Lake Elementary Annual Jump Rope/Hoops for Heart Events
On March 10, Lake Elementary students participated in its annual Jump Rope/Hoops for Heart Event. Students that raised donations online or by bringing in donations that day were invited to attend...
View ArticleDr. Elaine Heffner: More about aggression
A father, in talking about his 2-year-old son described him as aggressive. He was referring to his son's high energy level, his running around in class when other children were more attentive. He then...
View ArticleThe Mom Stop: Meternity’ writer feels heat from Moms
Meghann Foye, 38, faced a social media backlash from mothers across the country last week. I can't say she didn't deserve it.Foye, author of a new novel "Meternity," penned an article in the New York...
View ArticlePrudence Hilburn: Don’t ignore favorite dishes from the past
It seems to me that the younger generation is missing out on an important part of our heritage — "from scratch" cooking. Over the last several decades, because of hectic schedules, we have often relied...
View ArticleThe Department of Education is urging colleges to remove one type of question...
The US Department of Education urged colleges and universities to remove questions about criminal history from applications.
View ArticleThe foods of the season sing in versatile green curry paste; recipes
As if they are bursting from the earth, the greenest foods are now everywhere: asparagus and peas, ramps and spring garlic, sorrel and onions, bok choys and young kale, and bright, fresh herbs. A spicy...
View ArticleBook Notes: Consequence’ an odd mix of warrior, worshipper
When the New York Times editor of the Sunday Book Review mentioned, during a recent panel discussion at The Times, that Eric Fair regretted publishing his memoir "Consequence," I thought I could...
View ArticleTown ousts woman living in tiny house she built in college
A Massachusetts woman who has been living in a tiny house she built as a college student is leaving town after voters rejected a proposal that would have made her dwelling legal.
View ArticleThe secret to weight loss, from those who have kept it off
While the secret to fast weight loss is touted by many, what about the secret to keeping it off?
View ArticleThree things to do
1. Attend Senior Appreciation Day: Fred's on the River, 18158 Rushing Road, Prairieville, is hosting their annual Senior Appreciation Day on May 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local musicians will be playing...
View ArticleOnline interest in pasta is growing while consumption is dropping
Every year, Google releases a long report about the foods Americans are thinking about - or really searching for - the most. And normally it usually just confirms the obvious. But this time around the...
View ArticleLessons from 'The Goonies,' and from the loss of unsupervised time for kids
Like the Goonies, I found a lot of treasures. None of them were valuable in the tangible sense, like a pirate ship full of gold. They were new friendships and life skills that really can only be...
View ArticleGet to know the different succulent varieties
Gardeners like to know precisely what they're planting and expect everything to be labeled by variety. But in the mass-market world of succulents, details such as species, cultivar or even any...
View ArticleKnow someone who is struggling with his or her faith?
The spiritual journey of C.S. Lewis can be encouraging for those who struggle with the faith of their childhood, according to a college dean writing for Relevant Magazine.
View ArticleAsk Lisa: Warm weather leads to more food worries
Q: How do I avoid botulism poisoning in my potato salad and deviled eggs during the summer picnic season? I am very concerned about this.— Chris Snashall, Grove City, OhioA: Let's first distinguish...
View ArticleBreaking Bread: Over time, Swiss chard grew on her
From a young age, I developed a strained relationship with Swiss chard.I happily ate spinach as a child and all sorts of salad greens, too. Swiss chard, though, was always a disappointment.If I had to...
View ArticleGet your house in shape for iconic summer experiences
Ah, summer. You can feel it coming. Right now the weather may be teasing us with bright, mild days interspersed with chilly breezes and spring showers (which, oddly enough, always seem to fall on the...
View ArticleKeith’s Chronicles: Chicken is a good option for meal prepping
Eating healthy starts with planning. If you don't plan your meals in advance, you run the risk of eating what's quick and available, and usually unhealthy.When I first began this journey, I started...
View ArticleLondon elects first Muslim mayor as Europe struggles with Islamophobia
Sadiq Khan was elected mayor of London on Saturday, defeating Conservative Party candidate Zac Goldsmith.
View Article10 things highly successful people do before going to sleep
Before they close out the chapter on the day, successful people typically have a routine that they follow. Before you go to bed, try these 10 things so that you can wake up ready to tackle the day ahead.
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