Inclusion expert to speak at NJC Oct. 10
Northeastern Junior College will be hosting a “Minimizing Implicit Bias” talk presented by Dena Samuels, Ph.D., Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. in the Dorothy J. Corsberg Theater in E.S.
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Recipe Train
This better-than-beef turkey meatloaf was taught to Corrin Myers by her husband, J.R.
News from neighbors
Peetz vs. Briggsdale scoring breaks state records
STERLING JOURNAL-ADVOCATE, Oct. 1 — The Peetz homecoming football game was one for the history books.
Brothers-in-law Frank Castle and John Donald “Don” Morgan moved to Holyoke in 1919 and entered the grocery business a couple years later, operating The City Market. Clerks were Wilbur Burchett, Hal Clark, Walter Redies and Cleo Schneller. After Castle’s death in 1930, the grocery store was operated under J.D. Morgan & Son and the name was later changed to Morgan’s. The grocery store later became the IGA store. The store was located where Hometown Liquors now stands. — source: Phillips County Museum
Peekin’ into the past
Five Years Ago
Oct. 3, 2013
The building at 246 S. Interocean Ave. was used as a hospital since it was built in 1918 until 1965.
Oct. 4 lunch to celebrate 100 years of hospital history
NO HOSPITAL IN HOLYOKE
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