1. Igobet: betalingen, stortingen en opnames bij ons casino: Het stortings- en opnameproces
  2. Manga: stortingen en opnames bij ons casino
  3. Андрій Яковчук розповідає, як перетворити задум на робочий проєкт
  4. Casino en línea — Spinay: pagos, depósitos y withdrawals con control claro: Seguridad de los pagos: un análisis específico de los aspectos clave
  5. Jogos emocionantes no Thunderpick: slots, cassino ao vivo e promoções imperdíveis
  6. Bets fora do Brasil: descubra os melhores jogos e recursos para apostadores
  7. Galaxsys en 2026: lo que necesitas saber sobre el crash game y jugar gratis
  8. Step into fast payout casinos Australia 2026: a beginner’s guide to no KYC delays
  9. Exploring online casino games: Secure web servers and the path to player success
  10. Game options at PayID Pokies Australia: What to play for real money in 2026
  11. Maximize your wins: the essential poker strategies for Stake Casino Argentina players
  12. Why SuiteFinder is a top pick for online casinos NZ: exclusive pokies and live
  13. Bonus fără depunere România 2026: jocuri de sloturi cu cele mai mari șanse de
  14. Når er det best å besøke et casino?
  15. The fast track to winning: navigate payments and security at 4Rabet
  16. Objevte nejlepší promo akce v online kasinech: co vám mohou nabídnout
  17. Get started with Keno Spribe: an easy-to-follow demo game introduction
  18. Chicken Road Game India APK download: Simple steps for Indian players to get started
  19. Pin up casino app download: enjoy exciting gameplay on the go
  20. Casino mit Paysafecard: So setzen Sie Ihre Einzahlungslimits richtig fest
  21. Casino mit Paysafecard: So setzen Sie Ihre Einzahlungslimits richtig fest
  22. Top Spiele in Casinos ohne OASIS: Was 2026 auf Sie wartet
  23. Top Spiele in Casinos ohne OASIS: Was 2026 auf Sie wartet
  24. Your roadmap to the best Florida online casinos 2026: Fast payouts and exciting bonus
  25. Expert reviews of top online casinos: your trusted guide for 2026
  26. Expert reviews of top online casinos: your trusted guide for 2026
  27. Bepul aylanishlar: Pin Up UZ da qanday qilib foydalanish mumkin?
  28. Bepul aylanishlar: Pin Up UZ da qanday qilib foydalanish mumkin?
  29. Coronavirus disease 2019
  30. Coronavirus disease 2019
  31. A Dog’s Life Check: Out Those Ears! Interpreting Your Dog’s Body Language Part 2, by Rochelle Armbruster
  32. Bullying Rush at East Hollywood High, Chapter 3, by Robert Price
  33. Edition for the Week of April 27, 2015
  34. A Dog’s Life: A Cautionary Tail–Interpreting Your Dog’s Body Language (Part 1), by Rochelle Armbruster
  35. Chapter 2: Bullying Frenzy at East Hollywood High, by Robert Price
  36. University of Toledo Sail Club
  37. A Dog’s Life: To All the Dogs I’ve Loved Before…(with apologies to Willie Nelson), by Rochelle Armbruster
  38. Help is Available for Families Caring for Someone with Dementia Free Six Week Workshop Offered in Monroe starting April 21, 2015
  39. Bullying Rush at East Hollywood High, Chapter 1, Robert Price
  40. Edition for the Week of April 13, 2015
  41. A Dog’s Life: Keeping Those Pearly Whites Healthy, The Importance of Dental Hygiene, by Rochelle Armbruster
  42. Bullying Frenzy at East Hollywood High (Epilogue), by Robert Price
  43. SEVERE WEATHER SEASON PROMPTS LOCAL COMPANY TO ISSUE DISASTER SAFETY PREP CHECKLIST FOR SENIORS
  44. Edition for the Week of April 6, 2015
  45. A Dog’s Life: A Different Perspective, by Rochelle Armbruster
