Here are twelve things we should all understand: — When you are winning, keep your mouth shut. — Don’t tell people your plans. Wait for the results to speak for themselves. — Never expect to get what you give. Not everyone has a heart of flesh. — Everyday you wake up, you have a new job to be better than …
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The History & Mystery of Three Rivers
A 1858 map shows a two block length to five streets south of North Street (present W. Michigan Avenue). Thomas, Spring, Constantine, Pleasant Streets and one unnamed street are shown. Later Pleasant became Andrews and the “unnamed” street to its west became Hooker. In 1922 South Hooker ran to the Air Line route of MCRR tracks just south of Broadway. …
Read More »Out and About – Week of September 9th
We all have an expiration date. There are at least two things we must do and there’s not much we can do about them. We are all going to die sometime and we must all pay taxes. You really don’t need to pay taxes, but you must be careful not to get caught. Ever since the day we are born, …
Read More »Out and About – Week of September 2nd
We celebrate Labor Day this week. If your child is not already in school, he/she will be by the end of the week. Not only do we celebrate September 2 as Labor Day, but we also celebrate V-J Day. On September 2, 1945, Japan signed the Formal Surrender. Next Sunday, September 8, is Grandparents Day. We should celebrate our grandparents …
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August 26 was “National Dog Day”. They treated me like a King. I am Arlo and I am about two years old. I am a one in a thousand nice dog. I love walking with volunteers and rolling in the grass. I am a little shy when I first meet new people. I love dog treats and going for rides. …
Read More »Out and About – Week of August 26th
A couple of weeks ago, I shared information about the Stone Cottage Free Store in Three Rivers. Rumor has it that we have a homeless problem here in St. Joe County, and I wanted to let everyone know how much the Free Store is doing to help deal with those in need.. The Stone Cottage Free Store is part of …
Read More »Out and About – Week of August 19th
Last week I wrote quite a bit about “Fiber”. I mentioned how important Fiber is to us and how we should try to include Fiber in our daily diet. Protein is another important item that should be included in our daily intake of food. Protein plays an essential role in muscle maintenance, metabolic function and overall physical well-being. As we …
Read More »Out and About – Week of August 12th
The St. Joe County Grange Fair is a little more than a month away. I’ll be volunteering as a Courtesy Cart driver, so if you see me, flag me down and I’ll take you anywhere you want to go on the fairgrounds. The Courtesy Carts are FREE and are appreciated by everyone young and old. We are limited as to …
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I have been here a month now. I am starting to get depressed and I so want a person to love. I am “Twinkles,” about two years old. I love kids, bath time, cuddling, and walks. I get along with other dogs. My docket number is 230-24, at the St. Joseph County Animal Control Shelter located at 652 E. Main …
Read More »Out and About – Week of August 5th
Welcome to August. This week in history, the following events were noteworthy: The US Coast Guard was established August 4, 1790. The Purple Heart Medal was created on August 7, 1782. The Vietnam War began August 7, 1964. Next week, on August 14, we’ll celebrate the ending of World War II, when the Empire of Japan surrendered on this date …
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