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As a child, Marlene Polster spent many summers with her grandmother. Like many grandparent-grandchild relationships, their time together often included stories of the past.
“Our goal was to get Eric out of the mill,” says Milissa Beale, who with her husband founded Beale Pottery, a small batch pottery business that offers workshops and classes at its studio in Westville in Porter County.
Since 1998, the Michigan City Senior Center has offered a place for seniors to gather, learn and create — all with a view of Lake Michigan and beach access.
“Andrew is right where he needs to be,” his adoptive mother said. “He asks great questions and he’s still just as curious as he was when we adopted him. And he still eats a lot of rice.”
From crisp, clear nighttime skies to gently falling snowflakes, a Midwest winter can create moments of beauty and awe. But that tends to bring with it a number of seasonal hazards for older adults.
While the quiet beauty of late fall and winter in the Midwest has its charm, the lack of sunlight can leave many of us feeling a little off.
Jerry Czarnecki of Portage has been getting his feet wet at the Greater Portage Chamber of Commerce since August as he prepares to move into his new role as executive director in the new year.
Humane Indiana can’t keep up with the volume of pets dropped off, many dumped and left in the elements overnight. Its staff is pleading with the public to help them out.