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One child has a bee allergy, so what happens if she gets stung? Will a couple of Benadryl do the trick or does she need an EpiPen?
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One child has a bee allergy, so what happens if she gets stung? Will a couple of Benadryl do the trick or does she need an EpiPen?
It shouldn’t surprise anyone that when the U.S. Army outlined new standards for earning a certification for the Military Family Readiness Program, Fort Drum became the first military post to
FORT DRUM — Fort Drum has earned certification from the Department of Defense for its Military Family Readiness Programs, meaning the post has met all national standards for support services
Everyone has experience being the newbie and not knowing what resources are available or where to get your questions answered.
The organization that does so much to help Soldiers and their families is now in need of help. Army Community Service, which houses a number of assistive programs and services, relies on volunteers to keep operations running smoothly. Jeannie Johnston, ACS division chief, said the most critical need is in âinformation referralâ at the front desk, where volunteers greet visitors at the office on Aerobee Road, and answer the phone. âYou get to answer a lot of questions about a variety of things,â she said. âItâs definitely a good spot for a people person.â Ide...