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Lincoln County Humane Society Needs Your Help! They need temporary FOSTER HOMES for their furry friends as they update the much needed dog kennels and building! Please call to see how you can help at 715-536-3459 or visit their website at http://www.furrypets.com/2012/index.php
Congratulations Phil Himmelfarb of Glendale! The citizens of Wisconsin voted and 73-year-old Phil Himmelfarb of Glendale was chosen as Wisconsin's 2013 outstanding senior volunteer. Phil is the state's winner of Home Instead Senior Care's Salute to Senior Service Award. A $500 donation will be made to the non profit of his choice and he is in the running for national recognition. See press release below for details about the important contributions he is making in the community.
Do you have a question on gardening, flowers, lawn, trees or insects? Call the GARDENLINE at 715-261-1237 or 1-800-234-1471. A trained Master Gardener Volunteer will return your call.This is the thirteenth year Master Gardener Volunteers have provided this service to the community.
YWCA WAUSAU Summer Camps for Girls The YWCA Wausau announces its 2013 Summer Camps for GIRLS. Camps are open to any girl who will be entering 6th-9th grade for the 2013-2014 school year. The GIRLS Camps are designed for area middle and junior high school girls and offered by the YWCA Wausau. The camps allow girls the opportunity to focus on active living and healthy eating. Tennis Camp held June 18-20 from 1:30—3:30 pm at John Muir Middle School. Cost: $20. Volleyball Camp held July 9-11 from 1:30—3:30 pm at John Muir Middle School. Cost: $20. Cooking Camp – We are holding three different sessions. June 28th will feature Italian cuisine. July 19th will focus on Healthy Desserts & Snacks and we'll wrap up on August 13th with Simple Meals. Each camp is held from 10am- 12:30pm at the YWCA Wausau COST: $10 per class or $20 for all 3 sessions. Scholarships are available. Camp space and scholarships are limited, so contact Ruth at the YWCA, 715.842.3381, extension 107 to sign up in advance.
Adolescent Treatment Groups June20-July25 Wausau Adolescent Treatment Groups Behavioral Health Clinic of Wausau is offering treatment groups for adolescents with symptoms of depression or anxiety. Groups start at 5pm on Thursday, June 20th and recur every Thursday until July 25th. Call us at (715) 842-9500 or visit www.bhcwausau.com. Our address is 2620 Stewart Avenue, Suite 318. Wausau.
Build A Rain Barrel Workshop June 20 Rothschild Learn how a rain barrel! June 8 from 6-8pm at the Rothschild Village Hall. Cost $30. Limit to 30 registrants. The workshop is brought to you by the North Central Wisconsin Stormwater Coalition and the University of Wisconsin-Extension. Seating is limited. To register send registration and $30 to UW-Extension (Rain Barrel Workshop) 212 River Dr, Ste #3, Wausau. For more information visit www.marathon.uwex.edu
Energy Fair June 21-23 Custer The 24th Annual Energy Fair takes place June 21-23 in Custer. Each year the MREA Energy Fair transforms rural Central Wisconsin into the global hot spot for renewable energy education. The Energy Fair brings over 20,000 people from nearly every state in the U.S. and several countries around the world to learn, connect with others and ready them for action at home. The Energy Fair is the nation's longest running energy education event of its kind. The Energy Fair features: Over 275 exhibitors - featuring sustainable living and clean energy products. Over 200 workshops, chef demos, and a farmers' market, two live auctions featuring plants and shrubs, to PV systems and farm equipment Inspirational keynotes, lively entertainment, great food, and local beer. For more information visit https://www.midwestrenew.org/energyfair
Musky Tournament June 22&23 Eagle River The professional musky tournament takes place June 22 & 23 in Eagle River. All PMTT contestants will be competing for cash and prize values that could total well over $250,000 over a 5 tournament tour. The first place angler in the Eagle River tournament will be rewarded with the possibility of $20,000 in cash (based on a full tournament field of 125 teams two people per team). There are also many other prizes ranging from $5,000 for second place down to $900 for fifteenth place. For more informationor register, contact Tim Widlacki at (815) 478-4351 or at www.promusky.com or the Eagle River COC at (800) 359-6315 or (715) 479-6400.
