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Donkey therapy helps children, adults
SANDWICH, Mass. (AP) — Diane Gaudet gently guided a curry comb across Jake the miniature donkey's coarse mane, smoothing out the wiry hairs on his brownish-gray coat. Her subject was no dismal Eeyore on this late spring afternoon; in fact, Jake...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Genetic Condition, Foods and Beverages, Sandwiches
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Club News
South Bend TribuneThe Niles Garden Club will hold its next meeting on Tuesday at Joan Verwilst’s home on West River Road. This will be a summer potluck luncheon with a tour of Joan’s beautiful gardens. Social hour will start at noon followed by lunch at 1 p.m....Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, Book
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Winter Park Playhouse presents '8 Track: The Sounds of the 70's'
Winter Park Playhouse will be getting down with the sounds of the BeeGees and K.C. & the Sunshine Band when it opens "8 Track: The Sounds of the 70's" on Friday, June 21. Joining the cast for a rehearsal, I can't help but wonder: "Were any of you even...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Donna Summer, Bars and Clubs, Melissa Manchester, New York City
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Shawna Coronado, champion of gardening
A few years ago, Shawna Coronado was approaching 40, working in a high-pressure sales position in downtown Chicago, taking a dozen prescriptions a day. This was not fun. "I never saw the sun," Coronado says. "It was dark when I went to work and dark...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Drugs and Medicines, Hobbies, Gardening, Tomatoes
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Alyssa Weigle looking forward to dairy princess reign
Farm, Field & Garden CorrespondentAlyssa Weigle, 19, of Stonycreek Township can't wait to promote the dairy industry this coming year. She has been selected as the new dairy princess. Outgoing princess Cheyenne Saumier of Greenville Township finishes her reign the end of May. A...Tags: Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Education, Human Interest, Colleges and Universities, Early Learning
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Have a plan to keep your pets safe
To keep your pet safe in the event of a hurricane, your choices are to keep the pet with you at home, take it with you if you evacuate, leave it with a friend or board it at a kennel. Don't plan to take your pet to a public shelter unless you have pre-...
Tags: Lake Worth, Fort Lauderdale, Tamarac, Broward County
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Forgetting to remember
Every car dealer, furniture store, appliance store, just about everybody who sells anything has been yelling on television and through car radio speakers for weeks on end that biggest sales are coming. Let's not forget it. As if we could. We've all had an...Tags: White House, Holidays, Memorial Day, Barack Obama, Science and Technology
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Volunteers' 'Passion' Keeps Dog Park Vital
The Hartford CourantThe creation of the Enfield dog park was a long time coming for the small committee behind its development. But just because the park has been open for over a year, doesn't mean the work stops. The park is unique in that it relies solely on...Tags: Boy Scouts of America
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Sharing the Love with Newtown
Thousands of little hands have hugged and petted my little brown therapy dog this school year during author visits for my children’s book. She’s turned around quite a few bad days for some kids who just needed some unconditional love. It&...
Tags: Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Play to stay fit with Fitocracy fitness app
Stairmaster for 10 minutes, treadmill for 30 minutes, three sets of 10 repetitions including barbells, dumbbells, weight machines, and then repeat them all. Although I’m no stranger to the gym, it’s challenging to stay fit and to keep...
Tags: New York City, Arts and Culture, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sociology, University of Pennsylvania
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United Arts reports Power2Give successes
United Arts of Central Florida is touting the successes achieved so far with its new Power2Give online fundraising program. Power2Give.org allows arts, science and history groups to request donations for specific projects; fans can browse the projects and...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Orlando Museum of Art, Mad Cow Theater, Bank of America Corp., Human Interest
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Freebie Friday: Free stuff to do in Orlando
Events AFRICAN AMERICAN ARTS FESTIVAL: featuring arts, crafts and music: noon-6 p.m. today-Saturday; Speer Park, 331 N. Tubb St., Oakland; free; 407-877-2262. GET OUTDOORS CASSELBERRY: featuring kayak/canoe and paddleboard demonstrations, fishing,...Tags: Ormond Beach, DeBary, Fiction, Books-A-Million Incorporated, Titusville
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