
| Happy April everyone! All the elections are behind us, so we are celebrating Spring and Easter this month with images that bring back many wonderful memories from our own childhoods. We have several Easter Egg events that your little ones will enjoy, and even one that welcomes "kids of all ages". Boy Scout Troop 1899 is hosting a "Glo Bingo" this month, this is a fund raiser to send the boys to summer camp this year at Camp Crooked Creek in Kentucky. The City Temple Vendor & Craft Fair will be in full swing later on this month, and the AMVETS are hosting their "All You Can Eat Breakfast" again, you do not want to miss this! "TheOdd Couple" will be at the Alfresco Art Center, check out the dates and times. The Community Care Center is looking for volunteers to help on Saturday, April 29. Remember, new announcements are added at the bottom of the home page when we receive them, so check back often to see what's happening. |








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| Healthy Kids Day is designed to provide all kids more opportunities to stay active and grow in spirit, mind and body. Families are invited to come together at the YMCA for activities that teach good health & foster connections through fitness, sports, fun and healthy habits. Saturday, April 29 at the YMCA . 451 Niedringhaus Avenue |












| Granite City History Rev. Peter Kaenders - minister of St. Mark's Catholic Church in Venice, Illinois. He purchased ground from the Methodist Church for the St. Mark's Cemetery, he later puchased the New Methodist Cemetery. Rev. Kaenders also purchased the Lutheran Hospital and re-established it as St. Elizabeth's Hospital of Granite City, IL - now known as the Gateway Medical Center. Rev. Kaenders was born September 28, 1856 in the Rhein Province of Germany. He died September 21, 1921 in Granite City, IL. He is buried in the now defunt St. Mark's Cemetery. "Looking Back At Granite City Heritage 1801-1993" by Georgia Engelke |

| Join us at the Community Care Center 1818 Cleveland Boulevard on Saturday, April 29th to help us organize our clothing loft and food pantry Please plan to meet at the center at 9 am, sign up in the foyer please |
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