Boulder Junction FREE Fishing Seminars Boulder Junction Fishing Guides are ready to share some of their best fishing secrets with you at the free fishing seminars this season. All seminars are free to the public. No reservations are necessary, just come and enjoy! For more information visit www.boulderjct.org or call 715-385-2400. Sunday, June 23 – Fly Fishing Smallmouth Bass * Sunday, June 30 – Summer Musky Fishing * Sunday, July 7 – Summer Walleye & Bass * Sunday, July 14 – Row Trolling * Sunday, July 21 – Summer Bass Fishing * Sunday, August 4 – Fishing the Back Waters * Sunday, August 18 – Musky Fly Fishing * Sunday, September 1 – Fall Musky Fishing
Community Blood Drive June 26 Wausau Christ Lutheran Church, 1300 Townline Road in Wausau is having a Community Blood Drive on Wednesday, June 26 from 3:30pm-6pm. Call the church office at 715-848-2040 for an appointment. Walk-ins also welcome.
CCCW Open House June 26 Marshfield Community Care of Central Wisconsin invites you to attend their Marshfield Open House, Wednesday, June 26 at 3-4:30pm. Tours given. Door prizes drawn. Open House being held at our newest location at Community Care of Central Wisconsin, 503 East Ives Street, Suite 320(Location: SE Corner of Marshfield Mall) in Marshfield. Please call 715.204.1801 for any special accommodations or requests.
Scarabocchio Art Museum Thru-June 27 Stevens Point Waterways of Central Wisconsin: Recent Work from Krista Luck will be on display thru June 27. Reception: Friday, June 7, 6-8pm. The Scarabocchio Art Museum is a UW-Stevens Point and City of Stevens Point joint venture. The Museum is located at 800 Main Street in Stevens Point. For more information visit www.uwsp.edu/sam
Airplane June 28 Eagle River Enjoy a special free screening of Jim's classic 1980 comedy "Airplane!" Friday, June 28 at the Vilas Theater, 216 E. Wall Street in Eagle River starting with a 5pm reception, program and 6pm screening of the film. The event is free. Donations will be accepted with proceeds divided between the Angel on My Shoulder and The Charlie Foundation charities.
Bless the Maker Concert Benefits Soup or Socks June 28 Marshfield Bless the Maker, will perform a benefit concert for Soup or Socks, Food Pantry and Clothes Closet on Friday, June 28 at Chestnut Avenue Center for the Arts. The performance will begin at 7pm; doors open and refreshments will be served starting at 6pm. Soup or Socks is a United Way Partner Program. General admission at the door: $10; $5 for children under ten years of age. Please note: Chestnut Avenue road construction has begun, but does not currently affect the road in front of Chestnut Center. 3rd Street between Central and Chestnut is closed. Use Veterans Parkway, 2nd Street or 4th Street to reach Chestnut Avenue and the Center.
MAAC Raffle Drawing held on July 4 River Park The Mosinee Area Action Club is holding a raffle to raise funds for future development projects in River Park.Ticket are $10 each or 3 for $25. The top prize is a $1,100 diamond necklace and earring set from Wickersham Jewelry. A complete listing of prizes is available on the MAAC website at: www.mosineeareaactionclub.org. River Park Development Raffle tickets are available at City Hall, Charlie's Hardware and will be available at River Park on July 4th during the 4th of July festivities. The drawing will be held on July 4th at 9pm at River Park
Riverfront Rendezvous 2013 July4-5-6 Stevens Point Join us for Stevens Point RIVERFRONT RENDZVOUS! It's a family tradition! It all starts Thursday the 4th of July and fun continues thru July 6th! Enjoy live music by the area's favorite bands! Fishing and Karaoke Contests, Food, Emergency Vehicle Display, Music...Kids Day, Lighted Boat Parade, Fireworks at Dusk and more! Admissions FREE!
