BETHANY – The Okaw Valley High School Student Council is collecting jeans for the fifth annual "Teens for Jeans" campaign, sponsored by Aeropostale, Inc., and DoSomething.org.
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Jordyn Schara, founder of the Reedsburg Jeans for Teens drive, examines some of the jeans that have been dropped off at Reedsburg Area High School on Friday morning.
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Students with the National Junior Honor Society at Southmoreland Middle School are partnering with DoSomething.org in hopes of collecting more than 4,000 jeans for homeless teens.
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Employees at a local retailer found an illegal surprise in a pocket of a pair of returned jeans on Tuesday.
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Jeans returned to store with vial of cocaine in pocket
Olean Middle School eighth-grade students Nelson Rivera (left) and Halle Abdo help to organize the gently worn jeans donated for the Aeropostale “Jeans for Teens” drive currently under way at the school. Nelson donated 24 pair of jeans, and Abdo gave 12 pairs.
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Jeans for Teens drive under way
Until the 1920s when radio was born, firemen of the famed Atlantic and Button companies of New Bern had little entertainment around the station while awaiting calls.
Mandeville Police have arrested three women after they were found to be in possession of more than $3,000 worth of stolen jeans.
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Three arrested for shoplifting jeans from Mandeville store
Someone smashed through the glass front door of a downtown Sonora clothing store early Thursday morning and made off with more than 100 pairs of expensive jeans. The Sonora Police Department responded to a report that the door of Polka Dots Boutique, at the northwest corner of Washington Street and Stockton Road, was smashed and clothing was strewn about the street.
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The jeans are stiletto-thin — you won’t find baggy pants on these racks — and the customers squeezing into them are looking for denim that makes a bold statement.
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U.S. retailers tailor fashions to Asian tastes
Americans who bought jeans, T-shirts, and socks lately have had to shell out more cash. They’d better get used to it.
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Cotton price down, clothes not