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Gilligan: Family Fun alert -- look for it in Friday's TH (opens the original)
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This Friday, we have another of our robust premium magazines coming your way in every print and digital edition. This one will be of particular interest to parents and grandparents looking for ways to entertain kids in the tri-states. And we have plenty of ideas. It takes me back a couple of decades when I had a passel of little kids, and we were always on the lookout for things to do with the young ones. Thatâs when I came up with the summer list, which might be the single best parenting idea
Our opinion: Falb's legacy made a difference in ways large and small (opens the original)
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As a philanthropist, a businessman, a quiet leader and a willing volunteer, Mark Falb left an indelible mark on our community. Following his death one week ago, Falb leaves behind a shining example of how an individual can make an impact â and there are lessons there for all of us. The recipient of the Telegraph Herald First Citizen Award for 2013, Falb represented a unique honoree because his efforts had an impact across so many categories and in multiple ways. The breadth of his contribution
Ullrich: Let's forget what we're told, before we get too old (opens the original)
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RURAL AMERICA â I understand that aging âbeats the alternativeâ as so many are fond of saying, however itâs not that much fun being reminded of the fact. Just such a reminder happened a little over a week ago, when a friend and I drove to suburban Chicago to catch Al Jardine (original Beach Boy) and the Pet Sounds Band. The theater was filled with my people, elderly people, canes and walkers galore. When did this happen? When did time decide to rush along without me? Mr. Jardine needed a
Bringing music to life (opens the original)
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Amanda Janson, of Dubuque, and her daughters Stella (left), 7, and Ava, 2, take part in the … Erin Callahan (right) leads a group of children during a Mindful Musicians pop-up class at F… Katie Cummings along with her two daughters Ellie, 2, and 16-month-old Riley take part in Mi… Amanda Janson, of Dubuque, with her two daughters Stella (left), 7, and Ava, 2, take part in… Erin Callahan (left) leads a group of children during a Mindful Musicians pop-up class at Fl… Katie Cummings along with her
Ullrich: Savoring summer's sweetness and glorious skies (opens the original)
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RURAL AMERICA â I cannot fully describe what I saw a week or so ago. Driving on a two-lane road toward my house at sunset right after a storm, I had to stop the car. To the west were huge, thick billowy clouds, folding back into themselves, surging upward and, because of the setting sun, exhibiting many shades of bright orange. It felt otherworldly, like something out of a Spielberg movie. I stopped so that I could grab one of the cameras I carry in the back seat. I own two cars, and the camer
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