Fundaboomalastic Blast July 5&6 Amherst Mark your calendars for July 5 and 6! It's the 6th annual Fundaboomalastic Blast, an Amherst area event that has raised $18,000 to support the fight against ALS. Event proceeds have been directed to the ALS Support Group of North West Wisconsin, The Tom Zinda Family, The Jim Kluck Family and the late, Father Dan Farley. The event kicks off Friday, July 5th at Shooter's restaurant with a fish fry themed buffet,$9.99, drink specials all night and a 9pm. Karaoke contest. Raffles, prizes and more! Saturday, July 6 the Blast moves to Smokey Spur bar and grill with a 3pm street dance rocked by the famed Smokey Express band. Food, drink, paddle and 50/50 raffles and Dunk Tank, Super Slide and Bounce House for kids and adults, alike!
Ron Vruwink Benefit July 6 Rudolph The Ron Vruwink Benefit will be held on Saturday, July 6 at the St. Philip Grotto Picnic Grounds in Rudolph from 3-8pm. The Benefit is to help cover medical expenses for cancer treatments. There'll be awesome raffles, food, games, refreshments, bounce house, bake sale, live auction, music by Roy Fuller Band. You can purchase raffle tickets at 8th Street Auto and Farmers&Merchants Bank. Donations can be sent to: Ron Vruwink Benefit Account % Farmers&Merchants Bank, P.O. Box 167, Rudolph, WI 54475-0167.
Kids Day July 11 Eagle River The Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center along with the Eagle River Guides Association will be hosting the 33rd annual Guides/Kids Day on Thursday, July 11 from 10am-3pm. We are looking for a few good anglers who would enjoy taking a few good kids fishing for the day. You do not have to be a professional, just an enthusiast who enjoys sharing nature with kids (ages 7 – 12). If you are interested in participating as a guide/fishing enthusiast, please call Bill Hassey at 715-479-7395 or sign up at Eagle Sports Center located on Wall St. in downtown Eagle River. A special perk at the end of the day for all of your help is a cookout for guides and a guest and volunteers at the Eagle River Inn, 5260 Hwy. 70 West, Eagle River. For more information about Guides / Kids Day, please call Kim Emerson at (800) 359-6315 or (715) 479-6400.
Garden Walk2013 July 12&13 Mark your calendars for GARDEN WALK 2013. Friday, July 12, 1-7pm Saturday, July 13, 9am-3pm. Tour 5 area gardens west of Wausau in Stettin, Marathon, and Edgar. Tickets/Garden Guides available at any of the private gardens on the days of the tour, or beginning in June at UW cooperative Extension 212 River Dr., Ste 3, Wausau. For more information go to: http://fyi.uwex.edu//gardenwalk
Rockin' The Blues July 13 Boulder Junction We'll be rockin' the blues in Boulder Junction on Saturday, July 13! Doors open at 11am. Featuring performances from:
12noon: The Lately http://thelately.com/
2pm: The Tallan Noble Latz Band http://www.tallanlatz.com/
4pm: Aaron Williams and the Hoodoo http://aaronwilliamsandthehoodoo.com/
6pm: The Sena Ehrhardt Band http://www.senaehrhardt.com/
8pm: The Nick Moss Band http://www.nickmoss.com/
Tickets are on sale now. $20 in advance, $25 the day of the event. 8 years and under, admission is free. Held outdoors at the Boulder Junction Baseball Park on Hwy M. Rain or shine. Lawn chairs are allowed. Food and beer tent will be open all day. No carry-ins or coolers please. Advance ticket sales strongly recommended. For ticket information contact the Chamber at (715) 385-2400 or visit www.boulderjct.org.
