[ad_1] This issue of Samaritan Health Services’ Heart to Heart magazine features the heartwarming story of two women who became friends through their battles with cancer and raises funds to support community members facing cancer. I inspire others with my annual walk to collect. There are also stories of an Alaskan fisherman returning to adventure ...

[ad_1] Share on PinterestPictured above are volunteers and staff who are part of the first cohort of trainers for The Soul Shop for the Black Church. Left to right: Victor Armstrong, Reverend Daphne Swinton, Marquita Madden Puckett, Tundra Rutledge, Reverend Frozen Reese Smith, Reverend Wikisha Thomas McKinney, Reverend Delois Brown Daniels, and Philip Tyler.Image courtesy ...

[ad_1] From conflicts in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East to the horrors of American politics, it’s been hard to watch the news this summer. Supreme Court ruling strips Americans of the right to make choices about their bodiesIn addition to these regular human rights violations around the world, we are suffering from the COVID-19 ...

[ad_1] Our state has a behavioral health crisis and it won’t go away. It is estimated that over 53% of her Massachusetts residents experience behavioral health problems. This includes children, adolescents, adults, seniors and veterans. They represent all income and education levels, occupations and occupations. No one is immune from this medical problem, which is ...

[ad_1] Riley Johnson’s experience at Leo Middle School was a positive one. He excelled in meeting the requirements and getting good grades so he could get into college. He graduated in 2004, in what he called “the era when everyone goes to college.” Although he is very grateful for his experience, he can’t help but ...

[ad_1] A designer models their piece during the Trash the Runway fashion show on the University of Colorado Boulder’s Mackey Auditorium stage on Feb. 17, 2022. (Io Hartman/CU Independent) In the basement of the University of Colorado Boulder’s Museum of Natural History, 12 stunning outfits are perched atop mannequins in the center of a completely ...

[ad_1] Yes, we sent our two children to private school. When we moved to Pasadena nearly 20 years ago, our children were preschoolers and kindergarteners, she was 3 and her 5. and South Pasadena “for better schools.” But we fell in love with Pasadena and wanted it to be our home, so we bought a ...

[ad_1] Alabaster Library event focuses on math, science Published Monday, September 5, 2022 at 8:52 PM SCOTT MIMS / SPECIAL FOR REPORTERS alabaster—The Albert L. Scott Library in Alabaster hosts many science and math-focused events throughout September, starting with a class on the basics of laser cutting on September 13th at 4:00pm . The Laser ...