BENEFIT
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Gifts from the heart
Baskets benefit recipients, volunteers reap satisfaction from sharingWORTHINGTON — With mild air temperatures and green grass still underfoot, it’s natural to ignore that winter is around the corner — and when it arrives, not everyone will have what it takes to bundle up.
By Jane Turpin Moore , November 20, 2012
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Benefit for Linda Aielts set for Friday
WORTHINGTON — Alvin Aielts goes to visit his wife, Linda, two or three times a day, often bringing her fresh fruits and vegetables he hopes will have a healing effect on her body.
By Beth Rickers , June 26, 2012
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Montage is time capsule of city
Prints being sold to benefit local historical societyWORTHINGTON — It’s a simple pen-and-ink drawing on a flat sheet of paper, and yet it vividly captures a slice of life in Worthington and gives dimension to the city’s history.
By Beth Rickers , March 04, 2012
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Watershed ID’s projects to benefit Lake Okabena
WORTHINGTON — With $300,000 available from the county’s Clean Water Partnership fund and the potential to access more money from the city’s sale of the hospital in Worthington, managers of the Okabena-Ocheda Watershed District went to work Tuesday to identify projects to benefit water quality in Lake Okabena.
By Julie Buntjer , January 04, 2012
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Prayers for Anthony: Community rallies around sick youngster
RUSHMORE — Like most rambunctious 4-year-olds, Anthony Bents likes to ride his bike, go fishing with his dad and can list off the names of various dinosaurs.
But one look at Anthony, and you know he isn’t exactly like other kids his age. First of all, his head is bald — and not because somebody gave him a really short buzz cut. There’s also a tube going up his nose, the end snaking down the back of his shirt.
Anthony has cancer, and for the moment, his life is defined by that nasty six-letter word.
By Beth Rickers , June 04, 2011
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Kindness of family and neighbors helps local man cope with cancer
MAGNOLIA — Calvin Staubus remembers frequently driving past a residence more than 20 years ago and noticing a lot of children playing out in the yard. He had no connection with the family; he didn’t even know their names. He simply knew the family had a lot of children.
April 07, 2011
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Adrian rallies to help man diagnosed with brain tumor
ADRIAN — There is something to be said for a community that rallies around its own, but for Kyle “Lenny” Lehnhoff of Adrian, a simple “thank-you” just doesn’t seem to be enough.
By Julie Buntjer , February 15, 2011
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A medical miracle
Benefit for Cunningham, seriously injured in crash, will be on Sunday in Round LakeROUND LAKE — To hear of the injuries Benjamin Cunningham suffered after his truck veered off the road and landed in Lake Ocheda on Aug. 15 — and to see him now, walking, smiling and talking about returning to school in a matter of weeks — it’s easy to understand why doctors are calling him a medical miracle.
By Julie Buntjer , November 12, 2010
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