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Funding Education

I love the op-ed section of the paper. I believe we all need to write at least one letter on something we’re passionate about in our lifetime. In saying that, I applaud this reader Re: “A blue note: School jazz … Continue reading →

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The Truth Tellers’

Stories change our HEARTS, EXPAND our WORLDS, and CHALLENGE what was. STORYTELLERS have always threatened those in POWER, but TODAY the stakes are dire, as book bands and library CENSURES INCREASE across the United States. NO ONE has been able … Continue reading →

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Dance & Play

Dance. If exercise is not your thing, simply put on some music and dance. It will reduce stress and release the “happy” hormone serotonin. Play. A sure way to get unstuck is play. Choose a partner and activity you enjoy such as frisbee, ping-pong … Continue reading →

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Examining Homelessness

There have been decades of research demonstrating that housing is as vital as health care, and, therefore, during the pandemic, it became clear that housing instability and homelessness have to be addressed in order to return to normalcy. – Positively … Continue reading →

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New to the Neighborhood

My husband and I are buying our first home, we are thrilled! We will be moving in within the next couple of months, and are eager to meet our new neighbors. Our plan is to take a few minutes to … Continue reading →

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