Lincoln County Fair July 17-21 Merrill Get ready for the Fair! July 17-21 at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds. FREE admission! Enjoy Midway, Attractions, Bands, Food and Great Family Fun! For more information visit www.LincolnFair.com or call 715.536.5212.
Gem & Mineral Show July 19&20 Minocqua The Lakeland Gem Club presents the 45th Annual Gem & Mineral Show Friday, July 19th, 10a-6pm & Saturday, July 20th, 9am-5pm at Lakeland High School in Minocqua. (9573 State Hwy. 70) Gems, Beads, Minerals, Fossils, Jewelry, Kids stuff, Speakers, Demonstrations, Silent Auction and Kids Store. For more information visit www.lakelandgemclub.com.
Rail Fair July 20 La Crosse The All Aboard for Family Fun at Rail Fair! Saturday, July 20 from 10am to 4pm at Copeland Park, Rose & Clinton Streets, La Crosse. Celebrating thre 50th Anniversary of the establishment of The La Crosse shortline Railroad display. Vendors from six states offering over 200 tables of railroad related merchandise will be on display. Concessions will be available. Admission is just $5. Children under 12 are free when accompanied by an adult. All proceeds are used to maintain and restore The La Crosse Short Line Railroad display. For more information visit www.4000Foundation.com.
Northwoods Heritage Fest June 29&30 Three Lakes Bring your friends, neighbors, relatives, and family to The Northwoods Heritage Fest in Three Lakes, June 29 & 30 because EVERYONE will feel at home at this cultural and family-fun event featuring German, Irish, Italian, Polish, and Northern Wisconsin heritages. There'll be plenty of traditional foods, exhibits, dance, music, live entertainment, and cultural history, plus a Lumberjack Show, and multiple activities for children and families. For more information, visit www.threelakes.com http://www.threelakes.com
YWCA Guys Who Grill July 28 Riverside Park Get ready for some seriously gourmet goodness on Sunday, July 28th at Riverside Park, 4:30pm-7pm. Enjoy 20+ mouthwatering grilled cuisines! All-You-Can-Eat. Kids 10 & under FREE. Entertainment, prizes and more! Pre-purchase Tickets & Save $10. On sale at 715.842.3381 or visit www.ywca.org/guyswhogrill.com
Wausau Homes Fastest Car in Town Shootout July 28 Rothschild
Do you think you have what it takes to earn the status of "FASTEST CAR in TOWN?" July 28 at Wausau Homes Inc, 10805 Bus Hwy 51 South in Rothschild. Just you, your street legal car and a set of timing lights!!! Car classing will be in place with Trophy's for the top 3 in each class, with one final shootout at the end to determine who takes home the title of "FASTEST CAR in TOWN". Event Times: 8am - 9:30am - Registration & Tech Open 10am - Drivers Meeting 10:30am - 1st Car out. Event will end when we crown the Fastest Car Shootout WINNER! Cost: $10 per driver Spectators FREE 150 Car maximum - so pre-register please!!!! Requirements: DOT Certified Helmet 18 years and older (or parental guardian onsite) Valid Drivers License Car must pass basic tech inspection and Car must be street legal!!! (lights,door slammer...) Auto-X Test & Tune Event Times: 8am - 2pm - Registration & Tech Open 10am - 1st Car out Event will end when we have tested and tuned or darkness is upon us Cost: $5 per driver for 3 runs Spectators FREE Requirements: DOT Certified Helmet 18 years and older (or parental guardian onsite) Valid Drivers License Car must pass basic tech inspection. Spectators FREE! See ya there!
