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Organized by Carol Park, the Elks held an open to the public, two-day indoor garage sale at the lodge in March as a fundraiser for Holiday with a Hero. Lodge members donated all items sold and assisted at the event which received excellent support from the community.

Organized by Carol Park, the Elks held an open to the public, two-day indoor garage sale at the lodge in March as a fundraiser for Holiday with a Hero. Lodge members donated all items sold and assisted at the event which received excellent support from the community.

When Marcia Smith moved to a small town in New Mexico last year, she did not expect to find herself battling a Donald Trump-linked lawyer's plan to effectively outlaw abortion across the United States."It would effectively ban abortion nationwide, or make it very, very difficult for abortion to happen even in blue states like New York, California, even New Mexico," Mitchell said at a meeting on the proposed ordinance.

The surgeon general described what he calls the "loneliness epidemic" while visiting ASU last year. He talked about a wide range of effects, from physical and mental health, to attitudes toward democracy.For example, lacking human connection can have the same impact on a person’s mortality as smoking 15 cigarettes daily, according to a report from the surgeon general last

L.A. Unified says students with minor colds and sniffles should come to school in hopes that more class time will mean more learning and better mental health.

Director of the Center for Inclusion and Belonging Kim Serrano joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why you may feel lonely in a crowd, effective methods to connect with those facing social isolation, and how to achieve a sense of belonging.  https://omny.fm/shows/steve-cochran-on-the-big-89/

More and more Americans are feeling isolated at work and in their communities. The trend is affecting much more than their mental health.

How do Americans rediscover their spirit of community and connection after a pandemic that left behind an epidemic of loneliness?

It's was a kinder, gentler MTA Thursday as workers came out from behind the glass to directly help straphangers for the first time in years.

Methodist Hospitals recently named a new executive director of surgical services. The health care system, which operates hospitals in Gary and Merrillville, appointed Kim Serrano to be lead its surgical services. See a day in the life of Portage Patrolman Brian Graves in the latest installment of Riding Shotgun with NWI Cops. Video filmed by Kale Wilk and produced by Scotia White. Interview by Anna Ortiz. Kale Wilk "Kim is an accomplished nurse leader with more than 17 y...