New daytime and evening adult grief support groups offered

Staff Report BELOIT, WIS. — Beloit Regional Hospice will host two seven-week adult grief support groups beginning Tuesday, Nov. 6.
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Rockford nursing symposium on global of premature births kicks of November Prematurity Awareness Month

Staff Report Nov. 2, about 150 nurses from across the state will attend a symposium on the global problem of premature
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Provena Life Connections to host educational program for physicians, nurses and social workers

Staff Report Provena Cor Mariae Center, Provena St. Anne Center, both in Rockford, and Provena St. Joseph Center of Freeport
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Mississippi River happenings

By Olivia Dorothy Regional Conservation Coordinator, Upper Mississippi River Initiative, Izaak Walton League of America Editor’s note: As the website says: “Founded
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Crusader celebrates 40 years, honors Spirit of Caring winners

Staff Report Crusader Community Health celebrated its 40th anniversary year at its annual fund-raiser, “4 Decades of Ahhs — Heart, Brains,
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Yoga Rockford: Yoga: For mind, not body

By Jennie Williford Pranayama Yoga Studio The great Indian sage Patanjali defines yoga in the Yoga Sutras as, “Yoga is the cessation
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Celebrate 30 years with Beloit Regional Hospice Nov. 10

• Event will feature Little Vito and the Torpedoes, jewelery contest and silent auction Staff Report BELOIT, Wis. — Reservations are now being
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A letter about Illinois water

Editor’s note: Please support and utilize the ELPC’s new Illinois water website. While the work of the ELPC is impactful
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Dr. Julia’s Inn: Gut health and healthy immune system

By Dr. Julia Whipkey-Michniewicz, N.D. Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine While in New York City, I recently met Dr. Lamm, M.D.,
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Prepare to be the Thanksgiving host at Nov. 5 workshop

Staff Report OREGON, Ill. — If the thought of cooking a Thanksgiving turkey causes even a little anxiety, University of Illinois
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Mountain bike, equestrian trails open at Page Park

Staff Report After months of collaboration and clearing debris to make way for new trails, the Rockford Park District, in cooperation
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November is Diabetes Awareness Month

By Phyllis Picklesimer Media/Communications Specialist, University of Illinois College of ACES News and Public Affairs If current trends continue, the Centers for
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Crusty foods may worsen heart problems for diabetics

By Phyllis Picklesimer Media/Communications Specialist, University of Illinois College of ACES News and Public Affairs URBANA, Ill. — A University of Illinois
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Gift of Hope earns top award for organ donation efforts

Staff Report ITASCA, Ill. — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has recognized Gift of Hope as one
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Humor is good for you — physically and mentally!

By Phyllis Picklesimer Media/Communications Specialist, University of Illinois College of ACES News and Public Affairs URBANA, Ill. — It’s important for your
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Oct. 29 deadline for Reiki classes at Rockford Career College

Online Staff Report Rockford Career College is hosting a basic Level 1 Reiki Energy Healing class at its facility, 1130 S.
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Zen master to conduct meditation session at Roscoe yoga studio Oct. 29

By Karen Radtke ROSCOE, Ill. — Zen Master Meido Moore Roshi will be conducting Zazen (seated meditation) and leading discussion beginning
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Mississippi River happenings

By Olivia Dorothy Regional Conservation Coordinator Upper Mississippi River Initiative Izaak Walton League of America Editor’s note: As the website says: “Founded in 1922,
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The Nikolas Ritschel Foundation presents Nik’s Home Run 7k Race and 1-Mile Fun Walk

By Kelli Ritschel I was blessed to be able to accompany my son, Nik, on a very difficult life
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‘Lemurs of Madagascar’ topic of Oct. 28 lecture at Burpee

Staff Report Rockford native Abigail Ross will deliver a 70th Anniversary of Burpee Museum Lecture Series lecture from 2 to 3
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Guest Column: Tell veterinarians: Devocalization is mutilation!

Editor’s note: The following is from a petition started by Sue Perry titled “Tell Veterinarians: Devocalization is Mutilation!” The petition
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Hoo Haven has new donation drop-off sites, open house upcoming

Staff Report Things just got easier for folks wishing to donate to Hoo Haven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center. There
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Bestselling author to discuss mental illness Oct. 25 at Rockford College

Staff Report Noted author Pete Earley will speak about mental health in America as a part of the Rockford College forum
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Haunted House fund-raiser for brain tumor victim

Staff Report The Janesville Community Haunted House, 1634 E. Racine St., Janesville, Wis., is a fund-raiser project to help
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Swede’s pilots exchange program with Swedish students

Staff Report Monday, Oct. 15, three nursing/health care students and two teachers from the De la Gardiegymnasiet school in Lidköping, Sweden,
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Horicon Marsh in Horicon, Wis., offers Fall Festival Oct. 20

