Nov 2017 Nurse’s Note
Holiday Health Tips Its November! This time of year is exciting and fun but it can also bring a lot of STRESS! Holiday stress can drain your body’s natural resiliency
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Nov 2017 Library News
What to Read Now Given our national conversations on immigration, race and religion, here are a few selections from our library that might help you or your children gain additional
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Oct 2017 Finance Blog
Giving Online is Easy as 1-2-3 Almost every bank today offers its customers the ability to view their current account balances, account statements, transfer funds and pay bills online over
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Oct 2017 Nurse’s Blog
College is an exciting and challenging time of life. So many changes, leaving home, living independently, getting less sleep, making seemingly earth shattering choices and taking tough classes! You or
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Keep Our Library Growing! If you have books or DVDs that you think others would find valuable, please donate them to our library. Thank you this month to Sue Bianco
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Oct 2017 From The Pastor
500 Years! There are not many times in life that we get the opportunity to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of anything. Yet here we are, on the threshold of the
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Sept 2017 Nurse’s Blog
Prevent Suicide! Statistics reported at a suicide forum relate that 43,000-44,000 people die in the US by suicide each year. That is 117 people each day! More die from suicide
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Sept 2017 Deacon’s Blog
You are the light of the world. A city built on a hill cannot be hid. No one after lighting a lamp puts it under the bushel basket, but on
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Library News Keep the Donations Coming. It’s exciting to have a dynamic library like ours, enriched by generous donations. Thank you, Christine Corson, Sally Phillips and Laura Reiter for recent contributions.
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It’s the Dog Days of Summer…A Great Time for Reading Every wondered why we talk about the “dog days” during the sultry part of the summer? It didn’t used to
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