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SAN ANTONIO – A group of friends are giving back to those in need in honor of a friend who was tragically killed in a hit-and-run crash.
Lisa Starr Rosenstein, 53, was an avid runner with 27 marathons to her name.
Her friends described her as a fierce, yet loving soul.
“She lived on her own terms,” said Leslie Met, her best friend. “She was tough as nails on the outside, but on the inside, she had a heart of gold and would have dropped anything and been there for anyone in a heartbeat. She did that for us many times.”
“I think it is unanimous,” said Chris Brower, another fitness friend of Rosenstein’s. “She would light up the room like a movie star. She was just natural about it. She had a natural charm and energy. She was very personable and very caring and would be very focused on the individual.”
From Staff Reports
DANBURY A new event will kick off this Saturday, when the first Arts Block Street Market happens from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
There will be vendors on the sidewalk in the 500 block of Main Street, across from the Old Courthouse and in front of The Arts Place, Rocky’s Coffee & Ice Cream and Artist’s Way Creations.
The market will happen again on the second and fourth Saturday of the month: on April 24, May 8 and May 22. The events are scheduled rain or shine.
“The Stokes County Arts Council is happy to welcome people back to events as We ‘ReStart The Arts,’ encouraging locals and visitors to shop local supporting the small businesses of local artist and business owners,” says Tory Mabe, Stokes County’s Tourism director.
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