BY HANNAH EBERLEIN ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 According to the Centers for Disease and Control Prevention, every year in the United States there are an estimated 4,000 fatal unintentional drownings, an average of 11 drowning deaths per day. While children are at the highest risk, anyone can drown. Drowning is preventable and the risk can […]
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BY BRENDA JACKSON-CROSS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 Josh Cunningham, Founder of On Deck, a non-profit organization, after seeing the growing number of teen violence within the City of Toledo decided the violence was too dismal for him to stand by and do nothing. He decided to use the model of Earn Your Stripes, a curriculum
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BY LIONEL BROCK ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: APRIL 2023 You’re not afraid of emergencies. Between life insurance and your fully stocked emergency fund, you and your family are prepared for the financial ups and downs of life. You’re not afraid of losing your job. You have enough saved for retirement already that you don’t depend on your
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BY JENNIFER VANCIL ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 Are you looking for interesting and economical activities to do this summer with family or friends? Trips and planned events are increasing as we continue to gain confidence in halting the progression of CoVid and as you plan your trips, family gatherings, or even spending a day or
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BY MAYA STONE ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 Lifting weights is great for your personal health, but it also benefits athletes. If you play any sports, such as football, basketball, golf, skiing, and more, you will need to incorporate weight training for your strength and your endurance. Athletes have a greater success, and become more developed
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BY JADA HARRIS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 The people of Toledo need to wake up! When asked What would you change about the art scene in Toledo, almost every person answered with nothing that had to do with art itself, but instead with the people in the city of Toledo. Toledo is filled with so
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BY ANTHONY BRONAUGH SR. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 When do most athletes get better? Most athletes get better during the off season. While the “off season” may look different for various reasons, we can agree that the time to enhance skill and “will” takes place during long hours in the gym, on the field, or
BY DR. PATRICE MCCLELLAN ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 Have you been feeling like there’s something bigger and better out there? In these past few months, I’ve been watching my friend’s social media profiles and see many questions about something greater in terms of purpose, career, and calling. I have also been having some of the
BY LAYCEE HORN ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 Tehree Horn (#2) is a 6 foot 4in collegiate athlete at University of South Carolina Aiken. He was the team leading scorer averaging 16 points per game also leading the team in rebounds. He led his team to a regular season championship victory. During the season, Tehree was
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BY STAYCE FOWLER ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JUNE 2023 Miriam is an Italian soprano. She was born in Ethiopia and at the young age of 8 months, was adopted by her Italian parents and raised in Italy. As a young child she became interested in Opera because of her grandmother’s love for the art. Her family subsequently
