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  • Volunteering at Light the Night

    Posted August 13th, 2008 by Beth.Rosapepe

    It's that time of year, and again The Leuekmia & Lymphoma Society is looking for volunteers to help put on our annual Light the Night walk!

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  • Gratitude Cards

    Posted July 28th, 2008 by amylenzo

    Almost every morning I take a beauty walk, just to get outside and breathe in the fresh air and have a chance to look around and see all the beauty.

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  • Eggs as an Alternative Fuel?

    Posted July 26th, 2008 by Alyssa Royse

    I have to go somewhere that is 7 miles from my house.

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  • Age is More Than Just a Number

    Posted July 8th, 2008 by MegBokChoy

     

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  • Rewarding Chores

    Posted June 30th, 2008 by Josie

    Working with the Volunteer Chore Program has proved to be very rewarding, not only for myself as the Program Director, but also for the 100+ volunteers that put in their time and talents each year to help seniors and adults with disabilities who are low-income in our community.

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  • Livestrong

    Posted June 26th, 2008 by d_dtuttle

    I, like most people, know about the Livestrong Challenge because I know about Lance Armstrong.  In early July, 2003, I had barely heard of Lance Armstrong.  A friend encouraged me to watch that year’s edition of the Tour de France.  I laughed,  There is no way, I said.  Guys in lycra?

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Featured Health Articles

  • The Edible Schoolyard: Alice Waters' Chez Panisse Foundation

    by Ann Simms

    In the summer of 1969, Alice Waters and a friend were traveling across the plains of central Anatolia in a tiny, beat-up Morris Minor. Waters had just completed her coursework at the Montessori Institute in London, where she was preparing to become a high school teacher. This trip to Turkey, along with the next year she would spend restaurant hopping in France, was to be her last hurrah before launching a lifelong career in education.

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  • An Interview with Richard Goldman, Compleat Philanthropist

    THE GOLDMAN RULE.

    When Asher Goldman was growing up, his grandfather, Richard Goldman, often recited the Golden Rule. To the ears of a young boy the Golden Rule sounded like the ‘Goldman Rule.'

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