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By Kristen Rupp Special to the Independent Tribune My journey in fostering started with Curtis Michael Robert. Curtis was a bald baby boy. He had a plastic yellow pacifier that would squeak when you twisted it into his little mouth. He wore a green seersucker suit and I was in love with him before I even took him from the box. He was my very first Cabbage Patch Kid and he changed my life. I remember going to Toys-R-Us or Kay-Bee Toys as a child and pulling all the Cabbage Patch Kids off the shelf to see which ones had the dusty tops. I knew those were the children who had been wai...

Raised bed BDN reporter Sam Schipani's community garden plot features this raised bed. SJVT reporter Jessica Potila is trying raised-bed gardening this spring. (Sam Schipani | BDN) BDN reporter Sam Schipani's community garden plot features this raised bed. SJVT reporter Jessica Potila is trying raised-bed gardening this spring. (Sam Schipani | BDN) First-time vegetable gardener starts with a raised-bed box Jessica Potila, SJVT / FhF Staff Writer • May 6, 2021 For most of my adult life I have had a lingering desire to plant my own vegetable garden. Grocery store vegetables are great, but...

Apr222021, 9:30 am As many Canadian provinces lower the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine’s eligibility age to include people in their 40s (including people born in 1981 who are turning 40 this year), members of Generation X are making light of the experience with familiar cultural references. The 41 to 56-year-olds are taking to Twitter to share their frustrations with booking processes (often via pharmacies, not centralized like the Pfizer/Moderna stream) and their joy when they finally secure a shot. A new hashtag has emerged to chronicle the moment: GenXZeneca. Toronto City Councillor Josh ...

Three young ladies from Owensboro just enjoyed a really fun Spring Break pit stop on their way to vacation in Myrtle Beach.  They stopped off in Cleveland, Georgia, which happens to be the hometown of Xavier Roberts.  Is that name familiar?  Well, it should be!  He's the guy who created the Cabbage Patch Kids and he's also the guy that has signed the backside of millions of them. Did you know that Cleveland is also home to the Cabbage Patch Kids BabyLand General Hospital?  You can actually visit, watch your Cabbage Patch Kid be "born" and then adopt it! Last week, Brookelynn and Kaitlyn ...