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08/06/2019

Man did I need to see this story today.
Helen Bell wrote this about a man named Johnny:

EVERYONE.
This man came into my yard a couple hours ago and offered to cut my grass for a certain price.

I didn’t have enough money today to afford that on top of everything else, and I told him to come back in a week.

A few minutes ago I hear a loud noise outside of my house.
I opened the door, and noticed that he was cutting my grass.

I went running out to him and yelled for him to stop... he shook his head no.

He told me that he saw my kids playing in the yard and was worried about snakes being in the grass and biting them because the grass was too tall.

I again told him to stop because I couldn’t pay him.
He said that he didn’t need to be paid, he had grandchildren and that he hoped someone would look after them in the same way.

I was brought to tears.
I hugged him.

We talked about different struggles we’ve had in life and he told me that this is what the news doesn’t report.

He told me the news doesn’t report the black neighbor helping out the white neighbor because it isn’t good for the network to make money.

I told him that he has a good heart.
I told him I wish more people on earth were like him.
We hugged again.

He is still outside cutting my grass and it’s dark now. I am so grateful to have him as a new friend.

His name is Johnny and he lives in Taylors, South Carolina.
He cut my grass for free tonight because he was worried about my children playing outside in the tall grass.

I hope he gets the recognition he deserves.
😭❤️ (please share this if you can)

--Helen Bell

Was I right?
Isn’t this the exact story we ALL needed to hear today?

10/05/2015

Recently, Vintage Catering participated in a fundraiser put on by the Irvington Business Association benefiting the K9 unit of the Fremont Police Department. Members of the Irvington Business Association turned The Odd Fellow's Hall in Irvington into a Speakeasy with music played by Tumbledown House, food by Vintage Catering, and a silent and live auction.

Sergeant Lambert, K9 Unit Coordinator and Officers Layfield, Taylor, Macciola and Madsen were on hand and gave an informative talk about the K9 program and introduced some of the dogs that work for the K9 program. What a fine group of officers Fremont has to make sure we are safe!

08/30/2013

New recipe for your holiday weekend. It's easy, fun, and tasty!
Check out a family recipe on marinated mushrooms here!

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