  46. A Dog’s Life: Pharaoh Hound
  47. Edition for the Week of March 30, 2013
  48. The River Raisin Ballet Company and Monroe Publishing Company Present Cinderella
  49. ProMedica: Revealing Hunger exhibit comes to ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital
  50. Edition for the Week of March 23, 2015
  51. The Parents’ Critical Involvement in a Child’s Education, by Robert Price
  52. Edition for the Week of March 14, 2015
  53. Seth Rogen’s Hilarity for Charity and Home Instead Senior Care Donate 6,000 Hours of Free In-Home Care to Families Living with Alzheimer’s Disease
  54. A Dog’s Life: Spring Weather Tips for Your Canine Best Friends, by Rochelle Armbruster
  55. Edition for the Week of March 9, 2015
  56. A Dog’s Life: Behold the Xoloitzcuintli, by Rochelle Armbruster
  57. Gastroenterologist joins ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital Staff
  58. 49 Percent of Senior Hospitalizations Can Be Prevented
  59. Edition for Week of March 1, 2015
  60. A Dog’s Life: Breeding Show Dogs, by Rochelle Armbruster
  61. DTE Energy Foundation and The River Raisin Repertory Company present Jesus Christ Superstar
  62. Edition for the Week of February 23, 2015
  63. The War Ends – Or Does It? New Exhibit “Turning Point: The War of 1812 from the Native American Perspective”
  64. A Dog’s Life: The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, by Rochelle Armbruster
  65. Edition for the Week of February 16, 2015
  66. Cyber Predators: Protecting Our Kids, by Robert Price
  67. Floral City Beverage and The River Raisin Centre for the Arts present Tomáseen Foley’s Irish Times
  68. A Dog’s Life: Take Care of Your Dog in the Car, by Rochelle Armbruster
  69. Edition for the Week of February 9, 2015
  70. A Dog’s Life: Forget the Snow and Cold, by Rochelle Armbruster
  71. Edition for the Week of February 2, 2015
  72. Crystal Balls, Tarot Cards and Astrological Forecasts, By Robert Price
  73. President’s Budget Requests $3 billion for National Park Service
  74. In Search of a Perfect 10: By Robert Price
  75. History of Les Cheneaux Islands, Part 5
  76. Edition for the Week of January 26, 2015
  77. A Box of Candy and a Bouquet of Flowers, by Robert Price
  78. A Dog’s Life: First-Aid Kit for Canines, by Rochelle Armbruster
  79. History of Les Cheneaux Islands, Part 4
  80. Edition for the Week of January 19, 2015
  81. A Dog’s Life: A Gripe from Yours Truly, by Rochelle Armbruster
  82. History of Les Cheneaux Islands, Part 3
  83. Edition for the Week of January 12, 2015
  84. A Dog’s Life: Agility Training and Competing
  85. History of Les Cheneaux Islands Continued, Part 2
  86. Edition for the Week of January 5, 2015
  87. Cold Weather Warning Brings Potential Dangers Three Steps for Seniors to Stay Safe
  88. MERCY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SYSTEM OFFICIALLY JOINS PROMEDICA
  89. 202nd Commemoration of the Battles of the River Raisin!
  90. A Dog’s Life: Skijoring–Winter Fun for You and Your Dog, by Rochelle Armbruster
  91. History of Les Cheneaux Islands
  92. Edition for the Week of December 29, 2014
  93. A Dog’s Life: Happy New Year!
  94. Are Biometrics more secure?
  95. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts presents Pirate School! Follow Your Compass
  96. A Teacher’s Perspective: Tubs to Tapeworms, by Robert Price
  97. A Teacher’s Perspective: Hooligans, Shenanigans and Mischief, by Robert Price
