"Weaving our Stories" Mil-Tree program looks to connect vets and community
On a recent episode of the Z107.7 Up Close Show, Gary Daigneaul spoke about Mil-Tree, a veterans-focused community organization, with their Executive
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On a recent episode of the Z107.7 Up Close Show, Gary Daigneaul spoke about Mil-Tree, a veterans-focused community organization, with their Executive
A look at a new program offering a unique service to area veterans will be featured on the Z107.7 “Up Close” show with Gary Daigneault this Friday
JOSHUA TREE— Mil-Tree, a non-profit organization bringing military and community together, is launching a new program, Tapestries of Transformation, focusing on building dialogue and creating more resilient communities.
6.30pm Thurs 16 Nov | Eric Schneider | Registration Required | Free public event at LSE
Download 12.91 MB London in the late 18th Century was the beginning of the industrial revolution. The city was overcrowded, dirty and many struggled with making a living for themselves. Throw into the mix to overcome health issues; the city was the syphilis capital during the 1700s. The opening of the London Lock Hospital on January 31, 1747, was possibly the first voluntary venereal disease clinic. It later expanded to include a maternity unit, a chapel, and a Rescue Home. Indira Naidoo in This Week in History looked at where the hospital's idea came from with Patrick Wallis, Professor of E...