Review: Last Friday’s Potato Bar served by Toledo’s Mighty Fine Seniors was deemed a resounding success by all accounts. I dined with the cooks and Commish Edna Fund (who knew about The Other Toledo[dot]com). Already plans are underway for another such dinner in the Fall.
Review: The Chronicle article on The Other Toledo ran Saturday. Although the online version features 4 photos of yours truly, it ought to portray the loyal readers and contributors and promoters. A big Thank You to Kaylee Osowski. Link here.
Review: The Chronicle article on The Other Toledo ran Saturday. Although the online version features 4 photos of yours truly, it ought to portray the loyal readers and contributors and promoters. A big Thank You to Kaylee Osowski. Link here.
Free! Monday afternoons 1:30-3:30 p.m. Alice teaches ukulele at St Mary’s Center. Contact her at (360)751-2433. Discover jazz artist Michael Powers’ new favorite instrument.
Today is the extended deadline for filing with the IRS. If you find yourself a bit short, check out this trusted source Money Talk News “50 Ways To Make A Fast $50” here.
Also today: City Council meets 6 p.m first and third Mondays at Town Hall. Visit website here or call (360)864-4564 for details.
Last day! Rene Ketchum says: DeGoede Flower Bowls may be ordered through Rene Ketchum, rene@toledoschools.us or Toledo High School for $17.00. Pick up May 7 at the High School. Order by Monday (if possible - Tuesday is okay and we usually order extra). Contact Toledo High School, (360)864-2391.
April 19 Winolequa Garden Club meets third Tuesdays at Toledo Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall 12:00 noon. Contact Sandra, thebickars229@yahoo.com or (360)864-2601.
April 20 Toledo Senior Center Nutrition Lunch menu features Fish Sandwich, fries, coleslaw and mandarin oranges plus cookie, April 22 pork roast with mashed potatoes, baby carrots, ice cream with berries plus dinner roll. Nutrition Lunches Wednesday and Friday are sponsored in part by Area Agency on Aging. Cost is $3 for those 60+ years of age. Reservations required. Contact Diana, diana.haug@lewsicountywa.gov or call (360)864-2112.
Tech Corner: Last year an estimated half a billion identities were exposed in mega-breaches, the number of such incidents up 85% from 2014. Read the Internet Security Threat Report 2016 infographic from Symantec (Norton) here. Then check out “5 Ways to Protect Yourself From Computer Crimes” from trusted source Money Talk News here.
Procrastinating? Cat’s Meow SNAP! Of Lewis County offers a weekend drop-off/pickup for kitty’s low-cost spay/neuter transport April 23-24. RSVP. Click here to find out how to register and for calendar link.
Googling “who has free meals on your birthday” revealed one truly novel way to celebrate your special day with, well, everyone! Check out the story of Clark Howard, a man who pays it forward in a remarkable way on this page.
Today is the extended deadline for filing with the IRS. If you find yourself a bit short, check out this trusted source Money Talk News “50 Ways To Make A Fast $50” here.
Also today: City Council meets 6 p.m first and third Mondays at Town Hall. Visit website here or call (360)864-4564 for details.
Last day! Rene Ketchum says: DeGoede Flower Bowls may be ordered through Rene Ketchum, rene@toledoschools.us or Toledo High School for $17.00. Pick up May 7 at the High School. Order by Monday (if possible - Tuesday is okay and we usually order extra). Contact Toledo High School, (360)864-2391.
April 19 Winolequa Garden Club meets third Tuesdays at Toledo Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall 12:00 noon. Contact Sandra, thebickars229@yahoo.com or (360)864-2601.
April 20 Toledo Senior Center Nutrition Lunch menu features Fish Sandwich, fries, coleslaw and mandarin oranges plus cookie, April 22 pork roast with mashed potatoes, baby carrots, ice cream with berries plus dinner roll. Nutrition Lunches Wednesday and Friday are sponsored in part by Area Agency on Aging. Cost is $3 for those 60+ years of age. Reservations required. Contact Diana, diana.haug@lewsicountywa.gov or call (360)864-2112.
Tech Corner: Last year an estimated half a billion identities were exposed in mega-breaches, the number of such incidents up 85% from 2014. Read the Internet Security Threat Report 2016 infographic from Symantec (Norton) here. Then check out “5 Ways to Protect Yourself From Computer Crimes” from trusted source Money Talk News here.
Procrastinating? Cat’s Meow SNAP! Of Lewis County offers a weekend drop-off/pickup for kitty’s low-cost spay/neuter transport April 23-24. RSVP. Click here to find out how to register and for calendar link.
Googling “who has free meals on your birthday” revealed one truly novel way to celebrate your special day with, well, everyone! Check out the story of Clark Howard, a man who pays it forward in a remarkable way on this page.