  98. Edition for the Week of December 22, 2014
  99. A Dog’s Life: Funny Stories for Christmas, by Rochelle Armbruster
  100. They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To: Jujubes, Chips and the Saturday Matinee, by Robert Price
  101. Edition for the Week of December 15, 2014
  102. Edition for the Week of December 8, 2014
  103. A Dog’s Life: Ho, Ho, Ho…Holiday Gift Suggestions For Your Favorite Furry Kid
  104. Edition for the Week of December 1, 2014
  105. Durocher’s and Thrivent present Home for the Holidays at RRCA
  106. Bondo, Duct Tape and a Little Glue: They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To, by Robert Price
  107. Uncommon Sense: It’s Early This Year, by Richard Lee
  108. Effective Search Campaign
  109. A Dog’s Life: Pigging Out (Or Not)–Keeping Your Dog Safe During The Holidays, by Rochelle Armbruster
  110. Edition for the Week of November 24, 2014
  111. Edition for the Week of November 17, 2014
  112. Mercy Memorial Hospital System Announces Direct Anterior Approach to Hip Replacement
  113. Television and Telephones: They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To, by Robert Price
  114. A Dog’s Life: The Importance of Bathing and Grooming, by Rochelle Armbruster
  115. Edition for the Week of November 10, 2014
  116. Uncommon Sense: The Politics of Climate, by Richard Lee
  117. DTE Energy Foundation and The River Raisin Centre for the Arts present The Nutcracker Ballet
  118. A Dog’s Life: Parvovirus – A Very Dangerous Disease, by Rochelle Armbruster
  119. Uncommon Sense: Civil Revolution, by Richard Lee
  120. A Dog’s Life: De-Mystifying Canine Distemper
  121. Local Business Highlights: Cozy Corner Coney Island and Monroe Vineyard Church
  122. Edition for the Week of November 3, 2014
  123. A Paranormal Point of View
  124. Edition for the Week of October 27, 2014
  125. The Audience, Applause and Afterglow, by Robert Price
  126. Live the Book, by Robert Price
  127. Local Program Brightens the Holidays for Monroe and Southern Wayne County Seniors
  128. For the Love of Teaching, by Robert Price
  129. James DeVries Recommends Floreine Mentel as Write-In Candidate for Monroe Public School Board
  130. A Dog’s Life: Fat Dog in a Furry Coat…(with apologies to the movie ‘Tommy Boy’ and the late Chris Farley), by Rochelle Armbruster
  131. Self Esteem and a Teenager, by Robert Price
  132. Uncovering Mysteries at Monroe Golf & Country Club, Part 2
  133. Edition for the Week of October 20, 2014
  134. Bobble Heads to Roller Coasters, by Robert Price
  135. Make ’em Laugh, by Robert Price
  136. A Dog’s Life: Vaccinating Your Dog – Necessity or Overkill? By Rochelle Armbruster
  137. Monroe Dodge Superstore and The River Raisin Centre for the Arts present The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
  138. Uncovering Mysteries at Monroe Golf & Country Club
  139. Edition for the Week of October 13, 2014
  140. Fighting Pickles – Unusual Mascot Names, by Robert Price
  141. A Dog’s Life: The Michigan War Dog Memorial, by Rochelle Armbruster
  142. Interview with Musician Steve Charpie
  143. Edition for the Week of October 6, 2014
  144. Those Magic Changes, by Robert Price
  145. Mall Walking Tips: Ideas to Make Your Experience More Pleasurable, by Robert Price
  146. Attorney Jeffrey Dulaney Tells Monroe Residents Judicial Appointment Process Works Well in Monroe County – Voters Should Keep Our Incumbent Judges
