School is back in session tomorrow at the regular scheduled times. Dewey kicked off the Christmas shopping season Friday, when the lights were turned on downtown and stores stayed open to accommodate shoppers. Shop local stores and keep your tax dollars in our community.
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A Milford auto-repair and towing business owner who wants to “make some noise” against entrenched politicians is challenging 10-term U.S. Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro, D-3, in 2010.
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Following is a wish list of items and volunteer opportunitiesfrom nonprofit agencies in Racine County. They were provided bylocal nonprofit agencies.
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HAMILTON - Supports to Encourage Low-income Families, a co-sponsor of Hamilton’s 2010 Group Workcamps project, and the Site Identification Committee mailed more than 500 home repair applications to select homeowners in the 2nd and 4th wards.
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An elderly disabled couple is seeking assistance with the purchase of an electric dryer for their home. Due to chronic medical conditions, daily washing of clothing and linens is necessary and there is no dryer in the home.
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ATTLEBORO - A city man hopes to help revive downtown’s lively past with stuff from the past.
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In the seven years that Gail and Gerry Hoekzema have been volunteering for Good Works Inc., they have seen many different kinds of problems in many different kinds of homes.
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It’s a classic shopper’s dilemma. No, we’re not talking paper vs. plastic. How about: Do I buy the extended warranty or not?
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By GARY T. PAKULSKI BLADE BUSINESS WRITER ON CHRISTMAS morning in some homes in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, a lump of coal will be a source of warmth, not a punishment for naughty children. Several dozen customers in the region served by Dennis Coal & Stove in Wauseon have returned to the age-old fuel source. “It’s mainly people trying to be economical,” explained Carol Dennis, an …
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In the last year, The Courier-News has gotten a new look and, along with the rest of the Sun-Times Media, a new owner. But some things haven’t changed. Among them: The newspaper’s commitment to giving back to its communities through Operation Jingle Bells, the annual charitable fund.
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