Kimberly Kennedy's Books
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The Art and Craft of EntertainingWhere do I begin? That's the question we start with when thinking about throwing a party -- and for many of us, that's the question we end with, too....Read More
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Mississippi Press, January 8, 2013
...120 Pleasant Hill Church Road, Lucedale, was arrested on an allegation of first offense shoplifting. 3300 Lanier Ave., Kimberly Kennedy reported simple assault domestic violence. 5503 Telephone Road, Krebs Trailer Park, Karen Nelson reported grand...
Hudson Valley Press, December 26, 2012
...children nearby - many discussed how they?ll approach the children, and more important, what they will tell them. Kimberly Kennedy said she talked about the shooting with her son, Christopher Salmon, 8, before he headed back to school. "His reaction...
Washington Informer, December 19, 2012
...nearby – many discussed how they'll approach the children, and more important, what they will tell them. Kimberly Kennedy said she talked about the shooting with her son, Christopher Salmon, 8, before he headed back to school. "His reaction was...
Lexington News-Gazette, December 13, 2012
...Association food pantry. The food drive, which ran from Nov. 11 to Nov. 20, was organized by Capt. Kimberly Kennedy and Capt. Andrea Jackson with the Air Force ROTC unit at VMI. Cadet Christian Addison ’14 volunteered to be cadet in charge, and he...
IVillage, December 7, 2012
...the color scheme. But guess what? “Nobody said you have to stick with red and green,” points out Kimberly Kennedy, lifestyle expert and author of The Art and Craft of Entertaining. “There’s no reason why there should be any rules during the...
Individual.com, December 2, 2012
...and can be reached at 903-526-7565. "I just hope to see everyone there," he said. FICKLE BABY Kimberly Kennedy and Lindsey Ferris opened Fickle Baby in September to represent "mom-based" children clothing lines that give back to those in need. Their...
Pop Matters, November 28, 2012
...PopMatters Music Reviews Editor “They look like bookies.” Those were the words of Kimberly Kennedy, a Boston area resident, in October when the Boston Globe‘s Beth Teitell interviewed her for a story focusing on fantasy football. That...
