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A Burlington firefighter has died after he suffered a medical emergency while battling a fire in New Hartford earlier this week.

EXETER – The Council for Youth with Chronic Conditions presented two Exeter High School (EHS) teachers, Geoff Taylor and Dan Provost, with Champion Awards on July 29. This award was

This summer the Minnesota Legislature passed the Veterans Restorative Justice Act, which went into effect on August 1. The law creates a deferred prosecution program for certain veterans in the

So youve decided to seek a Virginia medical marijuana license — just in time of the opening of a medical-marijuana dispensary in Salem. Heres one way to do that —

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It is likely we will have more hot weather in August and September so here are some practical and safe ways to cool your pets when it becomes medically necessary.

As I was writing my last column, Washington State University football coach Nick Rolovich announced that he was not going to get the COVID-19 vaccination. That lit a firestorm of

Q : As my wife and I get older we are concerned about the risk of falling. Are there any steps we can take to minimize our chances of falling? — SK Answer: Falls can certainly be a concern for some adults as we age. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 1 in 4 Americans 65 years of age or older falls each year. Falls are one of the most common reasons for hospital admissions among older adults. There are many reasons why falls are more prevalent among seniors. Generally, we a...

Summer in Southern Arizona can be brutal. Imagine you’ve just finished up working in the yard for an hour and it’s not even 10 a.m. The sun is already beating

BILLINGS, Mont. - RiverStone Health is reporting a 30-year-old Yellowstone County resident passed away this week due to COVID-19 related illness.