MY SUN DAY NEWS
We have been living in Sun City since 2001. I have been decorating ever since I moved here. Even before coming to Sun City, I would decorate for Christmas every year.
The holiday time is now upon us. It’s a time for awkward family dinners where verbal jabs are passed around like a bad green-bean casserole.
As a skeptical kid whose faith in Santa was fading, it was a barcode that hammered the final nail into my coffin of innocence one fateful Christmas night.
Before we end our discussion on fats, we need to include another tropical oil with benefits. Used primarily in Southeast Asia and West Africa, palm oil is the main source of dietary fat for millions of people and as much a part of their diet as olive oil is in the Mediterranean.
I am sorry to admit I don’t have a will or trust and was told this is very important. I spoke to a friend who seems to have it all “together,” and I feel so behind in this area. Where do I begin? I am 75 years old.
There is still time for taking action prior to year end to save yourself some income tax dollars, especially if you will have income above $200,000 for the year.
Just because your windows are down and locked does not mean they are properly closed. There is a flange on the upper fixed window that is designed to interlock with a similar flange on the lower movable window.
I stopped making New Year’s resolutions a long time ago, when I realized that they were all doomed to failure.
They may not be arriving on horseback, but on Dec. 21, visitors to the Elgin Public Museum can experience the winter solstice similar to how ancient Celts would have.
With Grafton Township bus service having ended for Rutland and Hampshire Township riders on Nov. 30, the Village of Huntley has begun offering rides to those residents left without service through a voucher program.
The Neighborhood Angels have a clear mission: help or find help for seniors in Sun City, regardless of their type of need.
From wooden wheels rolling across floors on Christmas morning to turkey dinners served at tables seldom covered with food, Sun City residents have helped make the holiday season a little brighter for those in need.
Throughout his four-day trial, former Sun City resident Robert Signorile was portrayed as a wild, violent man, who viciously abused and beat his girlfriend Michelle Mathieu.
Sun City residents in both Grafton and Rutland Townships saw changes in the Grafton Township senior bus service on Nov. 30.
Sun City resident and MS Ambassador Sue Iwinski explains “MS is divided into two major classifications: relapsing-remitting and progressive.” Inside those two larger titles, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society informs says “people with MS can typically experience one of four disease courses, each of which might be mild, moderate, or severe.”
Falling – that is the subject of this article. A friend once told me an easy way to avoid falling is to constantly remain seated. Of course, that is not possible, and I don’t take any of his advice seriously. But falling is a serious issue.
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A long time ago (1989) in a suburb far, far away (Arlington Heights) there began a Rokbonki Japanese Steak, Seafood and Sushi House.
Question: There is a black hose connected to the pipe coming from my sump pump. My neighbor says I should take this off in the winter.
It was Christmas, and the judge was in a merry mood as he asked the prisoner, “What are you charged with?” “Doing my Christmas shopping early”, replied the defendant.
Question: I will be visiting a friend who I have not seen in quite a while. I know he has had health issues and is very sick. How can I have a meaningful visit with him?
We have talked about the importance of fats for the inside of the body, but we need to think of the skin. The skin is the largest and thinnest organ in the body. Only 1/10 inch separates you from toxins.
When municipal officials want to build for the future, they have a powerful financial tool at their disposal: general obligation bonds that yield millions of borrowed dollars. The money is meant to let municipalities move forward on costly projects that will serve the community for decades.
My career in show business began and ended in the mid-80s when my father installed new soffits on our house and repainted any of the exterior wood with a new coat.
Look, it’s not as if I haven’t given it a fair shake, but this whole calendar thing just isn’t working out for me.
On the third Wednesday of every month, a team of about 20 Edgewater volunteers gather at Creekside Lodge, carpool to a warehouse in Aurora, and fill shipping boxes with life-sustaining food products destined for some of the world’s neediest recipients.
Throughout his four-day trial this week, former Sun City resident Robert Signorile was portrayed as a wild, violent man, who viciously abused and beat his girl friend, Michelle Mathieu. On Friday, Nov. 22, he stood calmly, impassively, and expressionless, as a McHenry County criminal court jury convicted him of first degree murder.
In the last 50 years of American history, no event has generated stories and speculation like the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963.
After a nationwide search, Lauren Lee is the Sun City Community Association’s new executive director. She will begin her new work in Huntley on Nov. 18.
Our 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, died on Friday, Nov. 22, 1963. At 43, he was our youngest president ever elected. At 46, he was also our youngest president to have died. He was buried on Monday, Nov. 25.
