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Letter to the Editor 5-29-2019

News Progress Posted on May 29, 2019 by webmasterMay 29, 2019

Letter to editor,

Thank you, Kevin Gaither, for speaking out in response to the church sign that was posted so ignorantly.
God created all men and women in His image, and He loves us all as His own.
People are so quick to judge!! Can’t we all love one another unconditionally? Read More

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Menu 5-29-2019

News Progress Posted on May 29, 2019 by webmasterMay 29, 2019

Senior Peace Meal

For additional information or for reservations, please call 1-800-543-1770

Monday, June 3 - Salisbury beef pattie, mashed potatoes, broccoli, Texas toast, peaches

Tuesday, June 4 - Taco salad w/meat, lettuce, cheese, beans, tomatoes and salsa, peaches, taco chips, pudding

Wednesday, June 5 - Chicken pot pie, creamy cole slaw, whole grain biscuits, warm chunky applesauce

Thursday, June 6 - Ham and beans, copper carrots, cornbread, gelatin w/fruit

Friday, June 7 - Roasted pork loin, frosted sweet potatoes, seasoned green beans, dinner roll, grapes

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McKendree Degree for Graduate

News Progress Posted on May 22, 2019 by webmasterMay 22, 2019

•May 22, 2019•
Elizabeth Inman of Sullivan received a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing degree from McKendree University during commencement exercises held May 11.
Inman is the daughter of Jill Inman of Sullivan and Michael Inman of Charleston and a 2014 graduate of Sullivan High School.
This year marked McKendree’s 179th commencement exercises. A total of 663 degrees including 152 masters and 479 bachelors degrees were bestowed.
Founded in 1828, the historic Lebanon campus is 25 miles from downtown St. Louis.

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Nursing Home Week Celebrations

News Progress Posted on May 22, 2019 by webmasterMay 22, 2019

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Nursing Home Week Celebrations
As part of the American Nursing Home week celebration residents at Sullivan Health Care got dressed up and had a prom Thursday. It was a week of celebration with Western Day and Sports Day preceding Prom for the 75 attendees. After prom? What else but Hawaiian Day on Friday.

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Memorial Day Weekend at Lake Shelbyville

News Progress Posted on May 22, 2019 by webmasterMay 22, 2019

•May 22, 2019•
The Lake Shelbyville U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is gearing up for a busy Memorial Day weekend. Campground programs are on the agenda for Saturday evening, and rangers will be on beach and lake patrol throughout the weekend.
Campground Programs:
#LakeShelbyvilleMDW19 Instagram Challenge for All Lake Shelbyville USACE Campers in Bo Wood, Lithia Springs, Coon Creek, and Opossum Creek.
Instructions from the sign posted at your campground amphitheater and on our new LakeShelbyvilleUSACE Instagram page; winners will redeem prizes at the Lake Shelbyville Visitor Center. Read More

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Lions Club Scholarship Award

News Progress Posted on May 22, 2019 by webmasterMay 22, 2019

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Lions Club Scholarship Award
The Sullivan Lions Club presented Sullivan High School senior Esther Miller with the John Ruscin Award. The $1000 scholarship is in honor of SMS coach and teacher John Ruscin. Pictured during the presentation are Lions Club presenter Dave Walker, recipient Esther Miller and John Ruscin for whom the scholarship is named.

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Menu 5.22.19

News Progress Posted on May 22, 2019 by webmasterMay 22, 2019

Senior Peace Meal
For additional information or for reservations, please call 1-800-543-1770
Monday, Ma 27 - Closed for Memorial Day Holiday
Tuesday, May 28 - Fried chicken, mashed potatoes w.gravy, black-eyed pea salad, Texas toast, pineapple tidbits
Wednesday, May 29 - Brat sandwich, corn, broccoli and cauliflower, bun, fruit salad
Thursday, May 30 - Chili w/beans, lettuce salad w/spinach, pears, crackers, cake or brownie
Friday, May 31 - Beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, Italian green beans, whole grain wheat, apple slices

