Jill Hiatt, 86, raises more than £30,000 for Water Aid
A RYEDALE woman has raised more than £30,000 for charity by selling handmade cards. Jill Hiatt, 86, started her project in 12 years ago, when her daughter Julie asked her to craft some cards for her.
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Create Memorable Small Family Christmas Traditions
We love the idea of creating a family tradition of having a themed Christmas every year. It can make your small family ...
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Celebrating Christmas on a Budget: 10 Creative Ways to Save
Just because you have a small budget doesn't mean Christmas will be a bust. There's so much you can do to celebrate the joy ...
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PHOTOS: Art Cart Alpine Rally returns for a second running
Sledders went head-to-head in their custom crafts down the Whoa Nelly Sledding Hill, the crashes often more memorable than ...
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Progress 2025| Hot Springs Arts and Crafts Fair Committee: Preparing for another great fair
The Hot Springs Arts and Crafts Fair Committee is busy preparing for another great Arts & Crafts Fair. The 56th Annual Arts & ...
23 Winter Crafts for Kids to Keep the Cold Weather Blues at Bay
For parents who don’t live somewhere that’s warm all year, it’s safe to say that winter is the longest season of them all. As ...