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JustGoods Newsletter, September 28, 2017

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Fall Activities JustGoods Fair Trade Marketplace Newsletter Newsletter for Week of Sept  27, 2017                     Quick Links... Our Website  us at   justgoods info.com Boy have we got stuff going on this fall! With our Anniver

YMCA Promotes Falls Prevention Day, September 22, 2017

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Don't Let a Fall Hold You Back On the 10 th Anniversary of National Falls Prevention Awareness Day, YMCA of Rock River Valley Shares Risk Factors   Rockford, IL - September 22 is National Falls Prevention Awareness Day and the YMCA of Rock River Valley is joining the National Council on Aging (NCOA) and the Falls Free Coalition for 10 Years Standing Together to Prevent Falls , a day of action to help raise awareness and prevention of falls.   Each year, it's estimated that one out of three Americans aged 65 or older will suffer a fall, leaving many of these adults with a fear of falling that can cause them to limit physical activities. This leads to reduced mobility and diminished quality of life, and actually increases their risk of falling. In addition, as the population ages f

JustGoods Highlights for party Saturday 9/23

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Music to Celebrate our Anniversary JustGoods Fair Trade Marketplace Newsletter Newsletter for Week of Sept  20, 2017                     Here is a sample of the wonderful music that will be playing in the background as we enjoy our party! Emerald Wind   Brian Boru's March Espinosa and Coffee David playing "Two of Us" by the Beatles Paul Bronson   Sample Paul Bronson Acoustic Secret Serenade   Wicked Game These muscians are playing free of charge just to support Just Goods' mission and to

AN ENTERTAINMENT FEAST - Robert Post, September 23, 2017

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GET READY FOR AN ENTERTAINMENT FEAST DATE: September 15, 2017   FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   CONTACT: Richard Daniels - info@monroeartscenter.com Lori Grinnell - info@monroeartscenter.com Phone: 608-325-5700 or 888-596-1249  www.monroeartscenter.com   GET READY FOR AN ENTERTAINMENT FEAST   MONROE, WI – Matt Lauer of the Today show said, "I like him because he's insane, completely insane."  The New York Times has written, "He merits a place on anybody's all-star team of the goofily gifted."  They are speaking of the one-and-only, Robert Post.   Robert Post's one-man variety show, "Post Comedy Theatre," serves up a delightful entertainment feast of hilarious proportions.  It's an act unlike anything you've ever experienced.  Post will bring his lightning-fast pace, meticulously crafted sketches filled with bumblers, dreamers, and cartoonish

JustGoods Weekly Newsletter - September 15, 2017

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It's time to PARTY!! JustGoods Fair Trade Marketplace Newsletter Newsletter for Week of Sept  15,2017                     Quick Links... Our Website  us at   justgoods info.com It is just 8 days until our Anniversary Bash! Plea

JustGoods Weekly Newsletter, Week of Sept 11

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Look What is Really New and Exciting! JustGoods Fair Trade Marketplace Newsletter Newsletter for Week of Sept  11, 2017                     Quick Links... Our Website  us at   justgoods info.com 11 YEARS ANNIVERSARY BASH

News from Senator Steve Stadelman - Stadelman bills signed into law

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  Governor signs four Stadelman bills into law New Stadelman law protects patients from missing vital medications Illinois pharmacists now have the discretion to dispense vital medication to patients when a refill isn't immediately available through a doctor under a law signed by Gov. Bruce Rauner.   Stadelman discussed the legislation at a news conference Thursday at the University of Illinois College of Pharmacy in Rockford. Senate Bill 1790 gives pharmacists the ability to refill a doctor's prescription in emergencies when the pharmacist believes disrupting medication would harm the patient.   Joining Stadelman for the announcement was his son Nikolas, a Type 1 diabetic whose close call while on a family vacation at Yellowstone National Park provided the impetus for the legislation. Nikolas Stadelman, a Guilford High School sophomore who was 13 at the t