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Resort communities are appealing places to live year round, with stunning natural beauty and recreational opportunities in abundance. However, the same factors that make these places attractive can make them difficult for year-round and seasonal locals. Local governments are taking notice, devising innovative solutions to build more housing—and preserve existing housing stock—for workers.

Studies show just half of MA enrollees ever review changes that may have been made to their existing coverage, and only 30% compare coverage to other plans.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Medicare Advantage (MA) Annual Election Period (AEP) which ended in December of last year is when most MA enrollees elect coverage....

Many posts online cite no evidence except that the person who died had been vaccinated at some point in the past

George Washington Carvers mission was "to help the farmer and fill the poor mans dinner pail." His life and legacy were celebrated at his alma mater, Iowa State.

The Rumie app offers buy, sell and rent services exclusively to university students across the Southeastern Conference.

The University of Oregons Ballmer Institute for Childrens Behavioral Health announces its new executive director, and opens to students.

Harvard University professor and psychologist Katie McLaughlin will take over in August, leading the development of an undergraduate behavioral health program

Local councils will be running events across the region to mark Australia Day on Thursday.

A tribunal has rejected a motion by three doctors who seek to stop a disciplinary hearing that could possibly end their medical practice for allegedly not following some COVID-19 public health recommendations by the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPSO), and speaking against them.