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SPACE... Test Your Knowledge
By Liz Sterling
Years ago, in the middle of the night, on a stretch of road in the middle of Kansas heading west on Interstate 80, I found myself in the middle of the Milky Way.
Five Tips to Stretch Your Summer Travel Budget
By Family Feature
Many of the nation’s leading travel experts are predicting a surge in travel this summer. It’s no surprise that after months of restrictions, Americans are ready to set out on their next adventures.
South Florida’s “Godfather” is Number Two – And That Ain’t Bad
By Mark Tudino
While savoring the Heat’s most recent post-season triumph, a four games to two dismantling over the star-laden Philadelphia 76ers, I heard Heat forward Jimmy Butler explain why he’s fit in so well with the Heat. His response was mostly predictable, e.g. good culture, strong locker room, solid coaching staff, etc
Five Ways to Celebrate Your Dog
By Family Feature
Pet parents owe a lot to their furry friends for always being there and helping them get through the hard times – whether they’re putting smiles on faces by jumping on the couch for snuggles, or wandering through virtual meetings.
Worlds First Vegan Superheroes Novel
By Susan Hargreaves Author-Activist-Educator of AnimalHeroKids.org
The sounds of the Everglades waking up emanated through the top canopy of the mangrove leaves, as a sleek black crow flew through the blooming, steamy morning mist.
Negativity
By Jon Ellis
We are constantly surrounded by a charged atmosphere of negativity. Even though we may not be aware of it, we are also surrounded by a sea of positive energy and love. Neither polarity is inherently “good” or “bad,” as they are both equally necessary, not only for the operation of this world of polarity, but for Soul’s training and eventual mastery of wielding free will.
How to Let Go of Obsessive Overthinking
By Brigitte Lang
Sometimes, our heads won’t stop thinking about something. Our thoughts will spin around and around, not willing to let go, obsessing. It might be about another person, a big event coming up, or about ourselves. It might be overthinking a decision, big or small.
What’s Possible?
By David Hall
If you’ve been following this column for a while or this is your first discovery, you will learn that my philosophy and attitude, passion and efficiency are hallmarks of proper organization in the home, online, and in life.
Dog Event-i-quette
By Tina Valant-Siebelts
The birds (migratory and snow) have flown back up north. You can get a good table at a restaurant with a minimum wait, and traffic has decreased. Daylight Savings Time has kicked in.
Got a Minute?
By Jonna Shutowick. M.S. Ed.
Each month I am faced with the challenge of deciding what to share. If you’ve picked up this happy little newspaper and flipped through its pages, and something about my title caught your eye, then I have a responsibility not to waste your time.
Five Steps to Detoxify Your Body Naturally
By Family Feature
As you prepare your mind and body for the warmer months, you may be interested in detoxification as a way of cleansing and eliminating toxins.
Recipe of the Month
Best Vegan Pizza
By Forks over KnivesLove all the flavors on this vegan pizza – sun-dried tomatoes, jalapeño, basil, corn, and cashew cream; makes for a delicious, multicolored meal!
Crimes of Opportunity – Don’t Be a Victim
By Teresa Aquila
With criminals looking for opportunities, don’t become a victim of a vehicle burglary. Many law enforcement agencies have taken a proactive way to reduce vehicle burglaries by following these four steps..
