FROM BSC HAPPENINGS__The Senior Center will begin making its annual Peanut Brittle on November 9 starting at 8 a.m. and will continue through the first four Mondays in November.
As one of the largest fundraisers of the year for the center, it takes around 30 volunteers to make the candy. New volunteers are always welcome. Volunteers are encouraged to come when they can.
Tim Stockman, Roger Edwards or Tonya can answer any questions that you may have.
MEDIA RELEASE__Bluffton University welcomed Rev. Douglas A. Kaufman, Mennonite pastor and Anabaptist Outreach Specialist for Faith in Place, who presented on exploring the connections between faith, environmental stewardship and the lives of creatures that share the earth with humanity.
Kaufman encouraged attendees to look more closely at the natural world and consider how caring for creation can deepen their understanding of spirituality.
Kiley Rutzler of Event Pro Connections will present Aligning the Vision With the Experience, exploring how planning, atmosphere, location, and strategic decisions all contribute to creating an experience that matches your original vision.
Come ready to connect, share ideas, and spend some time with fellow local professionals.
Be swept back in time to witness a live radio broadcast retelling the moving journey of George Bailey through his small town, discovering how a single ordinary life weaves a profound web of impact across an entire community.
By Karen L. Kier, Pharmacist
On behalf of the ONU Healthwise Team
Halloween and trick-or-treat are on their way. It is estimated that the average American will spend $36.40 on candy for a national total of $4.1 billion. Americans will spend another $4.3 billion on decorations and $4.4 billion on costumes. This totals $13.5 billion for the nation, with the average American spending $115.14 on Halloween.
