Do you want to live and give like no one else? Do you ever wonder what it would be like to not have a car payment or to be able to save for your child's college? Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University will once again be offered at Plainfield United Methodist Church! This is a 13-week program that utilizes a video curriculum taught by Dave Ramsey as well as small-group discussion for encouragement and accountability. The program teaches participants how to eliminate debt and save for the future in order to achieve their financial goals from a Christian perspective. Participants will pay $93 for materials, which include a book, a workbook, CDs of each lesson, and a money envelope to implement the system. To learn more about the class, come attend the Free Preview class held on Sunday, March 25th from 4-5pm. Classes will begin Sunday, April 15, from 4 to 6pm. Childcare will be provided. For more information or to sign up, call Plainfield United Methodist Church (815-436-9651).
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Nicki Anderson June 17, 2013 at 10:26 pm
What a fantastic week we had! We are very proud of you boys! You played great! The Anderson's
Wendy Ketchmark Meyers June 17, 2013 at 04:49 pm
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Larry Newton June 17, 2013 at 08:00 am
As a Commissioner, I would have liked to have seen a comparison of the budget that was presented in…Read More our Board packets as a draft at a prior meeting compared to the draft that was put on the table before me at the last meeting so that I can see where the cuts took place. Spending down this year's contingency line items is like a sugar rush and will negatively affect the Park District's future. Prior Boards have been carrying over the contingency amounts from year to year in order to deal with unexpected expenses that inevitably come up. Just last week, the Administration Center was without a/c when the four units failed and needed to be replaced. Where did the funds come from to do that work? Its not as if the Board can go out and raise funds in the private market. That's what businesses CAN and should do, but then a park district is not a business. I resent the statements that prior Boards have been acting in a financially irresponsible manner. The Board has been operating a lean operation for many years.
Mike Keniley June 17, 2013 at 12:18 pm
I am just wondering how long this suspense filled soap opera will continue?
Bottom line: Hurtado…Read More knew his buddy needed a job...so; he and his majority board members made a mockery of local government due process and gave Mr. Peck a job, even though Hurtado voted with the past board to unanimously select an Exec…who is still under a contract. And then decided there was a need to pay a board secretary (who jumped out of the frying pan…smart move) and then appointed someone without pay. And of course there is a need to have a paid political hack to help publicly spin the board’s craziness via press releases.
AlaskaDreaming June 17, 2013 at 12:22 pm
I hate to ask the obvious of Mr. Peck (not that I expect him to answer anyway), but why is this…Read More announcement coming from the Executive Director rather than our newly appointed Director of Communications?
Kelly Alexander June 13, 2013 at 05:29 pm
I just listed a teak patio set. I would not like to separate but you could use the teak chairs for…Read More additional seating on a front porch or patio....I had 2 of the chairs on my front porch. asking $250 for the set. Call if interested 815-405-6416