Education
Holidays in the Time of COVID
COVID has made so many dramatic changes to so many different aspects of our lives, but something that affected me more than I thought it would was the effect COVID had on the holidays. For […]
Year: 2021
Parenting
Let’s Teach our Kids About Social Media
In light of the events that happened at our nation’s capital January 6, I think it is more important than ever to monitor how we manage our time on phones and social media. With so […]
Health
Why Vitruvian Fitness May be My New Gym in 2021
January is often the month we set goals, and let’s be honest, after 2020 many of us are looking for a fresh start. Unsurprisingly, a December 2020 YouGov poll found that exercising more or improving […]
The Gray Zone
Highlands’ Frances Hart encourages: “Take Care of Each Other”
A series that started with traditional senior housing at Gardens at St. Elizabeth, then home sharing, and went on to explore cohousing and ADU’s, concludes here with a look at two more living arrangements North […]
Shaping Our Future by Remembering Our Past
More Than Names and Dates: Local Historians Build Community
Denver has not risen to the level of recognition of its writers to which Dublin has. As you walk along the streets of old Dublin town, a city full of literary talent, you will see […]
Health
79 Reasons to Exercise Even if You Aren’t Feeling Resolved
We all have days when motivation fails us. Luckily, as humans we are able to talk ourselves into doing things we know are good for us even when the “don’t wannas”’ strike. I hope you’ll […]