VILLA HILLS - The public is invited to a party at Villa Madonna Academy.
In honor of being named a No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education, the academy will host a celebration 1:45 p.m. Thursday in the athletic facility, 2500 Amsterdam Road.
All students in grades 1-12 will attend.
Information: (859) 331-6333.
Guardian Angels puts on Nativity play
MOUNT WASHINGTON - Kindergartners at Guardian Angels School in Mount Washington will re-enact the Nativity at 11 a.m.Wednesday in Guardian Angels Church, 6531 Beechmont Ave.The play is a 20-year tradition.
Purcell invites students to game
EAST WALNUT HILLS - Students who attend feeder schools to Purcell Marian High School are invited to Friday's basketball game against Stephen T. Badin High School at no cost.
Complimentary tickets for students in grades 6-8 will be available at each school's office, but not at the gate.
Qualifying schools are Cardinal Pacelli, St. Cecilia, St. Francis de Sales, Holy Trinity, Nativity, Our Mother of Sorrows, Prince of Peace and St. Mary's.
Seven Hills Upper holds choral concert
MADISONVILLE - Seven Hills Upper School will present its Winter Choral Concert at 7 p.m. Thursday at the school, 5400 Red Bank Road.
The concert will feature the Upper School Concert Chorus, the select girls chorus Triple Trio and the select boys chorus Men of Note.
Donation is $5, $4 for students. Information: 272-5360.
Two performances set at Sacred Heart
FAIRFIELD - Bands from Sacred Heart and St. Gabriel schools will join for a Christmas concert 7:30 p.m. today at Sacred Heart School cafeteria, 400 Nilles Road.
Sacred Heart's chorus will present "A Winter Concert'' at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the cafeteria.
La Salle collects winter clothing
GREEN TWP. - The La Salle High School wrestling team is collecting used coats, hats, gloves and other clothing items through Friday.
Items can be dropped off in the school's main lobby, 3091 North Bend Road.
Information: 741-2303. Items will be taken to Catholic Social Services for distribution.
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Americans celebrate capture of Saddam
Students discuss arrest, aftermath
Despite Saddam's capture, Bush conned nation, Lucas says
Candy bars, hot dogs and dirty dishes in Saddam's hideaway
Saddam sticks to denials in early interrogations
Annan opposes execution
Red Cross: Saddam a POW
ENQUIRER COLUMNS
Bronson: Miami prof sees Iraq as winner in war
Despite bad rap, Sen. Blessing aims to be Consumers' Counsel
Woman begins new career at 65
LOCAL HEADLINES
The Zoo Academy
Avondale minister to head King group
Cold shelter ready to open next week
Flu cases pressure hospitals' busy ERs
Well-traveled medal returned
Foster mother pleads guilty
Business figures back Murphy's campaign
Principal returns to Nativity
Taft Museum gets $1 million challenge
Cincinnati council set to pass budget
Fired police officer not reinstated
Fired nurses file federal complaint
Judge rules wrestler can stay in school
Ohio campers can reserve spots now
Policeman-burglar receives probation
EDUCATION HEADLINES
Perks ease exam week
3 Rs: Responsibility, road safety, revulsion
Villa Madonna throws party at Academy
NEIGHBORHOOD HEADLINES
Scouts bring cheer to police
Elvis, belly dancer at church
Crestview candy shop moves to Florence
Mariemont barn raising
Blue Ash searches for clerk of council
LIVES REMEMBERED
Robert Smoot, 45, was youth counselor
