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Pedaling for Parkinson's: Bike Ride Boosts Awareness, Support for Parkinson's Program
April 23, 2026
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Speedy Pd Race Goes Virtual for 2020
By Sarah Duggan on June 5, 2020
SPEEDY PD RACE GOES VIRTUAL FOR 2020
Outgrown & Ready To Go: Pizazz Salon is set to open its doors June 1, with safety precautions
May 20, 2020
Thank you for being patient while we have not been able to operate the salon. We are excited to get back to work and see all of you! The plan is to reopen the salon Monday, June 1, by appointment...
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Press Release: Meadowlark Takes Steps to Further Secure Entire Campus
By Sarah Duggan on March 31, 2020
MANHATTAN, KAN. – Effective Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 7 a.m. all traffic coming to Meadowlark’s campus will be screened at a newly established check-point station located at the Tuttle Creek...
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Press Release: Meadowlark Prepares for Possible Cases of COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
By Sarah Duggan on March 16, 2020
MANHATTAN, KAN. – Meadowlark, not-for-profit continuing care retirement community in Manhattan, is preparing for possible cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus). While eight cases of COVID-19 have been...
Outdoor Encounters: Mother Earth
By Nathan Bolls on February 17, 2020
Mother Earth by Nathan Bolls I recently received from a friend and was intrigued by “12 Truths I Learned from Life and Writing” by syndicated columnist, Anne Lamott. A sample follows:
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50 Years Later....
By Monte Spiller on February 17, 2020
Poem by Monte Spiller , Resident Services Leader It was a beautiful Sunday evening, in the Miami heat The Chiefs were losing, many expecting defeat Ten minutes left and ten points down There was...
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The Magical Windows of Christmas
December 16, 2019
By Nancy Julien Kopp At least once during the Christmas seasons of my 1940s childhood, my mother and I rode the elevated train from suburban Oak Park to downtown Chicago, exiting at the Marshall...
Outdoor Encounters
By Nathan Bolls on November 7, 2019
The loud, thumping trill from the woods booms against our ears. I’m reminded of James Thurber’s “things that go bump in the night.” What Phantom of the Forest with such auditory might lurks therein...
The 11th Hour, of the 11th Day, of the 11th Month - Veterans Day
November 7, 2019
by Michele Riter, Community Relations Assistant
Outdoor Encounters - Ecological Literacy
By Nathan Bolls on October 17, 2019
A big topic during our recent “National Climate Week,” was that of “ecological literacy.” The current ecological crisis suggests the necessity for a steep ecological learning curve for all of our...
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