South of South St. from River to River
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), 90% of individuals with a substance use disorder (SUD) do not seek treatment. This past September was SAMHSA’s National Recovery Month, and with the number of people suffering from
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The summer can be a triggering time for someone suffering from substance use disorder (SUD). It’s a time of overindulgence; there is just something about the warm weather and social gatherings that causes substance abuse numbers to rise. Recovery Centers
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In the shadow of the stadiums, an urban farm is growing and selling produce that caters to local needs and tastes. What do you think of when you hear the word “farm”? A place that you have to drive to
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With the continued closure of gyms and fitness studios during the coronavirus pandemic, we’re all looking for ways to stay fit, both physically and mentally, at home. Yoga, a mind-body practice, is a very effective way to manage stress. Yoga
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With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, access to fresh, nutritious food has become more important than ever to consumers. Community-supported agriculture (CSAs) offer an effective way to support the local economy while staying healthy during quarantine. The CSA concept,
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Recently I offered some dietary suggestions to help you hold off the “Pandemic 10” weight gain. I’ll be honest, I should have followed that advice a bit more myself. Some of you might have already done some damage to the
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