford writer Kevin Turnbaugh received his diagnosis: an eye disease called retinitis pigmentosa, which causes retinal degeneration that progresses over time. In...
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Fantasy author, 15, to raise funds for “Mission of Hope” in Haiti charity
Meredith Shaw had a vivid dream. When she told her mother, Jennifer, about her dream, her mother advised her to write it down. At 12, Shaw had the prologue to a fantasy novel. “My parents were...
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