Creative Therapeutics, 400 E. Hillcrest Dr., held a Yoga Ropes workshop Thursday. Participants practiced all levels of yoga using the rope wall for safety and balance. The class is held monthly on the second Thursday and the walk-in cost is $15. Check...
This week's adopt-a-pet of the week is Shadow. Those interested can adopt him from Tails Humane Society, 2250 Barber Greene Road. Shadow has been at Tails since November.
Shadow: Please help me find a home. I've been here for almost five months. If you're looking for an older gal to cuddle on your lap, you've found her. My name is Shadow and I'm 10 1/2 years old. I was in a home since I was a kitten until my owner went into a nursing home and I came to Tails. I don't understand why I haven't been adopted. I've been around people of all ages before. I'm a sweet gal that's just seeking somewhere to spend the rest of my years.
The adoption fee for Shadow has been sponsored in memory of Joann Weeks, a dear friend to all cats at Tails.
This week's adopt-a-pet of the week is Bailey. Those interested can adopt him from Tails Humane Society, 2250 Barber Greene Road. Bailey: Hi there! My name is Bailey and I'd like to be your new BFF! I have some great credentials. I'm friendly smart,...
On this episode of Northern Star Press Box, we sit down with Huskie golfers Thomas DeMarco and Matt Cholod. Topics include hockey talk, roommate rundown and the NCAA Golf Tournament.
A: I have always tried to help other people. Most of the organizations I join I end up being asked to be in a leadership role. I started going to the meetings, and they ended up getting an expansion. When an opening came up for my County Board seat, members of the County Board and the Democratic Party called me and asked me if I would run for County Board. I don’t look at leadership as an ability to wear a badge and have a title. It does come with it, and it does give you some ability to get some things done, but what has always gotten me to that point is working with other people. Finding out what it is that you want and what can we work on together works best. We need to find the common ground and pursue that.
Q: What is the most important change that needs to happen in this community?
A: We need to bring jobs to the city. Good paying jobs. I do think that jobs would also impact the students at NIU because there are a lot of students who are struggling, and there are issues with food insecurity. Also, building retail doesn’t work unless there’s somebody to spend money at that retail, which is why it goes back to my opinion to needing good quality, paying jobs.
On Friday, about 130 crosses were lined up near the Holmes Student Center bus turnaround all the way to the Founders Memorial Library. The crosses represent the shooting victims of Chicago in 2017 so far.Over 50 people attended the the prayer vigil held...
This week's adopt-a-pet of the week is Chelsea. Those interested can adopt her from Tails Humane Society, 2250 Barber Greene Road.Chelsea: "Hi, I'm a social, beautiful two year old girl. I was really thin when I first got here but with some TLC (and food!),...
