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Daily Connector | Arrows | Jenny Campagna

I have been feeling badly about not protesting for Black Lives Matter. I worry about my health issues, my twelve years’ older partner and her health issues.  Dan Halterman, my neighbor, is a protest parade of one which seems fairly safe. He passes by my house and I’m not there…

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Daily Connector | Finding my roots – Part 1 | Larry Less

In my first Daily Connector in April, I shared about my Polish heritage and introduced you to Dublin’s Kosciuszko Park.  When I was working, I did not have much of an interest in genealogy.  Meanwhile Sally would sit down with my Grandmother on most of our trips to Pittsburgh, gather…

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Daily Connector | A Gift | by Ruth Massey

The first two months after the Stay at Home order were pretty intense. The decision was made that Natalie would live with Ajay and I for a few weeks. This was to decrease our exposure since Christina was working in a health care organization, and so we could give Natalie…

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Daily Connector | Bright spots | Jeri Arent

During the beginning of this pandemic and shutdown, I must confess, I was not personally affected like some.  I had open heart surgery just as things were shutting down and so, it was a good time to recover since I was supposed to stay home anyway. At first, I was…

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A Zoomy day

It’s been a very Zoomy day.  4x so far, with one more to go.  Put another way, despite physical distancing, it’s been a day of meeting with others to listen, discuss, pray, and plan. 1) This morning was the monthly gathering for faith leaders through the Interfaith Justice Table, organized…

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