Today is...
National Donut Day

Whether it’s powdered, jelly-filled, or frosted, this classic treat is always delicious, making National Donut Day a great reason to celebrate. Tell friends and family about this unique holiday with a free Donut Day eCard!
Did you know that National Donut Day began as a fundraiser for the Salvation Army in 1938? It is celebrated annually on the first Friday of June, and honors all the female volunteers who served donuts to soldiers behind the front lines during World War I.
To celebrate Donut Day 2013, Krispy Kreme will be giving away a free donut to every customer (no purchase necessary). At Dunkin’ Donuts, customers will receive a free donut with any beverage purchase. Be sure to check your local and regional donut shops for special promotions as well!
In honor of National Donut Day, pick up a freshly baked donut or buy a box to share with friends, family, and coworkers!

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Today is also National Chocolate Ice Cream Day & Daniel Boone Day

June is Great Outdoors Month

This week is National Fishing and Boating Week 

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History for June 7 1775 - The United Colonies changed their name to the United States. 1776 - Richard Henry Lee of Virginia proposed to the Continental Congress a resolution calling for a Declaration of Independence. 1892 - John Joseph Doyle became the first pinch-hitter in baseball when he was used in a game. 1937 - The cover of "LIFE" magazine showed the latest in campus fashions of the times, which included saddle shoes. 1939 - King George VI and his wife, Queen Elizabeth, arrived in the U.S. It was the first visit to the U.S. by a reigning British monarch. 1976 - "The NBC Nightly News", with John Chancellor and David Brinkley, aired for the first time. 1993 - The ground breaking ceremony was held for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, OH. ______________________________________________________ "When a man begins to live more seriously within, he begins to live more simply without." --Ralph Waldo Emerson