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At an Institute for Value-Based Medicine® event held in Phoenix, Arizona, experts from Banner Health and Aetna discussed how health inequities and social determinants of health can affect primary care in patients with any type of insurance.

Instead of hibernating this February, there are plenty of chances to learn about plants and make something green.

Adults with developmental disabilities and or autism are preparing to deliver roses for Valentine’s Day. They’re clients of A New Leaf, a nonprofit that helps people with developmental disabilities and or autism with job training and life skills.

The Environmental Impact Statement evaluating concerns related to the wind turbine proposed in the town of Florida by New Leaf Energy is now complete, setting up residents to weigh in on the findings and the efficacy of proposed mitigation measures.

In an effort to keep things simple and easy during the period of transition, Metro is also offering free fares throughout its bus system from Feb. 8-25.

Instead of hibernating this February, there are plenty of chances to learn about plants and make something green.

Molly Blaney hangs up the phone and turns to Bobbi Keefer. "You're good," Blaney says, with rising excitement. "You're good!" Keefer is hesitant, disbelieving. "I'm...

Instead of hibernating this February, there are plenty of chances to learn about plants and make something green.

Instead of hibernating this February, there are plenty of chances to learn about plants and make something green.

The following events are planned for the week ahead throughout the region: • The Santander Performing Arts Center, Reading, presents KC & the Sunshine Band’s 50th anniversary tour on Friday at 8 p.m. and Almost Queen on Saturday at 8 p.m. Fronted by Harry Wayne Casey — KC for short — KC and the Sunshine […]