  147. A Dog’s Life: Boo! Keeping Your Dog Safe (Not Spooked Out) at Halloween, by Rochelle Armbruster
  148. A Teachers Afterglow: The First Day of School, by Robert Price
  149. Edition for the Week of September 29, 2014
  150. Arts Midwest and The River Raisin Centre for the Arts present The Golden Dragon Acrobats
  151. A Dog’s Life: What’s In a Name? How to Pick the Perfect Name for Your Dog
  152. Mercy Memorial Hospital System Signs Definitive Agreement to Join ProMedica
  153. Uncommon Sense: Compassion for All, by Richard Lee
  154. Looking for local news? We’ve got it!
  155. Safety of Your Data and How Security Through Obscurity is Plain Theater
  156. A Dog’s Life: Rolling in Disgusting Stuff…Why Does My Dog Do That? by Rochelle Armbruster
  157. Edition for the Week of 9-15-2014
  158. Retired Judge Pamela Moskwa Urges Community to Recognize Probate Judge Cheryl Lohmeyer’s Work Ethic, Temperament and Experience on November 4 Election
  159. A Dog’s Life: The Big C – Canine Cancer, by Rochelle Armbruster
  160. Sense of Touch Linked to Memories: Local Families Making Memory Boxes this World Alzheimer’s Day to Help Loved Ones Remember
  161. Uncommon Sense: Media, Darling…, by Richard Lee
  162. Edition for the Week of September 8, 2014
  163. Uncommon Sense: A Woman’s Worth, by Richard Lee
  164. Monroe Police Command Officers Association endorses Judge Cheryl Lohmeyer for Probate Court
  165. A Dog’s Life: Arthritis – A Real Pain in the Knee, by Rochelle Armbruster
  166. Uncommon Sense: Dignity Lost, by Richard Lee
  167. Uncommon Sense: A Plan of Action, by Richard Lee
  168. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts and Quality Inn and Suites present The Rocky Horror Show…The Final Thrill
  169. Edition for the Week of September 1, 2014
  170. FREE PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING
  171. Mercy Memorial Hospital System announces DAISY Award recipient
  172. Poets & Patriots: Francis Scott Key Songwriting and Citizenship
  173. A Dog’s Life: Demystifying Hot Spots, by Rochelle Armbruster
  174. Edition for the Week of August 24, 2014
  175. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts Announces 2014-2015 Marquee Season
  176. DTE EMPLOYEES HELP LOCAL FAMILY AND NONPROFITS
  177. A Dog’s Life: Helping Your Dog Cope with a New School Year
  178. Time to Start Talking: Making Parents Part of the Aging Process Now
  179. Edition for the Week of August 18, 2014
  180. A Dog’s Life: The Importance of Socialization, Part 2, by Rochelle Armbruster
  181. Mercy Memorial Cancer Connection hosts Run 4 HOPE
  182. A Dog’s Life: The Importance of Socialization and Obedience, by Rochelle Armbruster
  183. Edition for the Week of August 4, 2014
  184. A Dog’s Life: The Importance of Spaying and Neutering, by Rochelle Armbruster
  185. Uncommon Sense: Unbalanced, Part 2, by Richard Lee
  186. Uncommon Sense: Unbalanced, Part 1, by Richard Lee
  187. Edition for the Week of July 28, 2014
  188. A Dog’s Life: Fun in the Sun–A Cool Summer Activity with Your Dog, by Rochelle Armbruster
  189. The Support Scam
  190. Edition for the Week of July 21, 2014
  191. RRCA OPEN HOUSE
  192. A Dog’s Life: What’s REALLY in Your Dog’s Food? by Rochelle Armbruster
  193. Uncommon Sense: The Untimely Death of Music Part 3, Resurrection, by Richard Lee
  194. Edition for the Week of July 14, 2014
  195. A Dog’s Life: Demystifying Kennel Cough, by Rochelle Armbruster
  196. Edition for the Week of July 7, 2014
  197. MCOP Announces Registration Underway for “Running Against Hunger” 5k Run/Walk
  198. A Dog’s Life: Keep Your Dog Cool in the Heat, by Rochelle Armbruster
  199. Edition for the Week of June 30, 2014
  200. A Dog’s Life: Heartworm Prevention for Summer, by Rochelle Armbruster
  201. Uncommon Sense: The Untimely Death of Music Part II, by Richard Lee
  202. Edition for the Week of June 23, 2014
  203. Uncommon Sense: The Untimely Death of Music Part I, by Richard Lee
  204. Opt Out Of Things That Track You
  205. The River Raisin Youth Theatre Prepares to Make a Splash in Summer Musical Little Shop of Horrors
  206. Edition for the Week of June 16, 2014
  207. Summer Schedule for the Monroe County Historical Museum and Sites
  208. Edition for the Week of June 9, 2014
