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It’s the little things that make us smile.  It’s the simple things that you miss. Sure, I had a good time taking my kids to Disney World when they were little, but you know what they remember?  The time we built a snowman. According to WMUR.com, Megan Sbat got the inspiration to make a snowman in front of the Presidential Oaks in Concord, NH facility from Facebook. She and her kids wanted to build a snowman for the residents there so she thought it might be a great way to perform an act o...

Can Booze Mess With Your COVID Vaccine? Think about it..... The world has been raging under this pandemic for months, going on a year here in the U.S., and finally the vaccine is becoming more available. Youve seen folks celebrate on social media in a myriad of different ways, but maybe some folks would just like to celebrate with a toddy to mark the occasion. But, should you? Well, to be honest, here in the states, the jury seems to be out on that one. Pretty much all we warn folks against her...

Roast your winter vegetables. “Heads of cauliflower, broccoli, and Romanesco are indulgent and beautiful when they’re roasted whole,” says Grinshpan. “They’re fun to serve too. Place the head on the table with a knife, along with toppings, and let everyone dig in.” To cook your whole veg to perfection, follow these steps: Blanch the head for a few minutes in salted boiling water to ensure that it’s tender in the middle. Let it air-dry so the steam rises out and...

Did You Know Elon Musk Just Donated $5 Million to Boston? Does better late than never apply here? Do we believe in the power of forgiveness? Because at the beginning of the pandemic, I dont think anyone wouldve ever guessed that down the line, Elon Musk would flip the script on his view and stance on COVID and actually donate $5 million for the development of a vaccine and diagnostic tool. If you remember (or if you didnt even know), back at the start of the pandemic, Elon Musk couldnt have bee...

The Nields postpone Iron Horse show Updated Jan 25, 2021; The show has been moved to “later this year” with a date to be determined. Tickets purchased for the original show will be honored. Ticket buyers can request a refund via email at customerservice@nbotickets.com. Sisters Nerissa and Katryna began working as The Nields since 1991. The folk rock band has performed with James Taylor, The Band, and Indigo Girls. The group has more recently moved into children’s music with CDs, DVDs, a...

Yakima Valley Libraries Shutter Doors Due to Pandemic Ricardo Levins Morales // Another Gulf is Possible Yakima Valley Libraries has very convenient online access if you already have a library card. Just enter your library card number and gain access to not only digital books to read but movies as well! The website also features upcoming activities for you the your little ones. Upcoming Virtual Library Events This free event is hosted via zoom featuring storytime, bounces, songs, and time for ...

Frontline healthcare workers have been working harder than ever, fighting Coronavirus. While they are helping those who are falling ill, healthcare workers have faced the physical, mental, and emotional effects of helping people through it. This month, as a little "thank you" to our healthcare workers, our local Dunn Brothers Coffee if offering a free cup of joe to anyone on the frontlines.. The owner of Dunn Brothers Coffee in Bismarck has personally been touched by COVID-19. According to KX...

COVID-19 numbers continue to climb in Chenango, Delaware and Otsego Counties

Inland Empire high school students honored for creating PSAs about COVID-19 Students from the Inland Empire were honored in a state competition for creating an educational COVID-19 PSA. LOS ANGELES - When Summit High School student Audrey Juarez called her TV Production class project PSA  “Overcome”, it was as much about putting it together as it was about the theme - dealing with stay at home life, as a usually very involved, outgoing, high school cheerleader.   She is one of several Fon...