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Forming healthy habits
Here are some easy ways to improve the nutrition picture in your home - and help with your food budget.
Women of the founding era: part 2
To effectively boycott the import of English goods like tea and cloth, the Founding Fathers needed buy-in from the women who were running their households. Fortunately, most women agreed with the need to put an end to unfair taxation.
Women of the founding era: “remembering the ladies”
During the Founding Era, a woman's role was limited to home, hearth and husband, but things were things were starting to change.
Ending childhood obesity requires collective efforts
Childhood obesity is a serious problem, but many are working toward solutions that result in better lifestyle choices.
Protecting Ourselves From Fraud
There are some easy ways to reduce your chances of being a victim of fraud.
Healthy mouth, healthy body
Staying on top of dental care and oral hygiene is an important piece of the health puzzle, especially as we age.
Annie Malone: Historic Jewel
Annie Minerva Turnbo was tenth of eleven children, born August 9, 1869, in Metropolis (now known as Brooklyn), Illinois. She
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Creating communities that all generations can call home is worth the effort
Guest blogger Sara Link shares the good things that happen when a community strives to meet the needs and celebrate the strengths of people of all ages.
Dark chocolate, red wine and your health
Have you heard that red wine and dark chocolate are good for you? Find out why.