  209. THE RRCA TO PARTNER WITH SMCC AND MCES FOR PERFORMING ARTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS
  210. Mercy Memorial Family Medicine Residency Program welcomes new class of residents, new faculty
  211. Uncommon Sense: An Open Letter to the Grandchildren, by Richard Lee
  212. River Raisin Rx – Heart to Heart
  213. Get Rid Of Facebook Ads
  214. Edition for the Week of June 2, 2014
  215. Uncommon Sense: The Rut, by Richard Lee
  216. Nearly half of Senior Home Accidents Are Preventable, ER Doctor Survey Says
  217. Edition for the Week of May 26, 2014
  218. Uncommon Sense: My Congress of Library, by Richard Lee
  219. Targeted Advertising
  220. 8th Annual Motorcycle Ride Benefits MMHS Cancer Connection
  221. Uncommon Sense: Where is the Humanity (Humility)? by Richard Lee
  222. Edition for the Week of May 19, 2014
  223. Slavery, Freedom and the War of 1812
  224. First Annual Go M.A.D. Fitness Golf Outing
  225. Uncommon Sense: Drafting Success, by Richard Lee
  226. Edition for the Week of May 12, 2014
  227. River Raisin National Battlefield Park Receives 2014 Active Trails Grant from the National Park Foundation
  228. Star Spangled Banner on Display
  229. Windows XP Life Support
  230. Uncommon Sense: Only Love, by Richard Lee
  231. Edition for the Week of May 5, 2014
  232. Mercy Memorial Hospital System Excels in Patient Safety – Awarded an “A” in Spring 2014 Hospital Safety Score
  233. FOCA Featured Pet of the Week – Miss Apple
  234. 2014 Alzheimer’s Walk KICKOFF BREAKFAST May 2014 with Speaker Bruno Giordani
  235. The Art of Kayaking
  236. Uncommon Sense: Taken by Surprise, by Richard Lee
  237. Heart-bleed The Simple Truth
  238. Uncommon Sense: The Price of Sport, by Richard Lee
  239. Uncommon Sense: For the Common Good, by Richard Lee
  240. Edition for Week of April 28, 2014
  241. St Joseph School in Erie Receives Award
  242. Eric Hemenway Historical Presentations at the River Raisin National Battlefield Park
  243. Michigan’s Lone Wolverine Exhibit
  244. Edition for the Week of April 21, 2014
  245. Uncommon Sense: Cuts, Scrapes, Scabs & Scars, by Richard Lee
  246. Mercy Memorial Hospital System Sponsors Free Skin Cancer Screening
  247. A Walk Through the Valley of Death
  248. Edition for the Week of April 14, 2014
  249. Uncommon Sense: The Quintet of Evil, by Richard Lee
  250. Mercy Memorial Hospital System Now Offers Enhanced Patient Comfort in MRI Exams, Two New Low Dose CTs
  251. Mrs. Madison’s Drawing Room & Dolley Madison’s Birthday Celebration
  252. Uncommon Sense: A World Without Heroes, by Richard Lee
  253. The Monroe County Health Department Wants YOU to Be Better Prepared for Disasters!
  254. The NSA Facts
  255. FOCA Featured Pet of the Week – Birdie
  256. Edition for Week of April 7, 2014
  257. Uncommon Sense: Let’s Live…And Let Live, by Richard Lee
  258. Mercy Memorial Rehabilitation Center Moving to New Location
  259. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts presents The Bronx Wanderers Sunday, May 4th at 3pm
  260. Photos By Cainsphotography
  261. Photos By Richard Lee
  262. Uncommon Sense – Trout Dreams, by Richard Lee
  263. Featured Cat from FOCA – Miss Sissy
  264. Edition for Week of March 31, 2014
  265. Uncommon Sense: A Softer Heart, by Richard Lee
  266. Noah’s Ark: Whether You Believe or Not, Heed the Story’s Message
  267. The Caffeine Dilemma: Is a Healthy Energy Drink Possible?
  268. Uncommon Sense – Out of Fashion, by Richard Lee
  269. Who Controls The Internet
  270. Announcing Auditions for the River Raisin Youth Theatre Summer Musical Little Shop of Horrors
  271. Edition for Week of March 24, 2014
  272. Featured Pet at Friends of Companion Animals: Duchess
  273. Uncommon Sense: Act Like You’ve Been Here Before, by Richard Lee
  274. Uncommon Sense: The Subject of Tolerance, by Richard Lee
  275. Edition for Week of March 17, 2014
  276. Women in their 60s Twice as Likely to Develop Alzheimer’s Than Breast Cancer
  277. Uncommon Sense, by Richard Lee
  278. The River Raisin Ballet Company, DTE Energy and Tim Horton’s present Coppelia, April 11-13
  279. Edition for Week of March 10, 2014
  280. Stop Resisting Exercise and Just Do It
  281. Cherish What You Have Right Now
  282. Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Applications Public Input Session
