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  • Thanksgiving Ideas for Seniors: 5 Ways to Celebrate

    Thanksgiving Ideas for Seniors: 5 Ways to Celebrate

    To make Thanksgiving enjoyable for seniors, involve them in traditions by discussing favorite recipes and assigning simple tasks like folding napkins. Ensure their comfort by providing assistance with food and seating, and consider setting time limits to prevent exhaustion. Express gratitude by sharing appreciations around the dinner table. Engage in seasonal activities such as visiting…

  • Medicare Information Session 11/9/2024

    Medicare Information Session 11/9/2024

  • Sustainable Community Development

    Sustainable Community Development

    Southeast Sustainability Directors Network (SSDN): SSDN is a network of local government sustainability professionals from various cities and counties across the Southeast. They focus on collaborative learning, state policy programs, and federal initiatives aimed at creating clean and healthy communities. SSDN supports municipal sustainability professionals with resources, collaborative opportunities, and best practices in urban sustainability.…

  • This Former Teacher Started a Side Hustle That Made More Than $22,000 in One Month: ‘I Have Never Been More Fulfilled’

    This Former Teacher Started a Side Hustle That Made More Than $22,000 in One Month: ‘I Have Never Been More Fulfilled’

    Tara Laczynski leveraged Outschool to transform her passion for teaching math into a lucrative side gig. Read more…

  • Students From Underrepresented Groups Fuel Enrollment Growth in Higher Education

    Students From Underrepresented Groups Fuel Enrollment Growth in Higher Education

    The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center has released a new report on higher education enrollments. Undergraduate enrollment grew for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic this fall with an increase of 2.1 percent. Community colleges are starting to recover from the pandemic showing a growth of 4.4 percent this fall. Read more…

  • Rural Health Is Important

    Rural Health Is Important

    Rural Americans face numerous health disparities compared with their urban counterparts. More than 46 million Americans, or 15 percent of the U.S. population, live in rural areas as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau. Read more…

  • August 22,1950

    August 22,1950

    Althea Gibson becomes first African American on U.S. tennis tour On August 22, 1950, officials of the United States Lawn Tennis Association (USLTA) accept Althea Gibson into their annual championship at Forest Hills, New York, making her the first African American player to compete in a U.S. national tennis competition. Read more…

  • The Original Black Panthers Fought in the 761st Tank Battalion During WWII

    The Original Black Panthers Fought in the 761st Tank Battalion During WWII

    These African American heroes battled the Nazis, but were still treated as second-class citizens in their home country. Read more…

  • The Florida Way: Diversity Without Affirmative Action

    The Florida Way: Diversity Without Affirmative Action

    By Samuel J. Abrams | Ray Rodrigues RealClearEducation August 07, 2023 FacebookTwitterLinkedIn Federalism is one of our nation’s greatest virtues; states’ discretion to pursue their own policies is a hallmark of the American republic. And state schools offer potent examples of how states can dramatically differ in their quality of governance. Consider higher education. Florida’s remarkable success with its…

  • Backyard Cookout Recipes

    Backyard Cookout Recipes

    Despite the nationwide disagreement about which barbecue style is best depending on which state you’re from, there is one thing we can all agree on: Plain old pulled pork – or hamburgers and hotdogs – would be nothing without a band of hearty, delicious side dishes. From baked beans and cornbread to potato salad and coleslaw, these…

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