Rotary Noon News – Week #13: Busy October Is Here
A South of 44 homecoming, Abe’s unforgettable courthouse wedding story, and a busy October calendar.
A South of 44 homecoming, Abe’s unforgettable courthouse wedding story, and a busy October calendar.
Our team packs meals for Feed My Starving Children, meet our two treasurers, and an SEC attorney shares tips to protect your investments.
A tribute to Sesame Street’s creator, Rotary’s work saving mothers and babies in Nepal, and our new mailing address.
New member Casey Decker on the bugs that help farmers, a warm welcome to Matthew Nimah, and an open invitation to Monday golf.
District Governor Michael Franklin visits, Ron cleans out the cupboard, and a past district governor goes from hunter to hunted.
Our club member Jerry Brillante delivers our annual donation to TUTORS FOR KIDS. All of this donation goes directly to the purchase of books, which are distributed to kids that participate in the program. T4T was founded in 2012 by Frank Russo and his wife Carolyn. Frank and Carolyn started with 5 tutors and have […]
We had a very successful day at this year’s Chili Cook-off at Lake Sumter Landing. Our white bean chicken chili was a rarity among the offerings and loudly praised by many. We again used Tracy Belton’s recipe, with some modifications by our executive chef, Sally Hayduck. We were positioned between two of the long-time participants, […]
Not even a hurricane can stop our club from helping our local first graders! The Noon Villages Rotary Club looks forward to Fire Prevention Week every year. Our club members distribute personalized fire safety books to the first graders attending four local elementary schools. Approximately 500 books were distributed this year. 18 Rotary volunteers took […]