Happy Memorial Day

Let's not forget what the holiday weekend is really all about.

Please make plans to attend the ceremony on Monday

Greenhills, OH: Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony beginning at 10:30 a.m. at American Legion Hugh Watson Post 530 going south on Winton Road to the Village Commons. Ceremony will take place after parade, followed by refreshments.

Also, please check out the Second Annual Mayfest Celebration brought to you by the GCSO

Junedale.com server crash

The hosting server has crashed and the site is being restored from backups. ETA is late tonight or overnight. This might result in a slight loss of recent posts, it all depends on when the backups were made.

This site can be used to communicate until Junedale.com returns

Arthritis Walk, Support team Caralyn

A good friend of Junedale.com posted this:

May 17th downtown at the serpentine wall is the annual arthritis walk. my wife and I got involved in this when our baby Caralyn was diagnosed with chronic rheumatoid arthritis at the age of 12 months. Now she's five years old and still battling juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. We sponsor team Caralyn and are trying to put together some fund raising in her name for the cause. The walk is a good time for anyone who is interested. Sponsors provide a nice selection of food and refreshments after the walk. The U.C. football team is usually there along with some local celebrities. Any support would be appreciated either by attending the event or financial support.

Here is the link to the discussion:
http://www.junedale.com/invision2/index.php?showtopic=9734

Here is a link for Team Caralyn:

https://www.kintera.org/faf/search/searchTeamPart.asp?ievent=274387&lis=1&kntae274387=82AB6EB387EB408E8B10FA242909899C&supId=0&team=3287232&cj=Y

The Arthritis Walk® is the Arthritis Foundation’s annual nationwide signature event that raises funds and awareness to fight arthritis, the nation’s most common cause of disability.The Arthritis Walk® kicks off in May during National Arthritis Month in more than 300 communities nationwide to fund arthritis research, health education and government advocacy initiatives. Participants walk in honor of a friend or family member with arthritis. People with arthritis wear blue hats to signify their action in taking control of their condition. The event features a three-mile and one-mile course, with arthritis information and activities for the entire family. In many communities, pet owners are invited to bring their dogs along for the walk. By joining your 2009 Arthritis Walk®, you become a part of the Let’s Move Together movement, a nationwide effort that encourages people to move to prevent or treat arthritis. Start moving today for better health!