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One Organ Donator Saves Five Lives… Recipients Gather to Celebrate
When Mary and Don Perry’s grandson passed away last year, five other people were given a new lease on life. Thirty years after Susan Garrison underwent a voluntary, Read More
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Voter Registration Controversy Intensified as Elections Approach
I once lived in a town where citizens did not have to show identification to vote. But they did have to show an ID with a current address Read More
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How Fall Allergy Sufferers Can Start to Breathe Easier
For many allergy sufferers, fall is the worst season of the year. It can be miserable. From the moment you wake up in the morning until you go Read More
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Hurricane Michael Reminds Us We Can’t Count on FEMA to Save Us
If you contribute to federal taxes – or have ever done so – you’ve helped fund the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). We all understand our taxes are Read More
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October is Cyber Security Awareness Month
Spending on cyber security will exceed $1 trillion by 2021. That’s because cyber crime damage is expected to be $6 trillion by then. No wonder an entire month Read More
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A Tidal Wave of Tap Water Contamination Is Flowing Across the U.S.
In Huntleyville, Kentucky, people don’t even think about drinking their tap water. “You just don’t touch that tap water unless absolutely necessary,” said Huntleyville resident Aleigha Sloan. “I Read More
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Get Ready to Drop, Cover and Hold On During the Great ShakeOut Drill This Thursday
Back in the Fifties, Elvis Presley taught folks how to Shake, Rattle and Roll. On Thursday, the state of California wants us to Drop, Cover and Hold On. Read More
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‘Hurricane Cowboy’ and Humane Society Ride in to Rescue Animals in Carolinas
There are many unfortunate consequences of disasters. One of them is pets and other animals getting separated from their owners. It’s sad to think about, but in the Read More
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Fire Prevention Week Has Begun
What do you suppose is the longest running public health observance in the United States? If you looked at the headline above, you already know. It’s National Fire Read More