  283. Erin Layman Receives MMHS DAISY Award
  284. Monroe…Your Support is Needed!
  285. Bedford High School Presents an Evening with Theresa Flores
  286. Edition for Week of March 3, 2014
  287. MARKETING ON A SHOESTRING
  288. Soroptimist International 19th Annual Celebration of Women
  289. THE HABITANTS OF FRENCHTOWN
  290. Edition for Week of February 24, 2014
  291. 5th Annual Auction for Scholarships Benefiting Monroe County High School Seniors
  292. Invest in Your Body with Just Three Hours Each Week
  293. To Burn Calories, You Need More than to Think about Exercise
  294. Edition for Week of February 17, 2014
  295. Saint Joseph Catholic Church 13th Annual Lenten Fish Fries
  296. Genot Picor’s Stories, Songs, & Dances of the Voyageur Feb 22, 2014
  297. Edition for Week of February 10, 2014
  298. Edition for Week of February 3, 2014
  299. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts presents The Wonder Bread Years
  300. Custer 150th Wedding Reception
  301. African-Americans are Twice as Likely to have Alzheimer’s Disease or Another Dementia than Whites
  302. The Pirates of Penance at the RRCA
  303. Edition for Week of January 27, 2014
  304. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts presents Steve March-Tormé
  305. Saint Joseph Catholic School Open House & Registration
  306. Edition for Week of January 20, 2014
  307. Mich-Ohio Sportfishing Expo
  308. RECORD $122 MILLION INCREASE PROPOSED FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN FUNDING BILL
  309. The Search is on for Michigan’s Outstanding Senior Volunteer
  310. Edition for Week of January 13, 2014
  311. Monroe County Historical Museum Announces New Hours and New Programming Series for 2014
  312. Edition for Week of January 6, 2014
  313. 201st Anniversary Commemoration of the Battles of the River Raisin
  314. Three Steps for Seniors to Stay Safe in Extreme Cold
  315. Edition for Week of December 30, 2013
  316. Edition for Week of December 23, 2013
  317. Edition for Week of December 16, 2013
  318. Mercy Memorial Hospital System announces DAISY Award recipient
  319. Tom Wopat at the RRCA
  320. New Year’s Day at Sterling State Park
  321. Edition for Week of December 9, 2013
  322. Edition for Week of December 2, 2013
  323. Winter Wonderland Expo at North Monroe Street Church of God
  324. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts and Friendly Ford present Christmastime in Ireland
  325. Edition for Week of November 25, 2013
  326. Mercy Memorial Hospital System Awarded Second “A” Grade by Hospital Safety Score
  327. Edition for Week of November 18, 2013
  328. The River Raisin Ballet Company and Agua Dulce present The Nutcracker Ballet
  329. Progress at Potter Cemetery
  330. Captain Ed Freeman
  331. Edition for Week of November 11, 2013
  332. Old French Noel at the River Raisin National Battlefield
  333. MERCY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SYSTEM EVALUATING OPTIONS
  334. Christmas Tea and Open House at River Raisin National Battlefield Park
  335. Edition for Week of November 4, 2013
  336. Veterans Day at the River Raisin National Battlefield Park
  337. Bench Dedication Ceremony at the River Raisin National Battlefield Park
  338. Barry Brickey Upcoming Book and Music Events
  339. Alzheimer’s Association Surviving and Enjoying the Holidays as Dementia Caregivers
  340. Writers on the River Event at Ellis Library
  341. Special Feature, Week of October 28, 2013
  342. Edition for Week of October 28, 2013
  343. Local Program Brightens the Holidays for Local Seniors
  344. The River Raisin Ballet Company presents The Sugar Plum Fairy Tea
  345. Early Detection is Important; Know the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s
  346. Mercy Memorial holds World Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Day exhibit, raffle
  347. Cancer Connection to hold Black Friday raffle for La-Z-Boy chair, tickets on sale now
  348. Special Insert – Dream Dress of Monroe
  349. Edition for Week of October 21, 2013
  350. DDA Volunteer Opportunity
  351. November Fundraiser for Monroe Community Players
  352. Edition for Week of October 14, 2013
  353. City Election Candidate Interviews
  354. The River Raisin Repertoire Company and Durocher’s Present Monty Python’s Spamalot
  355. River Raisin National Battlefield Park Re-Opened
  356. Mercy Memorial’s Ninth Annual Fantasy of Christmas Trees to Raise Funds for Patient Assistance and Healing Garden
  357. Edition for Week of October 7, 2013
  358. Potter Cemetery Full of Local Stories
  359. Friends of Companion Animals “Critters without Litters” Fundraising Party
  360. St. Joseph Catholic School Scrapbooking Day
  361. Edition for Week of September 30, 2013
  362. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts presents The Vital Theatre Company in Fancy Nancy: The Musical
