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March 11th, 2022 |
Read and review 10 books this winter and receive a winter reading mug.
Our neighbors seem to be enjoying a close-to-home existence these days, as they haven’t been responding to my calls, or when I do talk to them, they are content to hibernate during these warmer days. So I guess most of the news will again be from me and the gals on the west end of the valley. So, here goes.
This week, we will share a bit more about Rev. Parisius, the first pastor and organizer of St. Luke’s.
There’s still time to participate in our adult summer reading program (18 and older).
The subtitle for “Bone Deep” is “An inside look into the case that inspired the podcast and tv mini-series “The Thing About Pam: Untangling the Betsy Faria Murder Case.” It’s billed as a true story.
If you are in Kendall, check out the crayon-carrying truck that is in one of our library windows.
Our adult summer reading program (18-plus) is underway. Pick up a bingo board at the library and complete the activities to be entered to win fabulous prizes. Boards must be returned to the library by Monday, Aug. 29.
Psalm 127:1 — “Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it; except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.”
By the time you read this, you will be looking at the last weekend in July.
• Mckenzi Rogalla of Wilton was named to the spring dean’s list at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. • The following...
Last week was a busy one in the neighborhood, and I can’t think of any interesting twaddle, so I’ll get right to the news, beginning with the folks just east of me.
Gene Moran was raised on a farm near Soldiers Grove, Wis. He wanted to get away from the farm, and he wanted to fly. Perhaps unfortunately, World War II gave him that opportunity. We would likely not know that except for a social studies teacher and an overheard conversation.
