by Pam Rempe | Jan 14, 2025 | Getting to Know Your Neighbors, Imagine the Possibilities, Pursue the Common Good
During the summer of 2024, my wife attended a local dance conference hosted in our community. She met a few people there who wanted to make dance more accessible for all. She also met a local dance and Pilates instructor who hosts free classes at our community center....
by Pam Rempe | Jan 6, 2025 | Getting to Know Your Neighbors, Imagine the Possibilities, Pursue the Common Good
Happy New Year! Every year around this time, life is filled with hope and expectation. The possibilities seem endless. We’ve filled out vision boards, declared our resolutions, and committed that this year will be different than last! I’m rooting for you!...
by Pam Rempe | Dec 20, 2024 | Imagine the Possibilities
Originally Published Dec 22, 2021 Every year at the end of Daylight Saving Time, I am shocked at the darkness. I have little kids, so I’m also annoyed for a week or two. They are confused and disoriented. Their sleeping and eating schedules are a bit messed up, and...
by Pam Rempe | Nov 19, 2024 | Imagine the Possibilities, Pursue the Common Good
Part 3 of 3: November is National Homelessness Awareness month. To honor our unhoused neighbors during this month we will be featuring a three-part series on homelessness by DJ Johnsen. If you happened to read either (or both!) of the pieces I wrote before this, thank...
by Pam Rempe | Nov 13, 2024 | Imagine the Possibilities, Pursue the Common Good
My alarm went off and I woke to find myself drenched in sweat. There are certainly hotter places to be in the middle of summer than New York City, but considering we never sleep without the A/C running, I knew something had gone amiss. Sure enough, I got out of bed to...
by Pam Rempe | Nov 5, 2024 | Imagine the Possibilities, Pursue the Common Good
Part 2 of 3: November is National Homelessness Awareness month. To honor our unhoused neighbors during this month we will be featuring a three-part series on homelessness by DJ Johnsen. Alright, so maybe it’s hyperbolic to say one man – and only one man...
