To benefit Whaley Children’s Center, Cityzens gathered for a spooktacular night at the Flint Farmers’ Market on October 22nd. With a $1,000 costume contest, Cityzens did not disappoint dressing up in their best costumes. Along with music, food, games, and frightening décor, it truly was a Nightmare at the Market! Click here to see if MCM caught you!
By Stacy Sawyer Director of Communications at Hamilton Community Health Network The hospital stay may end, but the work of taking care of your heart is just beginning. For patients recovering from a heart attack or stroke, the road ahead can come with a lot of questions. What medications do I need? How active
Ask most people, and they can remember a bully from their childhood. Bullying is unfortunately part of the landscape in many school settings. We have come a long way toward building awareness and working on prevention. October, for example, is National Bullying Prevention Month. But the bullies are still out there. A million years ago,
Everyone has roots. Traditions, communities and families connect us to time, place and one another. They stabilize us and offer comfort. Autumn reminds us of this every year through sweet treats, warm drinks and looking inward toward one another as the world seems to slow down. Almar Orchards is much the same. From its organic
