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Make your home more resilient against natural disasters

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With a storm spinning in the Gulf of Mexico, there’s no better time than now to address how you can enhance your home to protect against tropical systems and severe weather.

What fully vaccinated seniors should know about travel

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The efforts of researchers and public health officials in developing safe and successful COVID-19 vaccines was nothing short of historic. Vaccines typically take years to develop, but a combination of factors enabled researchers to make COVID-19 vaccines available to vulnerable populations by December 2020, or roughly nine months after the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic.

Enjoy stuffed burgers this barbecue season

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Barbecue season has arrived, so soon people will be bonding in the backyard over hamburgers and hot dogs. Barbecues are a perfect summertime soiree, as they’re usually laid back affairs and make use of the pleasant weather.

Did you know?

Hundreds of rivers and tributaries criss-cross North America. Major ones often supply fresh water to local residents and some even serve as important commercial routes.

Blocked journalist looks for writing inspiration

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DEAR HARRIETTE: I’m a journalist who commonly gets writer’s block. I’ve been writing fewer articles recently because I just don’t have anything to write about anymore. I’m starting to dread writing. What would you suggest I do when I’m not feeling inspired to write?

Louisiana Tech releases spring 2021 honor roll list

Louisiana Tech University has announced the names of students on its spring quarter president’s and dean’s honor lists.

How to exercise dogs in extreme weather

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Exercise is important for every member of a family, including the family dog. According to SPCA Florida, regular exercise is just as important for dogs as it is for their owners.

A student competition, cows and greenhouse gases

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I recently had the most amazing opportunity to serve as a judge for the national You Be the Chemist competition. What used to be an individual event where students competed in an experience tailored after a spelling bee yet focused on chemistry content is now a collaborative affair with teams of students creating videos that allow them to espouse their collective viewpoint on some real world problems.

Educator questions methods used by substitute teacher

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DEAR HARRIETTE: I am an after-school program instructor at a public elementary school. I’m going on leave for a few weeks, and I had to train the substitute that will be taking over for me. I’m super-thankful that she could step in, but I immediately felt like something was off about her.

BIRTHDAYS

June 22