On Outdoors: First leg of deer season closes with mild temps

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer Deer hunters saw an unusual twist in weather patterns last weekend as they closed out the first
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PHASE and WAVE celebrate 50th and 30th anniversaries

From press release PHASE/WAVE (Working Against Violent Environments) is celebrating PHASE’s 50th anniversary and WAVE’s 30th anniversary with the first
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Beloit Memorial Hospital offers Depression Screening Day

From press release BELOIT, Wis.—What is depression, and how is it different from the blues? Help is available if you
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On Outdoors: Cougar sightings increase

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer The presence of cougars, or mountain lions, in the Midwest has been shrouded with as much lore
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Guest Column: Reflexology can help you achieve balance and reduce stress

By Karla Fernet Healthy Balance Reflexology Stress is a major cause of many health issues. When we remove stress from our lives,
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Leave No Child Inside: For children, nature’s lessons can come through hunter education

The Four Rivers Environmental Coalition, in concert with the national Leave No Child Inside campaign, is committed to ensuring the
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Dr. Julia’s Inn: Vaccination: Swine flu, autism, allergies, asthma

By Dr. Julia Whipkey-Michniewicz, N.D. Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine Every day that we are in the office, it is nothing for
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Defining approaches to healing: What does it all mean?

By Jodell Lofgren Would you call conventional medicine practiced in the United States holistic? How would you classify aromatherapy? Acupuncture? Flower
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CherryVale Mall helps Santa feed America, asks shoppers to give gift of food

From press release Santa Claus is doling out some extra credit this holiday season to good boys and girls of
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The Second Half: Sneaky Santa: Holiday season seems to arrive earlier every year

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist Picking up the candy wrappers from our Halloween weekend, I heard an announcement that gave me chills:
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1st Step Chiropractic: Is it curable?

Dr. Philip Schalow You went to someone who seemed like a well-trained, knowledgeable professional in the field. You maybe had some
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Diabetes Support Group meets at OSF St. Anthony Medical Center

From press release The next OSF Diabetes Support Group meeting will be at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 11, in
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Leave No Child Inside: Cooler days mean new array of outdoor family activities

The Four Rivers Environmental Coalition, in concert with the national Leave No Child Inside campaign, is committed to ensuring
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$1 off admission to Coco Key with Adopt-A-Soldier donation

From press release Throughout the month of November, the Rock River Chapter of the American Red Cross is taking part in
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On Outdoors: ‘Fish Beat’ makes home in archives

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer With the exception of some die-hard muskie anglers, who are finding rather localized success, the traditional season
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Prairie Preservation Society meets Nov. 15

From press release OREGON, Ill.—A special program will be offered by the Prairie Preservation Society of Ogle County at 2 p.m.,
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The Second Half: The Lazy Dog’s advice

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist I do a lot of research regarding maximizing my brain’s potential in the Second Half of life.
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Rock River Center hiking group explores White Pines Ranch

From press release The Rock River Center Stump Jumpers hiking group explored the pastures, spring and canyon at White Pines Ranch
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Take action now to protect health freedom—part 5

Editor’s note: The following is the fifth, and final, part of a five-part series. The first part appeared in the
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Seniors may qualify for a power wheelchair

From press release Medicare’s regulations now make it easier for seniors and others with debilitating conditions such as arthritis, stroke,
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Severson Dells Notes: Hands-on nature education at Severson Dells

Editor’s note: The following was adapted from an annual breakfast speech. By Don Miller Education Director, Severson Dells Nature Center Severson Dells Nature
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‘Explore Nursing’ at St. Anthony College of Nursing Open House

From press release St. Anthony College of Nursing will host a fall Open House from 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday,
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Local couple to discuss experiences of eating local for one year

From press release University of Illinois Extension will host a presentation by Lenae Weichel and her husband, Kevin Holdmann, from 6
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Dr. Julia’s Inn: Looking at your blood under a microscope

By Dr. Julia Whipkey-Michniewicz, N.D. Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine Every day in my office, I meet people who are not getting answers
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November is National Home Care & Hospice Month

