Mike Gutmann

3. September 2009 | 19:18

Gust helps ‘Canes blow by Zee-Bees

WAUCONDA - Marian Central’s boys soccer team started on the right foot in the Wauconda Tournament on Tuesday with a 3-1 opening-round win against Zion-Benton. (News Source: McHenry County Sports - 06:17:31)

Howard killing of man, 91, points to rise in nursing home strife

Dementia, assaults rise with growth of older population Earl Wilder was suffering from Alzheimer’s disease when he moved to Harmony Hall a year ago. The retired transit worker and World War II veteran got a room on the upper floor of the Columbia assisted-living facility, a section reserved for residents requiring the most intensive supervision. (News Source: Baltimore Sun - 10:22:25)

Mental diseases among elderly called ‘our next epidemic’

Dementia, assaults rise with growth of older population Howard killing of man, 91, points to rise in nursing home strife (News Source: Baltimore Sun - 07:44:31)

Acres residents enjoy new game room

By KRISTA HAYES Staff Writer To help improve the quality of life for its senior citizens, Auglaize Acres recently created a game room at its facility. (News Source: Wapakoneta Daily News - 15:53:13)

Crystal Lake South soccer wins in final seconds

ROSELLE - With 50 seconds left in Crystal Lake South’s match against Lake Park on Thursday night, the Lancers brought all of their players up in hopes of breaking a 1-1 tie on a corner kick. (News Source: McHenry County Sports - 06:15:27)

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