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Television movies for the week of May 18 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette): Television movies for the week of May 18

Excerpt from 'A Dangerous Age' (USA Today): A Dangerous Age

If I Did That Over There, They'd Cut My Hands Off (San Diego Reader): What’s it like, being Muslim in San Diego? The question arose for me earlier this year when I decided to hit Ocean Beach on maybe the worst night of the winter. It was Wednesday, the end of market day.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal): The Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga Board of Cooperative Educational Services plans its annual GED graduation ceremonies for 7 p.m. today at the NYSEG auditorium on Route 13 at Route 366.

How I met your mother (Erie Times-News): You never know how or where the seeds of love will sprout.Desi Arnaz met Lucille Ball on the set of their forgotten 1940 musical, "Too Many Girls." John Lennon was introduced to Yoko Ono at a London art gallery that exhibited her work.

The A-list (The Villager): UNSETTLED Coinciding with Israel’s 60th anniversary is the NY premiere of a documentary offering a fresh and personal account of the effects of the withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

Bulletin board (Old Colony Memorial & Plymouth Bulletin): Check out classes, fundraisers, groups, volunteer opportunities and more.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal): The City of Ithaca has announced that waterproofing of the concrete deck in the Green Street Garage will take place Monday, May 5 to Friday, May 9, weather permitting. Several applications of traffic bearing membrane will be applied. These applications are weather sensitive. This will be the last application of the traffic bearing membrane except for touch up and repairs.

Welfare rolls begin to slowly rise (Tucson Citizen): WASHINGTON - State welfare rolls, which declined steadily for more than a decade after a 1996 overhaul of the nation's cash assistance program, are beginning to rise, partly because of the struggling economy.

Steal magnolias (Guardian Unlimited): Science & environment: Our green-fingered obsession has set off a crime wave, with thieves uprooting even ponds full of fish