From press release When you or someone you love requires care—at home, in the hospital or in a nursing facility—or
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Crusader Clinic presents ‘Fall in Love with Caring’ Oct. 30

From press release Crusader Community Health is hosting their annual fund-raiser, “Fall in Love with Caring,” from 6 to 10 p.m.,
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Fish Beat: Summer recap and the typical fall season

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer This year was an unusual one for fishing. Erratic temperature changes confused some species, which carried on
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‘An Evening with Wendell Berry’ Nov. 3 in Freeport

From press release FREEPORT, Ill.—Wendell Berry, the author of more than 40 books of essays, fiction and poetry about nature and
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Narcotics Anonymous offers Spanish-speaking meetings in Rockford

From press release Recovery from addiction is what happens at Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings, and NA meetings are now available in
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Take action now to protect health freedom—part 4

Editor’s note: The following is the fourth part in a five-part series. Part one appeared in the Aug. 5-11, 2009,
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Yoga Rockford: The Nia experience

By Jennie Williford Pranayama Yoga Studio Many years ago, I taught yoga at a studio in Fort Worth, Texas. Along with yoga,
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Stroke and Osteoporosis Screening coming to Rockford Nov. 3

From press release MADISON, Wis.—Residents living in and around the Rockford community can be screened to reduce their risk of
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IDNR awards grants to improve snowmobile trails

By Doug Halberstadt Sports Columnist Local snowmobilers will have something to look forward to once the ground gets sufficiently covered with the
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Debut performance of breast cancer song at Katie’s Cup Oct. 29

From press release In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a collaboration by three Rockford-area performing artists will have its debut
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The Second Half: Birthdays bring changes

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist I am celebrating! Two of my favorite Second Half people are having birthdays: my husband and my
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Guest Column: Small waterways in need of protection

By Max Muller Once again, Lake Michigan is in trouble. This time, instead of BP trying to pump more wastes
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PAWS Humane Society Happenings

From October 2009 newsletteer Jester Jester, Jax and Starr are kittens that came from a farm in Davis Junction. There
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Just Between Women—Women’s health issues presented

From press release NorthPointe Health and Wellness will host an educational seminar for women from 7-8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 3,
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2,020 participate in area used clothing drive

From press release LOVES PARK, Ill.—Keep Northern Illinois Beautiful’s (KNIB) success continues this month with 2,020 area residents dropping off clothing
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Leave No Child Inside: Escape into a child’s imagination outdoors

The Four Rivers Environmental Coalition, in concert with the national Leave No Child Inside campaign, is committed to ensuring the
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Take action now to protect health freedom—part three

Editor’s note: The first part of this series appeared in the Aug. 5-11, 2009, issue, and the second  part appeared
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Raw Energy: Green is your friend

By Brenda Richter Why do we eat? Responses may vary, and they include: hunger, fuel for energy, nourishment or enjoyment. Many
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Pet Talk: What to know when traveling with your pet

From College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University Vacation season is officially upon us. With the kids out of school and
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Take action now to protect health freedom—part two

Editor’s note: The first part of this series ran in the Aug. 5-11, 2009, issue. By Susan Johnson Copy Editor The U.S. government
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Fish Beat: Reel in the best line

By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer There are a variety of fishing line brands on the market. Some are multi-purpose, while others are
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The Second Half: Why manage time?

By Kathleen D. Tresemer Columnist I mentioned to my Second Half friend Pat that I was busier than ever lately, not my
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Guest Column: Detoxification: Purifying our systems

By Dr. Jonathan Taylor Northern Illinois Medical Group I have mentioned before that proper digestion and absorption of nutrients is vital for
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Hiking for Hounds Oct. 18

From press release Sunday, Oct. 18, take your canine companions to a fall walk in the woods at beautiful Klehm
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Benefit for Linda Martinovich Oct. 18

By Susan Johnson Copy Editor The friends and family of Linda Martinovich, who is undergoing treatment at SwedishAmerican Hospital, will hold
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1st Step Chiropractic: A fighting chance

Dr. Philip Schalow John had spent several thousand dollars over the years on blood pressure medication. He assumed the aches and
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