The Friday night performance of "Rumors" has been cancelled due to the playoff game. The Monroe High School Thespian Club will still present the fall play "Rumors" on Saturday, November 14th at 8:00p.m. and have added a performance on Sunday, November 15th at 2:00p.m. Tickets will be $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students.

The volunteers at C&C have recently been coming across dogs leaving the confines of their electric fences. While these containment systems are becoming quite popular, we thought we should let prospective buyers (and current owners) know the hidden dangers.

Invisible-type fences work by utilizing an electronic collar kept around your pet’s neck which reads impulses from underground wires or radiowave units. When your pet gets near the border of your yard, the computer generates a signal causing a small electro shock or stimulation to surprise your pet and scare them away from the boundary, therefore keeping them within the confines of your yard.

Dear Practice Members and future Practice Members,

Please read over the following information provided as well as throughout my website, www.HylandFamilyChiro.com. Educate yourself and loved ones, become inspired and tell others about the benefits of chiropractic care! Let’s all do our part in making our community healthier. Remember, healthier people today do create a better world tomorrow!

In health, Dr. Brian N. Hyland, D.C.
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Infants with Acid Reflux and Colic Helped by Chiropractic

Anyone who’s seen the movie Titanic knows what can happen when we blindly forge ahead, unaware of dangers lurking beneath the surface. Hundreds of innocent lives were lost, because the priority was getting ahead quickly, instead of being fully aware of the environment. Warnings were missed and disaster struck.

How often this happens with our bodies as well. We’ve been taught to just focus on symptoms to determine whether we’re “sick” or “healthy”. Yet, by the time symptoms show up the ship’s already sinking. If you wait for a cavity to have a symptom, your tooth is already pretty rotten. In a large percentage of cases the first symptom of a heart condition is a fatal heart attack. By the time cancer becomes symptomatic it’s been developing for years and has caused major damage to the body. The list of diseases and illnesses which only become symptomatic in their later or end stages is long. Do we really want to wait that long?

We are still accepting applications for Craft Booths for the 3rd Annual Light Up the Sky Monroe Festival.

Attached is the application please fill it out and return it ASAP.  Or contact Cherie Gentry 513-850-1954 or gentryca@bhg.org

Spring is here and the volunteers with Catnip & Carrots Animal Bunch have seen an increased number of strays running loose in Monroe. Sadly, these animals are NOT wearing tags or collars! Whether on main thoroughfares like Route 63 or lost in your neighborhood, these innocent animals are scared, stopping traffic and oblivious to the dangers they are causing residents and drivers. And should you try and catch a stray pet and be bitten or scratched? That good deed could lead to painful and lengthy rabies treatments.

Whenever my wife and I travel anywhere these days it seems as if everyone stares at us.  I would like to think that it is because she is stunningly beautiful and I am dashingly handsome, but I have a feeling it is neither.  It most likely has to do with our traveling companions.  No outing is quite the same unless we take all four of our canine babies with us.  I think they are the ones getting the looks that include the ‘oohs’ and the ‘ahhs’.  The looks my wife and I are getting are probably more similar to bewilderment, mixed with that underlying whisper of, “Holy cow, four do

Admittedly, I’ve been out of the loop for quite a while now. For over ten years I have used the same quiet little financial institution (an employer promoted credit union) to conduct all my financial transactions. I have been satisfied by their customer-service and attention to detail ever since joining. Banking, if you want to call it that, was simple, efficient, and without pain or hassle.