Wednesday, December 28, 2022

Kareena Kapoor Khan Strikes A Perfect Desi Glam Look In A Turquoise 'Chanderi Kurta' Worth Rs. 25K - BollywoodShaadis.com

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By Mamta Roy Last Updated: Aug 9, 2022 | 11:54:02 IST
Kareena Kapoor Khan Strikes A Perfect Desi Glam Look In A Turquoise 'Chanderi Kurta' Worth Rs. 25K
The Pataudi bahu, Kareena Kapoor Khan offers a variety of looks for each of her public appearances. Be it her red carpet looks or comfy outfits for casual outings or dinner dates, Bebo stuns in all. Bollywood has seen many fashion icons come and go, but only one diva who has grown older like a fine wine and has never really left the pitch is Kareena. From being the first Indian actress to bring size zero in Bollywood to being one of the leading high-paying actresses, Kareena is a brand in herself. We always end up crushing over Bebo’s ethnic effortless looks, and rightfully so. 
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For instance, on the occasion of Eid 2022, Kareena Kapoor had donned a beautiful anarkali set. She celebrated the special day with her nanads and her dashing boys, Saif Ali Khan, Taimur Ali Khan and Jehangir Ali Khan. In the candid frame, everyone was clad in their respective traditional ensembles. However, it was Bebo's teal blue anarkali kurta and sharara pants that had caught our attention. Upon digging, we found that the pretty anarkali set was from the brand, The Loom, and it comes with an affordable price tag of Rs. 6,075. Check out!
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On August 9, 2022, celebrity fashion stylist, Lakshmi Lehr took to her Instagram space and uploaded a series of beautiful pictures, featuring Kareena Kapoor Khan. The gorgeousness looked pretty in a turquoise blue chanderi kurta, adorned with zari detailing. The dress was highlighted with embroidery on the neckline. Moreover, the sleeves were accentuated with organza. Bebo paired her turquoise-hued kurta with the same coloured shantoon palazzo pants, which had lace detailing.
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She carried a scallop organza dupatta and looked like a breath of fresh air. Along with it, Bebo donned a pair of quirky pastel-hued jootis from the brand, Fizzy Goblet. To accessorise her look, the Laal Singh Chaddha actress opted for jhumkas. After doing some research, we found out that the stunning kurta set was from the brand, Devnaagri, and it was priced at Rs. 26,500. Check out!
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Not only for ethnic looks, but Bebo is also known for her trendy chic outfits. For instance, on April 10, 2022, Kareena Kapoor Khan had taken to her IG handle and shared two of her dainty looks clicked at the United Nations Young Changemakers Conclave. In no time, the picture grabbed all eyeballs with Kareena's incredible fashion sense. She was seen wearing a black jumpsuit paired with glam makeup. She accessorised her classy look with a pair of oversized gold hoops and a golden wristwatch. Kareena's black jumpsuit was from the shelves of the brand, Herve Leger was priced at Rs. 32,568. Check out!
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We love how Kareena Kapoor Khan donned an effortless ethnic look and styled a turquoise kurta beautifully! What about you?
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Tuesday, December 27, 2022