Wausau Homes Fastest Car in Town Shootout July 28 Rothschild Do you think you have what it takes to earn the status of "FASTEST CAR in TOWN?" July 28 at Wausau Homes Inc, 10805 Bus Hwy 51 South in Rothschild. Just you, your street legal car and a set of timing lights!!! Car classing will be in place with Trophy's for the top 3 in each class, with one final shootout at the end to determine who takes home the title of "FASTEST CAR in TOWN". Event Times: 8am - 9:30am - Registration & Tech Open 10am - Drivers Meeting 10:30am - 1st Car out. Event will end when we crown the Fastest Car Shootout WINNER! Cost: $10 per driver Spectators FREE 150 Car maximum - so pre-register please!!!! Requirements: DOT Certified Helmet 18 years and older (or parental guardian onsite) Valid Drivers License Car must pass basic tech inspection and Car must be street legal!!! (lights,door slammer...) Auto-X Test & Tune Event Times: 8am - 2pm - Registration & Tech Open 10am - 1st Car out Event will end when we have tested and tuned or darkness is upon us Cost: $5 per driver for 3 runs Spectators FREE Requirements: DOT Certified Helmet 18 years and older (or parental guardian onsite) Valid Drivers License Car must pass basic tech inspection. Spectators FREE! See ya there!
Grateful Garcia Gathering August 1-4 Milwaukee The Grateful Garcia Gathering is now in its 10th year! Jerry Garcia fans come from all around to dance and see some of the best jambands in the midwest at the 3G's tribute festival honoring and paying tribute to the Jerry Garcia Band/Grateful Dead's guitarist Jerry Garcia. It also marks the celebration of Jerry Garcia's 71st Birthday, and it is the 18th Anniversary of Jerry Garcia's untimely passing. It's also a time when many fans pay tribute to remember other Grateful Dead members like Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, Keith Godchaux, Brent Mydland, and Vince Welnick. Surviving Grateful Dead members Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, and Mickey Hart are still touring and bringing fans enjoyment with their music! We have leased the campground venue for Jerry Garcia's birthday on August 1-4, 2013 - at Camp NCN Black River Falls, Wisconsin for our 10th annual 3G's festival. Be sure to make your vacation plans now to take off work, because we lots of excitement planned for all! YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS! Melvin Seals is best known for his long 18 year friendship and musical partnership with cultural icon and guitarist Jerry Garcia and the smile of his that lights up the room. Melvin spun his B-3 magic with the Jerry Garcia Band for 18 years and in doing so helped pioneer and define what has now become "Jam Band Music". Some of the bands that will be playing there are Brian Lesh & Ross James from American Jubilee, Afternoon Moon, Melvin Seals w/ Terrapin Flyer, Sanjay Mishra and Friends, Not Quite Dead, and many more. You can buy tickets online at www.gratefulgarciagathering.com, Molly Rude Awaking off of 13 County Road A near Highway 12 in Black River Falls, Tree Huggers Coop 312 4th St s La Crosse, WI, Sunshine Daydream 619 State St Madison, Wi, or Green Fields 1800 North Farwell Ave Milwaukee, Wi.
Key to Life Preschool Summer Session Thru August 9 Weston Summer fun is the theme of our summer preschool session which focuses on Christ's love for us while working on skills for the school year ahead through hands-on exploration and discoveryJune 10-August 9. All 3-5 Year olds welcome. M,W,F or M-F from 9:15am-11:45am. Wrap around care is also available for afternoons. For more information call 715-359-5451 director@keytolifeweston.org Key to Life Christian Childcare & Community Center is located at 3915 Sandy Lane in Weston.
Paul Bunyan Fest August 14 Eagle River Paul Bunyan Fest is slated for August 14, 2013 in Downtown Eagle River. Enjoy over 75 arts and crafts booths, chain saw carving demonstrations by Ken Schels, live musical entertainment and also available is the Heap ‘n Help 'n Paul Bunyan size meal which includes potato salad, corn, a huge beef sandwich, a pickle and a cookie for $7 or just the sandwich for $4. For more information visit www.eagleriver.org.
