Heart Health Awareness Month: American Heart Assocation · Blood Pressure · Peripheal Artery Disease · Health/Nutrition · Congenital Heart Disease: Donate to Big Hearts To Little Hearts Although COVID-19 has changed the world, it hasn’t changed the fact that hospitals are the safest place to be if there’s a heart attack, stroke or other medical […]
By: Anna Reinald, Associate Editor, The Montgomery News When I was about 14, I more or less stopped going to school in January. I would often walk home before the end of the day, if I got myself to school in the first place. I withdrew socially, spending most of my time alone in my […]
Source: Montgomery News Online Free Living Yoga (FLY), founded by Montgomery High School graduate Lindsay Pugliese Whitford, is a fresh, new boutique studio now open at The Village Shoppes at Montgomery. Whitford grew up in Belle Mead, and she is the daughter of Vincent J. Pugliese, the chairman and CEO of Pugliese Properties. After graduating […]
MAN OF THE YEAR: Tarik Khan, Philadelphia. Rather than let unused Covid vaccines expire at the end of his shift at the Family Practice and Counseling Network, nurse practicioner Khan rounds out his day by doubling as a visiting nurse, giving the vaccines to Phildelphia’s most vulnerable elderly and disabled shut-in patients. Look, ma — […]
PART ONE What with blossoming mutations, vacation/holiday infection spikes, and vaccine political warfare, it’s easy to feel like Covid’s first cleanup year has been like treading water. But an antidote is on the horizon, Covid mental health services are now available, and even Give Kids A Smile Day came up with a loophole. So we […]
Source: NorthJersey.com Shante Deal said her children usually got bored in recent years when she brought them to Roberto Clemente Park because there was no playground equipment. “I’ve lived here for 10 years,” Deal said. “A long time ago the swings at this park were vandalized, and the only thing that remained were empty poles.” […]