Join us this Wednesday afternoon, 4:00pm - 6:00pm as we volunteer at Bethel Lutheran Church (5821 John Ave, Superior, WI 54880). We will update and organize their children's library!
We are in need of five Rotarians to make this project happen!
Interested in helping out? Sign up with Pat Finney (finneypm@gmail.com | 218.461.6827).
Use the Google Photos link below to share them with us, so we can spread the word about how awesome our members are and the impact we're making on our community!
The Harbortown Rotary Longevity Study Group will meet exactly 3 times. We will accommodate dates and times such that those who want to participate can participate.
The key Longevity planning question is this: “How can I make my potential 100+year life the most fulfilling it can be?" (No guarantees of getting to 100, of course.) The result of participating in these sessions is that you will have established a list of goals for flourishing in the Longevity Revolution. As such, you will be well on your way to completing a holistic Personal Longevity Plan for yourself.
The only cost is the cost of the book Join the Longevity Revolution ($15) and whatever you order for drinks at the Kitchi Gammi Club. So, if you are interested in participating in this 3-Session Harbortown Rotary Longevity Study Group, please let me know soon.
Words of wisdom: Don't bet against science. The Human Gnome Project was completed two decades ago. Gene editing, epigentic editing, and removal of senescent cells are the future scientific breakthroughs that await us in the next 10 to 20 years.
"By 2030, 90 will be the new 40." - Dr. Michael Roizen, emeritus chief wellness officer of the Cleveland Clinic, coauthor of The Great Age Reboot: Cracking the Longevity Code for a Younger Tomorrow
Thanks,
Brad Jenson
Faciliator, Harbortown Rotary Longevity Study Group
Please join the Twin Ports area Rotary Clubs at the Greysolon Ballroom on Wednesday, October 25th at 5:30pm for this years Paul Harris Dinner. There will be no morning meeting for Harbortown this day. Tickets are $40 and can be purchased online here. Each table seats 8, and attendees can purchase 1-8 tickets at a time. Purchasers will be prompted to select a meal for each ticket before payment.
Upon arrival to the event, attendees will be directed to the registration table where they will be given seat saver cards to be placed at the table of their choice.
Event Summary:
Date: Wednesday, October 25th
Venue: Greysolon Ballroom, 231 E. Superior St., Duluth, MN 55802
Theme: Anything's Possible with Hope
Time: 5:30pm-8:30pm
Agenda:
5:30pm Social & Project Fair
6:30 Welcome/Anthems/Invocation
6:45 Dinner Served
7:15 Introductions: Distinguished Guests, Club Presidents. District Governor.
Program: Foundation Overview/Project (District/Twin Ports)Updates; Tim LeClair/Keith Brokke.
Keynote address: Dick Beardsley, best-selling author and long-distance runner
In public health, you don't see what you don't look for. So polio and other disease hunters run vast surveillance operations. In this issue of Rotary magazine, we take you to a largely hidden frontline in the fight against polio. Learn how this detective work is done, including its decidedly unglamorous side (one key to helping ensure a polio-free world is poop). Then, be part of history and help us build awareness on World Polio Day on 24 October.
Click here to read the October 2023 issue. The link will take you to your digital copy, which you can read using any common web browser.
This past July saw the hottest global average temperature in about 125,000 years, according to scientists. In another of this month's features, we take stock of a season of heat, fire, and floods, and how Rotary members are responding to aid victims of climate disasters.
And finally, we bring you two stories — one in photos, one in words — celebrating Rotary Youth Exchange, which has been promoting international understanding for nearly 50 years. Three students share their exciting year in Brazil. And journalist Sharon Basco reflects on the youth exchange that helped launch her career.
If you have an upcoming program duty (please check the upcoming duty roster), please be sure to secure a speaker and provide notice to Chloe Strand (Chloe.Strand@hdcmn.org) as soon as that speaker is confirmed. If you are unable to confirm a speaker, please contact Rick Oase (rickoase@yahoo.com) or Stephanie Judd (sljudd@gmail.com) for help, consider other program ideas like a Ted Talk, presenting yourself on a relevant topic or your business, or creating some excitement for a community organization you are passionate about. It is your program, so think about what is interesting and engaging to you and share it with others!
If for some reason you are unable to switch duties with another member or you have simply exhausted all efforts to find a speaker, please notify Rick or Stephanie no later than 3 business days before the meeting (the Friday before the meeting your program is scheduled).
Harbortown Rotary has a Windows 11 laptop at the Kitchi Gammi Club for weekly Harbortown meetings. Presenters may bring a USB drive with the PowerPoint presentation (or whatever is wanted to be shown on the projector while speaking). Please share this information with your program's presenter.
Thank you for your help and thank you to all who are working hard to find engaging content for our upcoming sessions!
Upcoming Program Duties:
12.27 - Ashlie Castaldo, Social Media Manager for the Duluth Harbor Monsters
01.03 - TBD
01.10 - Brian Forcier, Titanium Partners
01.17 - Julie Lucas, Executive Director of Mining Minnesota
For news, announcements, event promotion, social media, media releases, and more, please contact Charity Johnson (csjohnson@starbasemn.org / 218.788.7288) and Chloe Strand (chloestrand90@gmail.com / 218.340.2531).
For Scuttlebutt: If you are hosting the program speaker, please copy Chloe on the speaker's name, organization, and email. If you are the chair of a Harbortown Committee, please update Chloe on relevant information regarding grants and awards, meetings or news. Chloe and Charity will use this information to create more dynamic and engaging content to share with potential club members and on social media!
It is our goal to continue to share the good work that Harbortown Rotary is doing in our community, so your help and support is greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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