Fireworks Or Not, Celebrate The 4th Of July
Over many years my husband and I have celebrated our country’s birthday standing on the same corner of his small northern Minnesota hometown. Friends and family travel from all parts of the country and congregate on Main Street. They cheer the fire trucks and huge taconite tractors. They watch the children scramble for candy, keep time to patriotic music
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All aboard the “Salute to Seniors” ship! In memory of the 100th year of the Titanic tragedy, the Colorado Gerontological Society presented a program at the Colorado Convention Center, which offered many historical adventures. Artifacts were displayed by the Molly Brown Museum, and vintage cars by the Forney Museum.
In a general sense a general sense, true. But a foundation is only the start. I would suggest that just as important as a good foundation is a good roof. The best foundation in the world won’t do you a bit of good without a roof to protect the overall structure of the building, and in some cases, the foundation itself.
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My recent articles concentrated on local daytrips but I’d like to deviate this week and share the experience my husband and I experienced recently. A friend we met on several Dixieland Jazz cruises invited us to share a week in his four-bedroom timeshare in Cabo. We’ve all heard the warnings about visiting Mexico. So, I Googled the
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WHAT A GLORIOUS WEEKEND for graduation, Memorial Day, and a day off.
LYONS HIGH GRADUATION went off without a hitch. Fifty-two Lyons seniors graduated, with nine valedictorians: Victoria Arling, Sierra Bailey-Peterson, Emmalee Biesiada, Meagan Chriswell, Madeline Doering, Shannon Gilman, Madison Myers, Marcos Rodriguez, and Isabella Solman. Thanks to the Concert Band and director, Dr. Karen Gregg; the Senior Choir members and director, Matthew Romig; Principal Greg Winger; and Ms. Joie Siegrist (Board ofLogin to read more: About Town with LaVern Johnson, May 31, 2012
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