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Home/Animals/Meet Alachua’s Resident Horse Riding Teacher and Wiccan Priestess May 11, 2021 Kami Landy found her bright yellow dress just in time for the spring equinox. It was a floral robe she made with fabric she bought from a garage sale months ago. But that night, her forgotten passion project was perfect for the night’s spiritual occasion. Yellow represents air, the east and spring in Pagan traditions — and at the ceremony that evening, members of different pagan groups met over Z...

Lexington, KY — USA Equestrian Trust® announced today it has awarded nearly $70,000 in grants to help fund equine-focused projects by a dozen non-profits. The organizations receiving funding all submitted applications as part of the Trust’s 2020 application period. Since the inception of its grants program, the Trust has awarded more than $2.2 million in grants. The Trust is also pleased to announce it is now accepting proposals from IRS-registered equine non-profit organizations for its 2...

Imagine being able to detect one of the leading causes of hospital deaths, and one of the most expensive conditions in health care to treat, months in advance to save lives and for health care providers, tremendous amounts of money. That’s exactly what Curren Katz and her team at Pittsburgh-based Highmark Health did alongside IBM’s Data Science Elite team — predict members who are at future risk of sepsis, a condition that happens when the body, as it fights infection, turns on itself and...

ADVERTISEMENT USA Equestrian Trust announced April 29 it has awarded nearly $70,000 in grants to help fund equine-focused projects by a dozen nonprofits. The organizations receiving funding all submitted applications as part of the Trust’s 2020 application period. Since the inception of its grants program, the trust has awarded more than $2.2 million in grants. The trust is also pleased to announce it is now accepting proposals from IRS-registered equine nonprofit organizations for its 2021 g...

Two new beach wheelchairs donated for Waihī Beach 3 Mar, 2021 03:03 PM 3 minutes to read Goldfields student Madison Snow having fun at Anzac Bay in one of the beach wheelchairs with teacher aid Michelle Kleynhans. Photo / Anna Schroeder Goldfields student Madison Snow having fun at Anzac Bay in one of the beach wheelchairs with teacher aid Michelle Kleynhans. Photo / Anna Schroeder Bay of Plenty Times By: Chris Steel Two new beach wheelchairs have been donated by the Waihī Beach community aft...