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LDN - Top Stories
Ruth
Ann Hieronymus waits for the beginning of this
year's Relay for Life at the Lincoln Center on Friday
night. She was the honorary
chair for the 12-hour event that wrapped
up early Saturday morning. Hieronymus is a
three-time survivor of cancer and very well-known for her community involvement. She
dedicates herself to spreading the word that no
one should ignore the signs or symptoms of
cancer. In Monday's edition, LDN will have more coverage
from this year's Relay for Life.
Photo by Nila
Smith
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on picture for larger image.)
Mount Pulaski band concert,
Erich Maxheimer,
'Hugo' tickets,
recycled material art entries, SIUE
dean's list, 'Parents Night Out,'
Claire Conrady, Sydney Johnson, Sam Opperman,
Lincoln College basketball camp, ZLS honor roll,
Mount Pulaski honor rolls, DAR awards, Mount Pulaski
quilt show, Mount Pulaski preschool, Kevin Barker,
Delavan battle re-enactment, Princess Tea
Zooming in
on the people,
places and things that make this community interesting!
Golfers
enjoyed an afternoon in the sun for a good cause
Friday. Several participated in the 17th
annual Lincoln D.A.R.E. Golf Outing. The
outing is the primary fundraiser for the local D.AR.E. program, providing funding for youth
education programs as well outings for kids, such
as the annual pizza party at the park district
and the Nathan Turner Fishing Derby.
Photo by
Nila Smith
(Click on
photo for
larger
image.)
Mount Pulaski band concert,
Erich Maxheimer,
'Hugo' tickets,
Relay for Life, recycled material art entries, SIUE
dean's list, 'Parents Night Out,'
Claire Conrady, Sydney Johnson, Sam Opperman,
Lincoln College basketball camp, ZLS honor roll,
Mount Pulaski honor rolls, DAR awards, Mount Pulaski
quilt show, Mount Pulaski preschool, Kevin Barker,
Delavan battle re-enactment, Princess Tea
Zooming
in on the people,
places and things that make this community interesting!
Currently listing 104 Logan
County businesses & organizations. Will shoppers find your listing in
the Logan County Business Directory? Call 217-737-7418 to get listed.
No one can say
LDN has gone to the dogs! Yesterday it was
birds, and today it is this cute little chipmunk. He looks like he's found a bit of sun to
meditate and say his prayers, but in reality,
there is a little bit of food between his front
paws, and he's enjoying a lunch on the greens at
the Elks Lodge while watching the golf outing
for D.A.R.E.
Photo by Nila Smith
(Click on
picture for larger image.)
Springfield Social Security office moves to new location ... Avoid becoming 'unscoreable' and maintain your credit history as
you age ... Disability: What you don't know can hurt you ... Tips to help seniors avoid identity thieves ... Consuming more fatty acids may reduce symptoms of dry eye ...
Medicare releases home health compare tool ... Help mom save $4,000 a year ... Boomers: Living comfortably at home in style ...
Baby boomers: More active than ever with no plans of slowing down
News & information for
the seniors in our community
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to make sure the obituary of your loved one is placed in Lincoln
Daily News.
LDN - Entertainment
In this Sept. 23, 2011, file
image originally released by AARP, from left, Emilio Estevez,
Ramon Estevez, Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen pose at the
premiere of Emilio's film "The Way," as part of AARP's
Movies for Grownups at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. Martin Sheen
admits to guilt about how his offspring were affected, in
earlier years, by the alcoholism that bedeviled him and by his
consuming career ambitions. If he had it to do over again, he
wouldn't have had four children, he says; he would have had
eight: "For how do we know ourselves but through our children?"
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