Healing Through Loss at Poland Church with Carol Gottesman
Health Choices Network presents Healing Through Loss with guest speaker Carol Gottesman at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Poland United Methodist Church. Gottesman, a former psychiatric nursing teacher at Trumbull Memorial Hospital, shares how journaling helps connect with loved ones, resolve unfinished issues, and grow through crisis. A $5 suggested freewill offering. Call (330) 782-3554 for details.
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Carol Gottesman
Poland United Methodist Church
Boardman-Poland Road
Gottesman
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Health Choices Network
Labyrinth walk and health screenings at community centers
Evergreen hosts a Saturday labyrinth walk from 2 to 4 p.m. at Villa Maria Community Center with Therese Pavilonis giving a brief history before silent reflection. Jameson Laurel Center offers wellness screenings 9 to 11 a.m. May 31 including skin, oral, blood pressure, cholesterol tests for a $5 fee. reservations needed for skin and oral screenings. Applications for the 2000 Pennsylvania Senior Games are due June 9 with events July 10 to 15 at Shippensburg University. open to Pennsylvania athletes 50 and over with medals available. Contact PSG at 888 445 4559 or Keystone Games site.
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EverGreen
Villa Maria Community Center
Therese Pavilonis
Jameson Laurel Community Center
Joann Lamb
Thomas Jubach
Pennsylvania
Shippensburg University
PSG
Keystonegames.com
Race for the Cure highlights local breast cancer battle
On Mother's Day thousands of women joined the Race for the Cure to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer. The Pittsburgh event at Schenley Park drew about 27,500 participants, with 75 percent of proceeds funding local projects and 25 percent supporting the international grant program. Survivors were honored, and stories like Julia Tomlinson's emphasized early detection and resilience.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
National Council of Jewish Women
Schenley Park
Giant Eagle
Wtae-Tv
Channel 4
Komen International
Lawrence Couty
Race For the Cure
Family Health Council
Komen Foundation
Julia Tomlinson
Tomlinson
New Castle Cancer Support Group
Three young boys start Kids on the Ball charity card venture
Seth Drobney Abir Chatterjee and Nick Cross all nine or ten form Kids on the Ball to raise funds for shelters after collecting more than 600 items for Nicaragua and over 3,000 for Pitt County. They sell handmade occasion cards featuring drawings from children to fund ongoing relief, aiming for 5,000 drawings by July 4 and a $15,000 initial investment to scale production.
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Seth Drobney
Abir Chatterjee
Slippery Rock
Nick Cross
Prospect
Nueva Vidas
Nicaragua
Pitt County
N.C
Seth
Alice
John Wagner-Holtz
Slippery Rock University
Wagner-Holtz
McDonald’s
John
Disney World
Florida
Abir
Pittsburgh
New York
Atlanta
Tampa
Fla
Community Service Learning Institute
SRU
Tammy Young
Governor’s Office
Young
Community Service Institute
Nick
General Nutrition Company
Abi
Moraine Elementary
Pamela Kay Schmalenberger
NEWS
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Thaddeus Stevens
Ann-Margaret Lambo
New Castle
Jj’s
Wilmington Road
Atoe
Kathleen Lewis
New Castle News
Hotmail
Sports World Culture Building
Tai
Trio of Toy