BY AAMAREE ARRINGTON ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 Hi, I am Aamaree Arrington, originally from Long Island NY. I am fifteen years old and in the 9th grade. I live with my grandma after coming to Toledo about a year and a half ago with my mom who moved here for school and work. I go […]
BY JADA HARRIS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 Fashion model, traveling yoga teacher, birthing doula, entrepreneur, 90’s R&B fanatic, and multi-passionate creative woman are just a few characteristics that would describe me. My name is Jada Elease. I am honored to be featured as the Stalwart’s newest arts journalist. I will cover all things art, fashion, and
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BY LAYCEE HORN ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 1.Tell us about your training/experience in your business field. I have been dancing since I can remember. I started learning ballet at three years old. I joined House of Adonis, a local team where I learned hip hop. Later, I danced for Rogers Showstoppers Dance Team in high
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BY DR. PATRICE MCCLELLAN ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 There’s nothing like comradery and collective experience(s) to be the catalyst for the upliftment of community and humankind. Even though The Stalwart paused for the reorganization in March, that’s how I view the celebration of Women’s History Month. Women have been the source of admirable leadership for
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BY LIONEL BROCK ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 If something unexpected were to happen, do you have enough savings to get you and your family through it and back to solid ground again? If you’re not sure you have enough set aside, being blindsided with an emergency might leave you in the awkward position of asking
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https://www.promedica.org/services-and-conditions/stroke BY NASSER HAJAR MD ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 If you have ever had a colonoscopy or know someone who has, you may have heard of colon polyps. But what are they? Why is it important to get them removed? March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month which serves as a reminder of the importance of
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BY BRENDA JACKSON-CROSS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 Financing for Small Businesses start-up, entrepreneurs and small businesses are terms that are used interchangeably to describe an institution created to offer a new or existing product or service under conditions of extreme uncertainty. The riskiness of entrepreneurship is one of the reasons financing is such an important
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BY ANTHONY BRONAUGH SR. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 As the school year continues, the yearly testing window will begin to open with school sponsored assessments followed by state mandated testing. If your child falls within this criteria (grades 3-11), you will find that there will be instances of your child experiencing anxiety, frustration, and avoidance
BY MAYA STONE ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 Water, Water, Water! The benefits of drinking water could help with weight loss, digestion, and muscle function. There are still going debates between the medical community and many theories on how water influences weight loss. Researchers are still unsure why drinking more water helps a person to lose
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BY JENNIFER VANCIL ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 With the celebration of Scout Sunday in several faith-based organizations this past month I feel it is an opportunity to give credit to all Scouting organizations and the values and leadership skills they impart on young people that participate in Scouting. Neil Armstrong, Taylor Swift, Steven Spielberg, Sandra
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