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Leave It to Stephen/Stephen Anderson
February 4, 2012 The Super Bowl: It’s unlike any other sporting event on the planet. more »»
Health Watch/Sally Koskinen, RN
February 2, 2012 Every day, millions of Americans receive health care across the United States, including the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
February 2, 2012 It’s Archie here, Boss, your inquisitive cockroach, with more questions. more »»
Education today/Steve Patchin
January 31, 2012 Sydney was born in 1890, son of a shopkeeper in the small town of Dodge Center, 12 miles west of Rochester, Minn. more »»
Family Matters/Brian Foreman
January 28, 2012 At one of our local churches there was a sign that said, “Whoever is praying for snow can stop now.” I agree. more »»
Health Watch/Gladys Polzien, RN, MSN, CHPN
January 26, 2012 In Home Health, we see a variety of patients with many different medical condition. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
January 26, 2012 Great couples in history: Romeo and Juliet, Scarlet and Rhett, Tristan and Isolde — but the greatest of all in recent history is Archy and Mehitabel. Who? Remember a N.Y. more »»
Zach of All Trades/Zach Kukkonen
January 26, 2012 Haven’t seen that one. Nope, haven’t seen that one either. Haven’t even heard of that one. Those were my reactions when the Oscar nominations came out Tuesday. more »»
A?Year in South Korea/P.J.?Sproule
January 24, 2012 This past month, I went to Suwon to visit Sejin, one of the counselors I met at Sup Sogui Hosu, the Korean Camp at Concordia Language Villages. more »» 
The Finer Things/Stacey Kukkonen
January 21, 2012 Years ago, I purchased a family ancestry book in hopes of someday filling it with information for my future children. more »»
Health Watch/Terry Frankovich, MD, MPH
January 19, 2012 How many times have you had that internal debate about working when not feeling well? You really feel like staying home and resting, but at the same time, you worry about leaving your boss or... more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
January 19, 2012 Onions provide flavor and also a whole heap of nutrients. You name ‘em, onions have ‘em. more »»
Education today/Steve Patchin
January 17, 2012 Who was the best teacher you ever had? What did you like about their class? Chances are each person reading this article can remember them with a fair amount of detail describing why they enjoyed th... more »»
Kickin’ Back/Kelly Fosness
January 14, 2012 It’s true what they say about cars. By the time you dig yourself out from under all those monthly payments, it’s time to look for a new one. Case in point: My 2003 Oldsmobile Alero. more »»
Health Watch/Marielle Calcaterra, dietician
January 12, 2012 When it comes to your diet, it is important not to forget about fruits and vegetable. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
January 12, 2012 What do men talk about as they sweat away in a sauna? According to a new Finnish movie: women, of course, but also witnessing childbirth, fatherhood, alcoholism, various other addictions, doing tim... more »»
A Year in South Korea/P.J. Sproule
January 10, 2012 This month was one of my most difficult months of my year abroad so far. I think that it was mostly due to the difficult language. more »»
Leave it to Stephen/Stephen Anderson
January 7, 2012 If you’re anything like me, you’ve already fallen short on a New Year’s resolution. Oh boy, you’re saying, “leave it to Stephen” to drop a guilt trip on a perfectly good Saturday. .. more »»
Health Watch/Taryn Mack, Institute director
January 5, 2012 The New Year has begun, and it gives us all an opportunity to start over. This is the time of year many people set New Year’s Resolutions, but by Friday have already broken them. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
January 5, 2012 As winter strikes its blows, it’s time to settle back on the couch with a beverage of choice and snacks, to watch films that run well past the usual two hour. more »»
Education today/Steve Patchin
January 3, 2012 2011 was a challenging year for K-12 education. The quality of education each family expects from schools and how it is funded continues to rise in importance to all American in the most recent polls. more »» |
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