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Vol. 41 • No. 32 • Thurs., Aug. 25, 2022 - Wed. Aug. 31, 2022 • An HTGroup, LLC Publication • Serving The Milwaukee Area • 75¢
Outreach Community Health Centers hosts annual health fair On Saturday, August 6, 2022, Outreach Community Health Centers hosted its annual Community Health and Resource Fair in the parking lot of Ebenezer Church of God in Christ, 3132 N. Dr. MLK, Jr., Drive. The health and resource fair was a great event for the entire family, which included giveaways of back packs and school supplies, giveaways of fresh produce, raffles and prizes, health education and resources were available, and there were health and fitness activities. Sponsors for the event included United Healthcare Community Plan, Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin, Molina Healthcare, Johnson Financial Group, Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Gruber Law Offices, Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute and BestEd.
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Vera LeBlanc celebrates 100th Birthday with 'stroll down memory lane'
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On Saturday July 16, 2022, Vera LeBlanc celebrated her 100th Birthday by “going down memory lane.” Vera's first stop was Mount Moriah Baptist Church where she has been a member since 1995. Vera was greeted by Pastor Patrick and 1st Lady Pat Greer where she received a proclamation from Governor Tony Evers. Cards and gifts were also presented to her from members of the church. The second stop was at Clinton Rose Park where the members of the North Central Service Club (NCSC) had a short program. A proclamation from the Common Council, roses, cards and gifts were presented to her by the members. Vera has been a member of the NCSC since 1971. Her third stop was Dineen Park where family and friends were awaiting An HTGroup, LLC Publication
her arrival. A proclamation from Congresswoman Gwen Moore was presented to her along with cards and gifts, followed by a short program of comments from family and friends. Food and cake were served. Members of the family came from Atlanta, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, Philadelphia, Texas, Virginia and Washington D.C., to help Vera celebrate her special day. Vera is called “Sunshine” because she brought some sunshine everywhere she went. A comment was made: Isn’t it wonderful to have a person in your family to live a century, and has lived to see the first black President Barack Obama. Vera said, "This was the best day of my life, to see all my family, friends, church and club members, but most of all, my great grandchildren." www.milwaukeetimesnews.com