Friday, August 2, 2013

Three Weeks of Story Round Ups

Two Fridays ago and into that weekend, I stupidly suffered from heat exhaustion (and then had to work all weekend), so I wound up not posting anything for Friday:(http://www.bryonyseries.blogspot.com/2013/07/do-you-know-when-gatorade-and-zinc.html.

Then, for the next couple of weeks and into those weekends and beyond were so full of work, I completely forgot about any blog posting (oops!). So without further ado, it's time to play catch-up.

Because I have so many story links to post, I'm passing on adding a literature link, just this time only. Hopefully, you will find at least one story here that inspires you. I know they all inspire me.



Cub Scout pack has crafty idea to raise funds

See how one father inspired a son to continue more than one legacy.

http://heraldnews.suntimes.com/lifestyles/21218833-423/joliet-based-cub-scout-pack-has-crafty-idea-to-raise-funds.html


Interfaith Conference set for July 20th

The event has passed, but I'm working on its recap this weekend. Interested? Read further, and then stay tuned.
 
 
Presentation on Medicare information set for July 16
 
Although not comprehensive, this article does offer some valuable information and provides a number to call for additional questions.

http://heraldnews.suntimes.com/lifestyles/21285068-423/presentation-on-medicare-information-set-for-july-16.html
 
 
"Big Pete" was a family man and a brilliant boss
 
Unbeknownst to me until he sent a Facebook message, it was Big Pete's stepson that created the BryonySeries bowling pin.
 
 
Church leaders rely on canine friends
 
Yep, local churches have gone to the dogs. ;)
 
 
Planifield author shares journal entries in new book
 
Sort of a "greatest hits" of the collection of his thoughts and observations.

http://heraldnews.suntimes.com/lifestyles/21218831-423/plainfield-author-shares-journal-entries-in-new-book.html
 
 
Cottonwood farm hosts powwow cultural days
 
Scroll through the remaining links on this blog for an inside glimpse of that event.

http://heraldnews.suntimes.com/lifestyles/21384454-423/cottonwood-farm-hosts-powwow-cultural-days.html
 
 
Alternative healers exchange their services
 
Healer's Exchange: the place where healers go to be healed.
 
 
Powow in Crest Hill teaches traditional culture
 
Meet Redhawk and learn why he travels in a longhouse and cooks in an open air kitchen.

http://heraldnews.suntimes.com/news/21434523-418/powwow-in-crestwood-teaches-traditional-culture.html
 
 
King headlights hospice event
 
B.B.'s daughter knows firsthand the importance of giving back.
 
 
 
Rescue pets get frame and fame
 
Meet a pet photographer that captures her furry subjects more for fun than for profit.
 
 
"Amazing Race" benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters and participants
 
A "take" on a popular television show benefits children from single parent homes.
 
 
Dreamcoat set for this weekend in Coal City
 
Meet Jack Micetich, a young man with a passion for community theater as well as contributing to the community he serves.
 
 
Joliet Hope Center opens doors to bless the needy
 
It's not a food pantry. It's a unique buying club to help low-income individuals.
 
 
 
Fundraiser set for Plainfield man recovering from stroke
 
A very rare cause of stroke, a very lucky man. Read on how you can help.
 
 
 
It's only natural: homesteading conference on Aug. 31 at JJC
 
Meet one couple that practices the sustainablity that they preach...and learn how you can enjoy the same lifestyle, too.
 
 
 
Miracle League of Joliet a diamond gem for those with special needs
 
Anyone with a disability may play, and everyone wins.
 
 
A Casey story of doggie CPR
 
A chance view of a YouTube video saved this firefighter's dog's life.
 
 
 
New approach to literacy
 
The method adopted by a retired church pastor and his reitred public health nurse may surprise you.
 
 
 
Alternative rock band wins recording session
 
And from the mouths of the television station representatives that pronounced "The Dead Hands" the champions, it's a very deserving win.
 
 
 
Helping and giving back
 
Control infection without resources? That's just what one Joliet Junior College professor taught a group of nurses at an African hospital.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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