#donation

#donation

For many years I was also on the receiving end of gifts that were lovingly wrapped and gifted. I understand that for many people the best part of Christmas is to send a beautifully wrapped and thoughtful gift. I've discovered that when people ask, What do you want? or I need a list for you/your family, it's coming from a place of love, not to terrorize you.

Come swap your old puzzles for new ones on Sunday, November 9 from 2 - 4pm. Stop by 22nd and Guerrero For each puzzle you bring, you get to take one, all for free. It's just what it sounds like - a community puzzle swap. Bring your pre-loved puzzles and swap them for new pre-loved puzzles. Reuse, recycle and have more fun for free!

Few kitchen tools are more essential than good knives. However, it's the nature of anything used so regularly that, eventually, it'll wear down past the point of effectiveness. At some point, you'll have to get rid of some kitchen knives to make room for newer ones in better shape. The question is, how do you properly (and safely) dispose of kitchen knives?

When President [Brian] Casey began working with the faculty, administration, and trustees on the Third-Century Plan, that really grabbed me-recognizing that it's not going to be done overnight. I wanted to do something that really would have an impact on the university.

We are incredibly grateful to Bill Janetschek for his visionary support. His donation will have a lasting impact on our program and our players.