As a parent, you care about the well-being of your children and you want only the best for them, both now and in the future. You know your job is to prepare your son or daughter for the next stage in life, and that includes knowing how to save, invest, and handle money. If you […]
It’s almost autumn again, which means pumpkin season is almost here and it’s time to break out those delicious pumpkin recipes. And what goes better with pumpkin than cream cheese, nuts, and spices. These ingredients wonderfully compliment the earthy taste of pumpkin and make a pumpkin recipe special. This recipe is for pumpkin cream cheese […]
After spending the better half of a weekend binge watching your favorite home renovation show, the urge strikes to make some upgrades to your own home. From replacing worn-out kitchen cabinets to installing a trendy chandelier, the experts on television make all home improvement projects look quick and easy. Unfortunately, this is not always the […]
Home improvements can make a huge difference to the value of your home. But all home improvements don’t make an equal return on your investment. Some will cost very little and can increase your property’s value significantly. Others could cost a fortune and will do almost nothing for its selling price. First impressions count. That’s […]
Ahhh… Spring! As we look forward to the warmer temperatures and all the fresh new things that come with, I’d like to take a moment to reflect on last year’s Fire Department activities. Our annual carnival and parade was blessed with great weather and ended up being our most successful event ever! Folks like you […]
In an effort to continue our capabilities of serving and protecting our growing community, the police department recently added another fulltime police officer. Officer Dakota Fennell was hired January 2022. He brings over 13 years of police experience, working in Laurel, Maryland and in several police departments in Pennsylvania. He has worked in various capacities […]
As the spring season unfolds and nature bursts into bloom, many homeowners find themselves grappling with the unwelcome companionship of seasonal allergies. From pollen to mold spores, allergens abound in the air, triggering sneezing fits, itchy eyes, and stuffy noses. However, with a few proactive measures, you can minimize allergens in your home and outdoor […]
To the community of Chippewa, Father Bill Schwartz is a listening ear and a kind encourager. His role in the lives of both unbelievers and believers grows out of the care that he demonstrates to everyone he comes to know. Personal connections are first and foremost in the life of Father Bill – caring AND […]
Chippewa United Methodist Church CUMC will hold two community events this fall. There will be a Fall Spectacular on October 2, 2021 from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at our Community Life Center, 118 McMillan Ave., with over 50 craft vendors, food trucks, and more! Also, a Christmas Bazaar will be held on December 4, 2021 from […]
We’re often made to think of the bigger, more impactful things we can do for the environment, like buying an electric car, driving less, and installing solar panels. But there are small ways to help, too. You’ve probably heard about composting, but have you ever considered getting your own compost bin? What is Composting? Composting […]
Submitted by DIANE BABNEW MANNING, RESIDENT In April of 1981, Dr. J.H. Hogg released a report entitled The Blackhawk School District: Diversity Then and Now. Authors included Babs Donnell, Jean Means, Cheryl Nicely, and Edith Porter. The following is an excerpt from that report. McKinley School, the only brick, one room school standing in Chippewa […]
Submitted by Diane Babnew Manning, Resident History is an interesting thing. We’re always learning new information about the schoolhouse and surrounding area. As documents and photos are uncovered, shared and donated, new threads are added to the tapestry that is… What ideas do you conjure up when you hear “Meals on Wheels?” Do home delivered meals, […]
Blackhawk is excited to welcome two new teachers to our Special Education program. Both will be working in Blackhawk Intermediate School in the fall. Zachary Wallace Zachary Wallace will be working in the PRIDE Program with 3rd and 4th grade Life Skills. Mr. Wallace joins Blackhawk from the Watson Institute where he has worked for the last two […]
Please call the library with questions or to sign up. All programs are FREE! Pre-school Story Times: Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm September 21st, October 5th & 19th Wednesdays @ 11:00 am September 15th, October 6th, 13th, and 20th, November 3rd, 10th, and 17th Book Club for Adults Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm September 28th, October 26th, and November 23rd […]