  363. 2013 Custer Week Activities at the Monroe County Historical Museum
  364. Edition for Week of September 23, 2013
  365. Monroe County Historical Museum Lantern Tours 2013
  366. Monroe County Historical Museum Observes Michigan’s First French-Canadian Heritage Day
  367. Liberation of Frenchtown Bicentennial Celebration
  368. Children’s Fall Craft Day
  369. Edition for Week of September 16, 2013
  370. Monroe County Walk to End Alzheimer’s is Personal for Local Sisters
  371. Glenn Miller Orchestra at the River Raisin Centre
  372. Edition for Week of September 9, 2013
  373. Old Mill Museum to Host Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit
  374. Edition for Week of September 2, 2013
  375. Monroe Community Planning Survey results revealed
  376. Free Prostate Cancer Screening
  377. Sawyer Presentation at Monroe County Historical Museum
  378. Edition for Week of August 26, 2013
  379. Friends of Companion Animals Needs YOUR Help
  380. Edition for Week of August 19, 2013
  381. Friends of Potter Cemetery Pig Roast
  382. Cherry Piano
  383. Edition for Week of August 12, 2013
  384. Edition for Week of August 5, 2013
  385. The River Raisin Centre for the Arts announces 2013-2014 Marquee Season
  386. RRCA Open House
  387. MMHS Surgical Services nurse wins DAISY Award
  388. WEAPON DEMO DAYS
  389. REMEMBER the RAISIN Art Extravaganza
  390. DTE’s Luempert-Coy to Lead United Way of Monroe County Way 2013 Campaign
  391. Edition for Week of July 29, 2013
  392. 2013 Winners of the War of 1812 Art Contest
  393. Teahouse of the August Moon
  394. St. Joseph Erie Annual Labor Day Festival
  395. Edition for the Week of July 22, 2013
  396. Save Our Stories Fundraising Dinner
  397. Native American Storytelling & Games
  398. REMEMBER the RAISIN Art Extravaganza
  399. MMHS ranks as 16th out of Top 20 Most Beautiful Hospitals in America
  400. Hot Summer Nights supports Mercy Memorial Hospice of Monroe
  401. Mercy Memorial Hospital System hosts 2nd Annual Bike-a-thon
  402. Cruise Beckons Michigan Family Caregivers
  403. Edition for Week of July 15, 2013
  404. The River Raisin Youth Theatre and La-Z-Boy present Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR.
  405. Free Children’s Fishing Derby
  406. Museum Millage Committee Fundraiser
  407. Breaking New Ground with Community-Wide Planning
  408. Women’s Health Expo
  409. Edition for Week of July 8, 2013
  410. Edition for Week of July 1, 2013
  411. River Raisin NBP Presentation
  412. Footloose at the RRCA
  413. Canines 4 a Cause Raises Over $1,100 for Cancer Connection
  414. Cancer Connection Motorcycle Ride
  415. Blacktop Bash 2013
  416. Edition for Week of June 24, 2013
  417. 2nd Annual Pig Roast for Friends of Potter Cemetery
  418. Friends of Companion Animals July Special
  419. 1812 Bicentennial Art Contest
  420. Edition for Week of June 17, 2013
  421. River Raisin Dance Academy’s Summer of Dance
  422. WEAPON DEMO DAYS!
  423. MICHIGAN ACTIVITY PASS presented by The Library Network to debut May 24
  424. Monroe County Organizations Partner on MAP Program
  425. Edition for Week of June 10, 2013
  426. Alzheimer’s Events in the Community
  427. FCSS Golf Classic – July 27th
  428. Downtown Development Authority Announces Community Yard Sale
  429. Michigan Volunteer Honored as Salute to Senior Service Winner
  430. “The Beauty of the Earth” Garden Walk
  431. Edition for Week of June 3, 2013
  432. Edition for Week of May 27, 2013
  433. River Raisin Jazz Series
  434. Mercy Memorial Nursing Center head cook wins Leading Age Michigan Award
  435. Edition for Week of May 20, 2013
  436. Rebekah’s 55 Yearly Rummage Sale
  437. Commemoration of the Battle and Massacre of the River Raisin Activities
  438. Friends of Companion Animals Needs Your Help!
  439. Monroe Art League Meeting
  440. Edition for Week of May 13, 2013
  441. International Museum Day
  442. Edition for Week of May 6, 2013
  443. Edition for Week of April 29, 2013
  444. River Raisin National Battlefield Spring Open House
  445. Friends of Companion Animals
  446. 82nd Scout-O-Rama in Monroe County
  447. Edition for Week of April 22, 2013
  448. 2013 Celebrate Children Festival
  449. Friends of Companion Animals 2nd Annual Plant Sale
  450. Edition for Week of April 15, 2013
  451. United States Congressmen John D. Dingell and Tim Walberg to Celebrate National Park Week
  452. Mercy Memorial Hospital System Sponsors Free Skin Cancer Screening
  453. Canines 4 A Cause looking for walkers, entrants
  454. 7th Annual Motorcycle Ride Benefits MMHS Cancer Connection
  455. 9th Annual Spaghetti Dinner Hosted by Friends of Potter Cemetery Association
  456. Edition for Week of April 8, 2013
  457. Edition for Week of April 1, 2013
  458. Local Author Book Signing
  459. Friends of Companion Animals 1-Year Anniversary