Online Staff Report HORICON, Wis. — This season, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education
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Free open house at Atwood Park Oct. 20

Online Staff Report Do you have fond memories of camp or school field trips at Seth B. Atwood Park in Rockford?
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‘Paddle, Pedal and Pints’ fund-raiser Oct. 20

Online Staff Report LOVES PARK, Ill. — Paddle and Trail and Be Active Outdoors are hosting the “Paddle, Pedal and Pints”
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‘Creepy, Crawly Halloween Party’ at Midwest Museum of Natural History Oct. 20

Online Staff Report SYCAMORE, Ill. — Midwest Museum of Natural History in Sycamore, Ill., will host its “Creepy, Crawly Halloween Party”
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National Family Partnership and DEA join forces for 2012 Red Ribbon Week

Online Staff Report The National Family Partnership (NFP) announcs the national contest for its 27th annual Red Ribbon Week
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Local teen an inspiration for Leukemia & Lymphona Society walk

• Rockford Light The Night Walk set for Oct. 20 at Loves Park Peak Sports Club Staff Report Kate Foster, a 13-year-old competitive
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Summerfield Zoo offers ‘Boo at the Zoo’ Oct. 20-21

Staff Report BELVIDERE, Ill. — Belvidere’s Summerfield Zoo will offer its Third Annual “Boo at the Zoo” from 10 a.m.
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Pumpkin is a versatile superfood for fall and beyond

By Phyllis Picklesimer Media/Communications Specialist, University of Illinois College of ACES News and Public Affairs URBANA, Ill. — With Halloween and Thanksgiving
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‘Remains of a River’ featured Oct. 19 at free Film Night at Windsor Lake

Staff Report LOVES PARK, Ill. — Paddle and Trail announces the launch of Film Nights at the Regional Activity Center at
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SwedishAmerican Center For Women offers ‘Girls Night Out’ by combining mammograms with fun-filled evenings

Staff Report Annual mammograms are one of the most important screenings available for women. For this reason, the SwedishAmerican
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Nov. 2 deadline to vote for OSF Pink Glove Dance II video

Staff Report OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center has entered the Pink Glove Dance II video competition aimed at raising breast cancer
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Loyola expands hepatology services to Rockford

Staff Report MAYWOOD, Ill. — Loyola University Health System (LUHS) has expanded hepatology services with physicians now available at the new
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Donations taken through Oct. 14 for Oct. 18-31 ‘Bras on the BMO,’ ‘Bra Auction’ Oct. 19 at Kryptonite

Online Staff Report As a visual symbol of breast cancer awareness, hope and survival, bras will be strung across the BMO
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Free nature programs continue at Atwood Park

Online Staff Report Rockford Park District’s Atwood Center invites all ages to experience “In the Outdoors,” a series of free activities
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Local bank goes ‘pink’ in the fight against breast cancer

Online Staff Report While the fall season is usually associated with many different shades of red, orange and brown, pink
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Pumpkin selection, recipe tips offered at Oct. 23 event

Online Staff Report OREON, Ill. — A new program, “Pumpkins: More Than Just Jack-O-Lanterns,” will be presented from 2 to 3
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U.S. Army Corps releases GLMRIS report

Staff Report The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Oct. 5 released the Great Lakes and Mississippi River Interbasin Study
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Benefit for the family of Judy Mulcahey and Ken Goettsch

By Susan Johnson Copy Editor You can help a family that has been devastated by cancer, not once, but twice. Their
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1st Step Chiropractic: New hope for the jaw

Dr. Philip Schalow POP! There it goes again! You opened your mouth at dinner, and your jaw advertised the fact with
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Federal government takes action on radon gas to prevent lung cancer deaths in 2012

• Oct. 15-21 is Radon Awareness Week Staff Report Oct. 15-21 is Federal Radon Action Week, according to the Surgeon General. Health
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One Green Thing: Bet you never thought of it (because I didn’t)

By Jan Herbert Rockford Park District Whether you were “green” before the color was fashionable or whether you’re just ready to find
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Tips for talking to someone recently diagnosed with breast cancer

Staff Report LISLE, Ill. — More than 230,000 Americans will find out they have breast cancer this year. A woman’s lifetime
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SwedishAmerican employees start Goodwill drive

Staff Report Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois is teaming up with SwedishAmerican Health System employees from Oct. 15-29 to collect
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Hiking Club offers hike around Levings Park Oct. 9

Online Staff Report All ages are invited to join Rockford Park District’s Hiking Club from 9 to 10 a.m., Tuesday, Oct.
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National 4-H Week observed Oct. 7-13

Online Staff Report In today’s society, every week of the year seems to have some significant meaning. The week of
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