Fun, Run, Walk & Ride August 17 Central WI The Wisconsin Lions Camp will be hosting its 4th annual Fun Run Walk and Ride event on August 17th. The event includes a 5K run/walk, 10K run and a 15 & 30 mile bike ride. The bike rides start and end at Camp and take you through the beautiful back roads of Central Wisconsin. Prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is $20 for children, $25 for adults. Extra $5 charge for registrations made after August 5th. This event helps support our Summer Camp Program that provides a free camp experience for Wisconsin youth and adults who are Blind or Visually Impaired, Deaf or Hard of Hearing, youth with mild cognitive disabilities and youth with Type I or Type II diabetes. Please visit the following link for more information on the event as well as registration forms. http://www.wisconsinlionscamp.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47&Itemid=53
Green Acres Boxer Rescue Sept. 21 Columbus Make plans for the Green Acres Boxer Rescue of Wisconsin will be holding its 13th Annual Boxer Bash on Sept. 21st at the Fireman's Park in Columbus inWisconsin. 10a-3pm. Family friendly, all breeds of dogs are welcome. Huge bake sale, silent auction, vendors, kids games, food, lure course, raffle drawings throughout the day. www.greenacresboxerrescue.com
Cranberry Fest Oct. 5-6 Eagle River 34th Annual Cranberry Fest is slated for October 5 - 6, 20132 in Eagle River. Enjoy a fun filled day with activities happening throughout the Eagle River Community. Everyone will enjoy over 300 arts and crafts booths, delicious foods, fresh locally grown cranberries, marsh and winery tours, antique show and sale, Lake Country Weaver & Fiber Artists show and sale, fitness events for the Ministry Eagle River Memorial Hospital Rehabilitation Program, farmers market, World's largest cheesecake for the Make A Wish Foundation, musical entertainment and much more. For more information visit www.eagleriver.org.
A hangout place for the physically handicapped and Elderly to Congregate, play cards and games, watch TV, and see movies on DVD WHEN Tuesday, May 7, 2013, 12 – 5pm. CDT REPEATS Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday starting May 7, 2013 through May 6, 2015. A hangout place is located at 215 Thomas Street in Wausau- Elder Sanctuary Tower and Hall Building (old church) It is handicapped accessible in back parking lot. For more information contact Kevin WEB LINK https://www.facebook.com/groups/theafternoongogettersofmarathoncounty/
Please Stay Alert! School's In Session! Please help keep children safe! Be extra careful when driving at or near schools or playgrounds.
Randlin Homes Restructuring! Click here for more information and to volunteer!
Help Homeless Animals! Support Your Local Animal Shelter
Your contribution to the Humane Societies across the area are tax deductible and are of tremendous help! You can help keep your pets safe by following the tips for cold weather protection, traveling with pets and safety issues, a well as behavior guidance, go to www.paw-rescue.org and click the Dog Tips link.
Northwoods Wildlife Center in Minocqua
You can help our animal friends with any of these items off the Northwoods Wildlife Center's Wish List. Items include: sheets, blankets, towels, paper towels, worms or night crawlers, fresh whole fish, dry dog food, Gas, cards, postage stamps, cleanser w/bleach and more! For more information, please call 715.356.7400 or email: general@northwoodswilldlifecenter.com. The NORTHWOODS WILDLIFE CENTER Working For A Better Future For Wildlife, Through Rehabilitation And Education or visit them online at www.northwoodswildlifecenter.com.
Summer Workshops at Campanile Stage right, cheat front, project! Falling, fainting, blocking, improvisation! Where's the greenroom and what are the wings? Welcome to the wonderful world of theatre. In our kids drama workshop, students 3rd through 8th grade (Children younger than 3rd grade will be considered on a case by case basis) will learn the basics of the craft of theatre as well as get the chance to produce a play for the public. The tuition for this 3 week experience in only $195 per child. If you and your child are interested in finding out more about this opportunity, please contact Campanile at http://www.campanilecenter@frontier.com or (715) 356-9700.
