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Soaps
General Hospital: Elizabeth looks for answers. Franco con- fesses. Jason meets with Anna. Griffin offers his advice. Sam gets a break. Liz turns to Jordan for help.
Drew’s instincts kick in. Jordan makes a startling discovery. Ava wonders if Nelle is taking things too far.
The Bold & The Beautiful: Liam’s determined to find Bill’s shooter while Caroline continues to rage at her uncle in the hospital, and Thomas stops by Forrester Creations.
Caroline expresses her anger toward her Uncle Bill. Thomas opens up to Ridge. Justin and Wyatt clash over Spencer Publications. Steffy wants answers from Brooke.
Liam learns from Hope that Bill proposed to Steffy. Ridge’s fury toward Bill grows.
The Young & The Restless: JT plans to crack Victor’s safe, while, Nick and Phyllis discuss Nikki’s fling, and Billy helps Lily with her models. Billy receives an invitation.
Nikki comes clean. Nikki wonders about Arturo’s motives. Arturo faces a confrontation with Nick. Lily seeks revenge. Abby gets a new challenge.
Victoria and JT’s relationship swerves. Devon reaches an agree- ment with Hilary. Victor plans a trap. Nikki gets caught.
Christine and Paul discuss blood found at a crime scene, which does not belong to Victor or Jack.
Days Of Our Lives: Lani confesses in court. Kayla vents to Mar- lena about her anger towards John. Chloe returns home to Lucas... unaware a mysterious person has followed her to Salem.
There’s a new face in town. Eli supports Gabi as they mentally pre- pare for her trial.
Pictures From The Past
BINGHAM BROTHERS CELEBRATE EASTER 2014 – Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel (Susan) Fields at- tended this celebration. Mrs. Fields is the first African American woman high school principal of Deltona High School.
BINGHAM BROTHERS CELEBRATE EASTER 2014 – Left to right, Alma Lewis and Paul Thomas were among the many family members and friends who attended the celebration.
HIS HANDS DISCIPLES BIBLE STUDY GRADU- ATION – Many people from the community partici- pated. Among them was saxophonist, Deacon Carl Bryant.
HIS HANDS BIBLE STUDY GRADUATION – Graduates are pictured left to right: Martha Alexander, Melinda Tubbs, Julia Jackson, Faye Wingo, Rose Watson, and Gloria Bailey. In the rear are: William H. Forde, Deacon William W. Forde, James Watson, Pastor Rudy Alexander and Robert Alexander.
HIS HANDS DISCIPLES BIBLE STUDY GRAD- UATION – The graduates, family and friends were treated to a beautiful message, delivered by Min- ister Lance Stephens.
Horoscopes
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Keep an eye on your finances this week because most of this time is a Moon Alert. Refrain from shop- ping. Confine your purchases to gas, food and entertainment. Keep an eye on your money and your possessions. You might find something; you might lose something. Oy!
Aries (March 21-April 19): Please be aware of the limitations of the Moon Alert. Midday or in the afternoon, you will feel explosive, restless and impatient. Something exciting and thrilling might occur. Or something might make you lose it. Be patient and aware.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): This is a restless time for you — no question. You might feel impulsive or uncertain about what to do next. Check the timing of the Moon Alert in your time zone. Avoid important decisions then. Spend money only on gas, food and entertainment.
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Quite likely, a friend will surprise you. For others, it might be that you will meet someone who is unusual or a bit weird. (Guess who loves characters and fascinating people?) Whatever happens, avoid making an important commitment or prom- ise during the Moon Alert time.
Cancer (June 21-July 22): Someone in a position of authority — a parent, boss or police officer — might catch you off guard. What- ever happens will surprise you. This could be good news. Or it could be a speeding ticket. Be careful. Don’t volunteer for anything impor- tant during the Moon Alert.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Travel plans will be interrupted, de- toured or changed — almost certainly. On the other hand, you might suddenly have to travel somewhere when you didn’t expect to do so. Someone from another culture or a different country might surprise you. You might even have a religious or philosophical epiphany. It’s an interesting day!
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Pay close attention to banking mat- ters and anything to do with shared property, inheritances or insur- ance because things could suddenly go south. And if there is a sudden problem, you want to be aware of this ASAP. Don’t be caught napping.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): A partner or friend will throw you a curveball today. They might say or do something that surprises you. Or they might introduce you to someone who is unusual or different. Be careful about your response. This is a poor day to initiate something or to volunteer or accept any challenge.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be on guard because your work rou- tine will be interrupted due to computer crashes, technological glitches, machinery breakdowns, staff shortages or canceled meetings. (These are just some reasons your day will go haywire.) Just cope as best you can.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): This is an accident-prone day for your kids. (Parents and teachers must be vigilant.) Likewise, social engagements might be canceled or suddenly changed. Even romantic relationships will experience a few speed bumps. Steady as she goes!
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Something will disrupt your rou- tine today. Small appliances might break down or minor breakages could occur. A family member or a relative might have surprising news. (“I’m pregnant!”) Whaaat? Be aware of the limitations of the Moon Alert. Postpone important decisions.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Keep your eyes open because this is an accident-prone day for your sign. However, today is also an ex- citing adventure because you might encounter new places and meet new faces. Surprising news and a change to your daily routine will be par for the course. Spend money only on gas, food or entertainment.
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