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Letter to the Editor 5-22-2019

News Progress Posted on May 22, 2019 by webmasterMay 22, 2019

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Dear Editor,

There is so much mistaken in “Jesus Made Adam and Eve, Not Adam and Steve.” It appears this statement was intentionally crafted to be political, divisive and discriminatory.
That’s a great deal of ignorance and damage to pack into only nine words. Heaven help any child who reads such a hateful message.
If we rely on Genesis, Adam and Eve were created by God, not Jesus. If we’re also going by the Bible, God made Adam, Eve and Steve. Aren’t all of God’s creatures worthy of compassion, understanding and love?
Jesus even mentions homosexuality in Matthew 19:11-12, referring to those “who have been so from birth.” He goes further saying, “Let anyone accept this who can.”
Apparently, some modern day churches struggle with accepting people for who they are. We see this in the recent decision by the United Methodist Church.
Jesus was clear that the judgments that we use against others will be the standard applied to ourselves. Read More

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Remember When? 5-22-2019

News Progress Posted on May 22, 2019 by webmasterMay 22, 2019

25 Years Ago This Week

The village of Lovington was named a winner in the 1994 Governor’s Home Town Awards Program. Roger Brust, president of the Lovington Area Development Committee, said that the honor from the Illinois Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs was given in recognition of the village’s success in establishing the Lovington Community Health Clinic.
Julie Wilkerson of Sullivan traveled to Rome, Italy with the St. John’s Catholic Chapel Choir from Champaign. The choir served as the principal choir during a solemn Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica and sang a selection during a Papal Audience with Pope John II.
Three Sullivan students won first or second place awards for work exhibited at the Hickory Point Mall in Forsyth. David Seeley won second place in sculpture, Jamie Jent won first place in drawing and Kris Garner won first place in painting. Art created by Sullivan students was displayed at Elizabeth Titus Memorial Library. Ribbons were awarded in painting, drawing and three-dimensional work. Blue ribbon winners were Natalie Wright, Terri Dodd, Shannon Scheer, Jamie Jent, Brandi Pauley, Steve Green, Jody Nolen, and Kristy Palmer. Red ribbons went to Lesly Donoho, Heather Hector, Amber Weger, Nikki Larkin, Jeremy Piper, Natalie Wright, Jason Fleshner, Angie Husketh, Jody Martin, David Seeley and Sandi Pauley. White Ribbons were given to Richard Grice, Amber Weger, Jill Wilcoxen, Cuyler Robinson, Josh White, Sean Jenkins, and Lesly Donoho. Read More

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Menu 5-15-2019

News Progress Posted on May 15, 2019 by webmasterMay 15, 2019

Senior Peace Meal

For additional information or for reservations, please call 1-800-543-1770

Monday, May 20 - BBQ pork sandwich, lemon pepper peas, wax beans w/pimento & onion, bun, apricots
Tuesday, May 21 - Baked ham, corn casserole, brussels sprouts, whole grain wheat, applesauce
Wednesday, May 22 - Chicken broccoli alfredo, mixed vegetables, dinner roll, peaches
Thursday, May 23 - Goulash w/beans, veggie cheese bake, dinner roll, mandarin oranges
Friday, May 24 - Country fried steak, mashed potatoes w/gravy, Harvard beets, dinner roll, graham crackers, banana

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Senior Expo a success



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On Friday, September 4th, Mid-Illinois Senior Services (MISS) was abuzz with activity and a good time was had by all during MISS’ yearly Senior Expo. Local businesses attended to provide helpful information to local seniors, and the staff of MISS was on hand to answer questions, sign people up for services (including Medicare Part ‘D’ enrollments which are fast approaching), as well as provide a free lunch. Many local businesses and individuals donated a wide variety of goods to be sold at the Expo, with all funds raised going directly back into the services MISS provides to local seniors and a much-needed roof repair.


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