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Jersey Community Hospital Receives $110,000 Donation from JCH Foundation Resale Shop to Fund New Ambulance

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JERSEYVILLE - The Jersey Community Hospital (JCH) Foundation , a registered 501(c)3 organization that assists Jersey Community Hospital in meeting the healthcare needs of the hospital through fundraising, education and community outreach, is proud to announce a generous donation of $110,000 back to Jersey Community Hospital made possible through the ongoing efforts of the JCH Foundation Resale Shop . This substantial contribution funded the purchase of a new, bariatric-friendly ambulance to better serve the community which is expected to be licensed and in service in mid-December. The JCH Foundation Resale Shop, located at 201 South Jefferson in Jerseyville, Ill., is a beloved local treasure. Operated by dedicated volunteers who donate countless hours to the cause, the shop offers a wide variety of gently used items, from clothing to home goods, at affordable prices. While all proceeds from the shop go directly to support the growth and improvement of JCH HealthCare, the

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The Best Holiday Desserts to Make This Year

1 year 3 months ago
As the holiday season approaches, kitchens become bustling hubs of creativity and warmth. From festive gatherings to intimate family dinners, desserts play a pivotal role in celebrating the season. Whether you’re planning a feast or a casual get-together, having a selection of delightful desserts can elevate your holiday experience. This article will explore some of the best holiday desserts to make this year, offering a mix of classic favorites and innovative ideas. Classic Holiday Desserts 1. Gingerbread Cookies Gingerbread cookies are a timeless holiday treat that brings the spirit of the season into your home. Their combination of spices—ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg—creates a warm flavor profile that perfectly complements the winter months. Practical Tip : Use a mix of cookie cutters to create various shapes, from traditional gingerbread men to festive stars. Decorating with royal icing and edible glitter can make them even more appealing. 2. Pumpkin Pi

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This Day in History on December 12: U.S. Capital Moves to Washington, D.C.

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Welcome to December 12, a date that has witnessed a myriad of significant events throughout history. 1941: The Beginning of a New Front in WWII On December 12, 1941, during the Second World War, the United States officially declared war on Japan, following the attack on Pearl Harbor just days earlier. This pivotal moment not only marked the U.S. entry into the war but also signified the broader conflict that would engulf nations across the globe. The declaration mobilized American forces and resources, ultimately shifting the balance of power in the war. This day is remembered as a significant turning point, leading to various military campaigns in the Pacific and Europe. 1800: The U.S. Capital Moves to Washington, D.C. In a landmark decision, on December 12, 1800, the capital of the United States officially moved from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. This was an essential step in the young nation's development, symbolizing a new beginning and establishing a permanent seat

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Laila Davis Leads Marquette Girls Basketball - Is A Tucker's Automotive Repair & Tire Athlete of the Month

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ALTON – The Marquette Catholic girls basketball team has somewhat of a three-point attack this season. And it’s currently being led by junior Laila Davis. Through the first seven games of the season, she leads the team with 63 points, averaging nine per game. That’s why she is a Tucker’s Automotive Repair & Tire Athlete of the Month for the Explorers. “Laila has impressed me so far this year,” Marquette girls basketball head coach Whitney Sykes-Rogers said. “She’s our leading scorer. Before the season, I wouldn’t have guessed that. She’s been our best shooter, she’s usually guarding one of their best players. She just does a lot of good things for us. She doesn’t make too many mistakes and that’s kind of what you need on the floor at times. You need a calm head, and I think that’s what she provides.” She scored 11 points on Monday in a 42-37 loss to Althoff but has continued to impress

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