Back in the 1960s the cry “Hell no, we won’t go” echoed off the ivy-covered walls of universities and colleges during anti-war demonstrations. Today Democratic office holders, officials, activists and party members are yelling “Hell no, we won’t go” to the Democratic National ...
Every three years I have the great honor of participating in our tri-annual grant making cycle at United Way. This process, which is led by my colleague Liz Fitzgerald, and our Community Investment Chair Jay Dinkel, is both gratifying and humbling. Jay and Liz work together with different ...
In the many post-election articles, analyses, and opinion pieces I have read since November 8th, I have not seen much discussion about the importance of coming together. Not just coming together in politics, but coming together as families, as communities, and as a society. Being accepting of ...
2016 marks the seventh year this nonprofit 501©(3), part of the nonprofit ‘Tails To Freedom’ vision, is collecting Doggie Coats for distribution to four-legged family members needing additional warmth. The Lucky Dog shop also gives out bags and cans of pet food when the supply permits to ...
Whenever someone moves away from the family homestead, it’s an adjustment for everyone. The person who has moved out relishes their newfound independence but misses the rest of the family, and those who remain at the family homestead are glad that it’s a little easier to get a hot shower ...
As we approach Thanksgiving and families are getting together, now is an appropriate time to discuss how our current Long Term Care System is failing many of us. Too often, older people and adults with physical disabilities cannot access the care they need due to the current system being ...
