COVID-19 another test of man’s resolve to keep the faith By Brooke Stacia DeMott The threat level of the global pandemic is oddly debatable.
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Coronavirus Vs. Flu: How to Tell the Difference
By Jim Miller ‘Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently warned that this fall and winter could be the worst ever for public health.’
Presidential Candidates’ Misleading Messages About Drug Prices
By George W. Chapman Elections are just around the corner and political ads, national and local, are rife with claims that their candidate is
Confronting cancer
By Deb Dittner A diagnosis of cancer can be devastating. No one wants to hear those three words “you’ve got cancer”. So if you
Learning about life in the fast lane
Racing principles can be applied to real life By Barbara Pierce A round the turns we went. Down the straights we picked up speed;
Get juiced!
By Pauline DiGiorgio I drank celery juice everyday and here’s what happened. I’m not sure when this whole celery-juicing fad came about but it
Just for show
The corruptive nature of power can creep into church leadership By Brooke Stacia Demott Arthur Blessit was one of a kind. In the 1960s,
Should I Buy Long-Term Care Insurance?
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, My wife and I have thought about purchasing a long-term care insurance policy, but we hate the idea
Why Brussels Sprouts Deserve a Shout-Out
America’s most-hated vegetable doesn’t deserve the bad rap By Anne Palumbo Staunchly refused by many and accused of smelling like old socks when boiled,
Learning about life in the fast lane
Racing principles can be applied to real life By Barbara Pierce “Around the turns we went. Down the straights we picked up speed; there