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Month: May 2018
2018
What’s it Like to ‘Get Help?’
For too long Americans have separated mental health from overall well being in ourselves and others. According to a 2016 Mental Health America study, 57 percent of adults who have or experience mental health issues […]
Lifestyle
Answering the Call: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
by Jill Gleeson Joanne Clough still isn’t up to snuff. She maybe shouldn’t even really be out of bed. Just a week or so ago, the 61-year-old Camp Hill resident was taken by ambulance to […]
Health
60 Things to do in Your 60s
Compiled by Alison Gregory Retirement might leave you with a lot of time on your hands. Resist boredom and discover more about your family, your friends and your world with these ideas to get you […]
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Be Well
Be Well: Common Summer Skin Ailments
Warmer weather means spending more time outdoors and in the sun. Take these steps to keep your skin healthy all summer long. Poison Rash Urushiol, a substance found on poison ivy, oak and sumac plants […]
Health
Keep Your Smile Safe This Summer
Hiking, biking and sports are a great way to enjoy summer, but if you are not well-protected, these activities can be dangerous for your teeth. Taking a few extra steps to protect your mouth […]
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Did You Know? The Bronze Age
by Rick Dapp Perhaps it’s because there’s so much to see around the Capitol Complex; so much marble and granite that we often take some of the greatest artistry for granted by pulling the handle […]
Arts & Culture
Artsfest Artist Follows Bliss to Harrisburg
This year brings the 51st annual Artsfest to Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park. Each year, Jump Street puts careful consideration into what vendors, artists and demos will headline the event. Shannon King, a Maine-native will be bringing […]
2018
Hot Air Balloons Take Flight at AACA Museum
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, nope, it’s a hot air balloon! The AACA Museum in Hershey has partnered with United States Hot Air Balloon Team to make hot air balloon rides available to […]