  460. Women’s History Day & Tea
  461. Relay for Life Events
  462. Civil War Dinner III
  463. Edition for Week of March 25, 2013
  464. Edition for Week of March 18, 2013
  465. Edition for Week of March 11, 2013
  466. Edition for Week of March 4, 2013
  467. Edition for Week of March 1, 2013
  468. Edition for Week of February 22, 2013
  469. The Monroe Buzz is Online!
  470. Chasing Thatcher (Week of November 26, 2012)
  471. A Note About the Homeless

It appears the biggest problem currently facing Americans is how badly we are out of balance. We go out of our way to assist the world with its problems yet largely ignore the issues in our own neighborhoods, cities, states, and country. Whether it’s immigration, the budget and deficit, domestic social issues, or simply the way we are treated as Americans by our own governmental forces, we are unbalanced. This country was founded on the freedoms provided us by God as man (and woman). So many people think it’s time to change the principles this country was founded on, the Constitution, simply because they no longer fit into the society they feel we should be living, freedoms be damned. I refer to this unbalance as the Cell Phone Paradigm.

The Cell Phone Paradigm demonstrates the quality and quantity of assistance, pricing and advantage one gets as a new customer as opposed to one that has paid thousands of dollars over the years as a loyal customer.  Only new customers get the new plans and discounts and deals provided by a cell phone company in order to garner more customers and business. Opposing this is the loyal customer who has been with the cell phone company for years and is informed they are ineligible for the discounts and special pricing provided for a new customer. We are hooked in for 2 years at a time to get the discounts we actually do get and anything less than that nullifies any advantage to signing up with this company again.  The cell phone company also rests comfortably on the legal language stating they are not responsible for poor signal, connectivity or dropped calls because of the nature of the technology.  They are the meteorologists of the technology world.  They are not required to be correct and they get paid lots of money for being wrong more often than being right!

On a governmental level, we have Eric Holder, President Obama’s pit bull Attorney General. We have documented proof the IRS put known Republicans under intense scrutiny in order to discredit them. This order came from high ranking government officials and Eric Holder defended this, leading congress to believe the order possibly came from his office. As it turns out, the incriminating emails have seemingly and reportedly disappeared. Are you trying to tell me that an 8th grade hacker couldn’t recover these emails, let alone a governmentally compensated IT professional? Let’s really try to come up with a better lie than, “Uh, the emails got deleted and can’t be recovered.”

Holder is also on record as wanting non-American citizens to have the right to vote. The current regime has also done nothing to prevent and has even advocated that illegals have the right to vote. Not only is this contrary to current law but it unbalances everything the American citizen, stands, works and pays for, every day. Should the American citizen have a reasonable expectation of freedom of persecution from their own government?

President Obama is often seen shaking hands, laughing and talking to registered Democrats at fund raising events while there are thousands of illegal children in refugee camps here in the United States, awaiting decisions and/or deportation, with no guidance from the Oval Office. The largest mainland border in the lower 48 states is overrun with illegals coming into the U.S. by the thousands. While in Texas, President Obama had the opportunity to work with Governor Rick Perry on border control and chose to attend a fundraiser, not for wounded soldiers, not for handicapped children, not for homelessness in Texas, but for the Democratic Party. We have mothers crossing the borders to have children in the U.S. making them automatic citizens from the moment they are born. Where is the balance for the American citizen?

Tags: , , , , , , , , , ,
Richard Lee (Rik) is a freelance photographer, artist and social observationist. Over the past 50 years, his eyes and ears have afforded him the opportunity to convey his view of the world to those willing to do the same. Rik has been shooting photographs for 30 years, working on his pen and ink techniques for capturing flora and fauna, and is currently employed by Lippert Components in Goshen, IN as the supervisor in Technical Publications.

0 Comments

Leave a Comment

This is a Sidebar position. Add your widgets in this position using Default Sidebar or a custom sidebar.