Linda Bruns of Lincoln Land Communications holds up one of many beautiful coats that have been donated to this year's annual coat and nonperishable food drive. The drive continues through Nov. 15, and items can be dropped off Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., at 1326 N. Kickapoo St.  As the weather changes and you look through your closet or peer into your pantry, please consider what you have to give to help others in need.  [picture by Karen Hargis]

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