Bristol holds tree lighting ceremony - The Bristol Press


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BRISTOL – For the first time in recent years, Bristol held a tree lighting ceremony Thursday night to open up its holiday season on a hopeful note at Page Park Pool,
Hundreds of visitors along with the families of Bristol police officers shot in October who led the lighting of the display in honor of their sacrifices.
WTIC journalist Brian Shactman emceed the event with the tree donated by an area resident with a farm in Simsbury. Shactman noted one of WTIC’s employees was a Bristol resident and they had wanted to help in putting on something positive for the community after a late tough year. Bristol Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services set the tree up on the balcony of the pool area, one of several scheduled holiday festivities.
“It’s exciting and great to see the whole community out here,” said Kristopher Salls who said he had spent weeks putting together lights at the pool in his personal time with help from his wife Ashley Salls. 
Mayor Jeff Caggiano honored Kristopher Salls with the Bristol All-Heart Award for his efforts in making the display possible with over 120 inflatables and around 300,000 lights, including the inflatables.
The mayor said he wanted the city to consider the lyrics of the Zac Brown Band song called “The Comeback.” He encouraged visitors to reflect on its messages looking to “hope and the light and the future” and their references to emergency workers and how they could connect with Bristol.
Bristol Police Chief Brian Gould introduced the honorary ceremony tree lighters as members of the DeMonte and Hamzy family, relatives of the deceased Lt. Dustin DeMonte and Sgt. Alex Hamzy who died in an October ambush shooting after responding to a domestic disturbance call. Officer Alec Iurato also responded, was wounded but shot the ambushing gunman. Family members lit the tree in their honor.
“On behalf of the Bristol Police Department, we see you and we care about you,” said the chief to the crowd. “We appreciate you and we cannot thank you enough for all of your love and support. It’s truly remarkable and it’s helping us through some very difficult times. We’re in this together and we’ll get through this together.”
Santa Claus was present to visit with families and Richard Theriault, Bristol Brass and Wind Ensemble maestro and a director for Bristol Chorale, led the singing of Christmas carols.
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East Longmeadow PTOs host annual e-cycle fundraiser Sept. 10 - Reminder Publications


Sept. 1, 2022 | Debbie Garner
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EAST LONGMEADOW – Got old electronics you want to dispose of? Appliances and yard equipment that you no longer need? TVs left over from your last upgrade? Important papers you need to shred?
The Parent-Teacher Organizations (PTO) of East Longmeadow’s five public schools hope you’ll dispose of these unwanted items with them during their annual fall e-cycle and shred event fundraiser.
On Sept 10 from 9 a.m. to noon, bring your unwanted electronics and appliances – and files – to East Longmeadow High School for proper disposal, for a fee, with all proceeds benefiting the PTOs of the five schools. Electronics recycling – e-cycling – will take place between 9 a.m. and noon; shredding will take place between 10 a.m. and noon. Representatives from all five East Longmeadow schools, as well as Longmeadow High School student volunteers, will be on hand to help unload items from vehicles. The event is rain or shine.
The cost to recycle small electronics such as VCRs and DVD players, appliances such as coffee makers, toasters, and hedge trimmers, and computer items such as laptops, tablets and printers, is $15. Appliances such as air conditioners and humidifiers/dehumidifiers, lawn mowers, computer monitors and TVs up to 19” are $25. All flat screen TVS, as well as other models 20”-27” in size, are $30 to dispose of. Large appliances such as dishwashers, exercise equipment and console/rear-projection and other TVs over 30” are $40. All shredding, which will be processed securely on site by ProShred, is $5 per bag or box. Preferred payment method is Venmo to Mapleshade-PTO; payment also accepted in cash or by checks payable to the Mapleshade PTO the day of the event.
The goal for the annual fundraiser is “between $1,500 and $2,000 … that’s what we usually hope for every year” event coordinator Katie Reilly told Reminder Publishing, with the funds split between the town’s five schools – Mapleshade, Meadow Brook and Mountain View elementary schools, Birchland Park Middle School and East Longmeadow High School – for extras not covered by each school’s budget. At the high school the monies typically help cover “teacher appreciation” events Reilly said, while at the elementary and middle schools the funds are put towards “enhancements of learning materials, field trips … it depends on what the [PTO] board decides and the principals ask for that year.”
This year, Reilly said the Board of Health obtained grant monies which the group is using to defray the cost of the shredding services for the event.
“They are paying $500 for the use of the truck,” which means the payments for all shredding done on Sept. 10 will be “pure profit” for the annual fundraiser, Reilly said. For larger items, especially those with freon, the fundraiser proceeds are the balance after the group pays recycler Gold Circuit e-cycling to dispose of the goods, she added. Regardless, Reilly said the PTOs try to keep the cost of recycling and shredding at this annual event affordable for the public.
She said 100 percent of all proceeds raised during the event goes to the schools.
“We have been holding this event for quite a while,” said Reilly, who indicated the fundraiser predates her involvement, and she has a child who is a senior at Longmeadow High. “But we thought it was a service that is necessary – everyone has bulk items they need to dispose of – and here is a great cause [to support].”
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