Tricks, treats and pets don’t mix: Beware of Halloween dangers to pets

From press release Halloween can be a fun holiday for families and their pets. However, Petland asks that pet owners are
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YWCA presents ‘Wine, Women & Purses’ Nov. 13

From flier The YWCA of Rockford invites you to a special “girls’ night out” from 6-8:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 13, at
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‘Oktoberfest at Giovanni’s’ to benefit Rockford MELD

From press release You’re invited to a fun event at “Oktoberfest at Giovanni’s” from 5:30-8:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 22. The evening
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Access not an issue for Beloit Regional Hospice

From press release BELOIT, Wis.—Have no fears about access to the Eclipse Center Oct. 23 for Doves and Diamonds: Celebrate Hospice.
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Is it time to learn CPR?

From press release Could you help a relative, co-worker or friend who suddenly stopped breathing or whose heart stopped, or assist
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Pet Talk: Feline nutrition tips to keep your cat healthy

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University About 40 percent of cats in American households are obese. “Obesity is a
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The Second Half: Exploring the ‘D word’

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist In our Second Half, we have the opportunity to step away from many of the responsibilities of
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Local chiropractor offers free headache seminar

From press release Thousands of people suffer from chronic headaches, and for many, medication provides only temporary relief. Hulsebus Chiropractic is
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American Legion presents a National Breast Cancer Awareness event

From flier The American Legion Jefferson Horton Post and Auxiliary Unit 340 will present a National Breast Cancer Awareness event from
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‘Life Is a Blessing: One Nurse’s Journey Through Breast Cancer’ at OSF St. Anthony

From press release An oncology nurse’s journey through breast cancer will be explored at the next Community Health Program to be
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Guest Column: HIV/AIDS: Best of times and worst

By David Mixner In recent times, the media have been filled with encouraging news about progress in treating HIV/AIDS. At the
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Pet Talk: Post-traumatic stress disorder in dogs

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University When most people think of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, veteran soldiers might
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Flu vaccine debate–against vaccination

Flu vaccine raises concerns in the medical community By Susan Johnson Copy Editor Plans are being announced for the government’s new flu vaccine
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Plant the seeds of hope to fight breast cancer Oct. 4

From press release SwedishAmerican Center for Women invites you to a free Breast Cancer Awareness Program Monday, Oct. 4, at Giovanni’s,
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The Second Half: Are you ‘in a box with some rocks’?

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist I have been following the story about the miners in Chile, trapped below ground since early August
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Pet Talk: Is a minimally-invasive surgery a better option?

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University It is scary when pets have to face the inevitable surgery and go
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The Second Half: What is reality? ‘Reality television’ is not all it’s cracked up to be

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist “There is no pain equal to that of being forced to think.”—Author Frank Yerby September is here, a
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Health Department offers flu, pneumonia vaccine clinics

From press release Fifty-nine community flu and pneumonia clinics have been scheduled by the Winnebago County Health Department and will be made
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Beloit Ribfest 2010 competition to benefit Beloit Regional Hospice

From press release BELOIT, Wis.—Local and regional cooks, chefs and backyard aficionados are hustling to be a part of a premier
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OSF introduces ‘Weight Loss Orientation’

From press release A free “Weight Loss Orientation” program will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Wednesdays beginning Sept.
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The Second Half: Don’t judge this ‘book’ by its cover

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist Lessons learned in the first half of life often re-surface in our Second Half, maybe because
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Family seeks donations for cancer victim

By Susan Johnson Copy Editor William Tallent, 72, a Loves Park resident, was living a normal life until Monday, Aug. 23, when
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B-Xtreme Fitness Health Fair Sept. 18

From press release B-Xtreme Fitness Pro Center will hold its first health fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Sept.18.
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Pet Talk: Pet diseases that make people sick

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University Sixty-four percent of American households own pets. This percentage is a large indication
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Dr. Julia’s Inn: Identifying obesity

By Dr. Julia Whipkey-Michniewicz, N.D. Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine You may think that with a title as “Identifying obesity,” this is a
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The Second Half: The amazing Friends of Beckman Mill

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist “The gods help them that help themselves.”—Aesop Here’s a Second Half story that impressed me, surprised me, taught
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Harnessing true warrior energy

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer In a world where political correctness and people-pleasing is common, many find themselves unable to meet their
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Benefit Sept. 5 in Genoa for soldier wounded in Afghanistan

From press release GENOA, Ill.—A fund-raiser for an American soldier injured while serving in Afghanistan will be from noon to 10
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Sexuality expert to discuss ‘Sexual and Relationship Health’ Sept. 9 at Rockford College

From press release An expert on sexuality, especially as it relates to young women, will give a free talk at Rockford
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Get trained with Red Cross in September

From press release The American Red Cross has several upcoming classes in September. It is a great time for residents throughout
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Diabetes Support Group meets at OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center

From press release The next OSF Diabetes Support Group meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., Wednesday,  Sept. 8, in the St.
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Pet Talk: Creative ways to save on pet food, snacks

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University Occasionally, money can get a little tight from time to time, no matter
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Anger and rage in modern society

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer For decades, anger management classes have been filled with individuals who’ve lost a battle with heightened emotions
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Independence Village collection site for recycling used eyeglasses

From press release Independence Village was recently designated as a collection site for used eyeglasses. Anyone with used glasses or frames
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What are essential oils and how do they work?

By Alice Stacionis Young Living Distributer So much is heard today about natural remedies. Many are seeking out alternatives to allopathic remedies.
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Pet Talk: How to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University 2010 has been the hottest year on record in the United States so
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Healing Pathways-Cancer Resource Center hosts ‘An Evening in the Gardens’

From press release Healing Pathways-Cancer Resource Center invites the public to “An Evening in the Gardens,” a fund-raising event from 5
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Get trained with Red Cross in August

From press release The American Red Cross has several upcoming classes in August. It is a great time for residents throughout
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Cruise Night Roscoe community blood drive

From press release The Dairy Queen in Roscoe will host a Cruise Night community blood drive from 3 to 8 p.m.,
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PAWS Humane Society to host ‘Yappy Hour’

From flier PAWS Humane Society will host a special “Yappy Hour” for dogs from 7-9 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 12, at Brewsky’s,
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Free Wellness Fair for local seniors

From press release Local Shriners are doing their part to help local seniors stay healthy. A free “Senior Circus” Health and
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Bicycle camp helps people with disabilities pedal toward dreams

From press release Lose The Training Wheels, Inc., a nationally-recognized nonprofit organization, brings its innovative style of teaching people with disabilities
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The Second Half: Creativity–why bother?

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist In my Second Half of life, I made a decision to get creative, channeling my most inspired
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OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center files waiver to join Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Network

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer OSF St. Anthony Medical Center has announced it will upgrade its organ and tissue donor program by
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Pet Talk: Tips for dealing with the loss of a pet

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University People have a special bond with animals because animals provide unconditional love throughout
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Red Cross opens shelter for flood victims

From press release In response to flooding in the area, the American Red Cross is opening a shelter at Brooke Road
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The Second Half: What has the Internet done to my brain?

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist It started in my book club. Members—myself included—were complaining our book choices were too long, too rambling, too
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ALS Association to host support group in Rockford

From press release The ALS Association-Greater Chicago will be hosting a support group in Rockford for individuals and their family members
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Rockford residents rally to build a village in Haiti

From press release Residents from the Rockford/Chicago communities have started to rally support to rebuild Haiti and restore hope. The Hope
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Motorcycles and a mission: Breast Fest 2010

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist When you think of “bikers,” does your mind go first to Wild in the Streets or
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