Anyone in the U.S. can call the National Tobacco Quit line at 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) or go on line to www.WiQuitLine.org
The Marathon County UW-Extension website http://marathon.uwex.edu/master-gardener has wonderful horticulture resources – including publications that can be printed, other gardening resources, educational programs and events that are open to the public.
Wheels To Work NEEDS DONATIONS! Is getting to work a problem? The Wisconsin Employment Transportation Assistance Program can help get you there with WHEELS TO WORK! Right now, they're in need of donated vehicles! People donating their vehicle will receive a 1098-c Form and can be used for a tax deduction while helping qualified clients get reliable and affordable transportation to and from work for family sustaining employment and independence. To donate your vehicle and to find out more about the program, call 715.261.8719 or visit www.watea.org.
Inside ARTSblock Grand Theater, Downtown Wausau
Get your show tickets today by calling 715.842.0988/888.239.0421 or www.grandtheater.org.
Central For The Visual ARTS Downtown Wausau CVA Center For The Visual Arts and is located at 427 N. 4th Street in Downtown Wausau. Visit www.cvawausau.org for upcoming Exhibits and more!
Edna Carlsten Art Gallery in the Noel Fine Arts Center Stevens Point For Exhibition schedule and Gallery hours visit www.uwsp.edu/art-design/galleries or for tours call 715.346.4797. Gallery Exhibitions are Free and Open to the public.
Spanish Speaking AA Meetings Every Monday Wausau
The Spanish speaking AA meetings will take place every Monday night, 7-8:30pm in the DeSantis Room (RM 1432) at North Central Health Care, 1100 Lakeview Drive in Wausau. For more information, call 715.848.4600.
WIHFC (Wisconsin Health Freedom Coalition) Monthly Meeting
4th Wed. of every Month Wausau
WIHFC (Wisconsin Health Freedom Coalition) will present a FREE 1-hour informational meeting the 4th Wednesday of every month at 7pm at the Wausau Legion Hall, 1001 Golf Club Rd. in Wausau.
The WIHFC protects freedom of speech and freedom for Natural Health Choice. The Spirit of Safe Harbor Exemption Bill is to give Wisconsin consumers freedom of choice in healthcare by protecting natural health providers from unwarranted prosecution. Go to www.wihfc.com to learn more. For more information call 715-432-6402 or 920-712-4716
Parents Supporting Parents Second Tuesday of Every Month Wausau
A monthly gathering for parents who are concerned about their child's use of drugs or alcohol meets every second Tuesday of every month at 6pm at the Wausau Family Resource Center, 705 S. 24th Avenue in Wausau. For more informal call 715.297.2178.
Wausau's Celiac Support for Adults and Children
Group meets on the first Monday of each month at 6:30pm at Aspirus Hospital in Wausau. For more information, contact Jennifer at 715.298.4060 or email: jknauf@charter.net. Check web site for updates on the group and activities at www.celiacinwi.org.
Help Homeless Animals! Support Your Local Animal Shelter
Your contribution to the Humane Societies across the area are tax deductible and are of tremendous help! You can help keep your pets safe by following the tips for cold weather protection, traveling with pets and safety issues, a well as behavior guidance, go to www.paw-rescue.org and click the Dog Tips link.
Red Cross
The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies nearly half of the nation's blood; teaches lifesaving skills; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a charitable organization not a government agency and depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit www.redcrossncwi.com
VOLUNTEER:EIF I PARTICIPATE!
It's easier than ever for millions of Americans to find volunteer opportunities in their local communities across five key areas of service: Wellness, Community, Health, Financial Security, Environmental Conservation, and Support for Military Families. Just log on to www.IParticipate.org The web site features calendars of events, maps, digital tool kits and uses the power of social networking vehicles like Facebook, making it simple for individuals not only to volunteer, but to recruit friends to join them. Check it out today!
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