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Today is World Aids Day. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that approximately 1.1 to 1.2 million people in the United States are living with HIV or aids and a quarter of that population are not aware they have it.
THURSDAY, Dec. 3 A “Fashion Show Fundraiser” for the Mendham Borough Library will be hosted at 7 p.m. by the Friends of the Mendham Borough Library and several area businesses at a Mendham estate. Tickets are on sale at the Mendham Borough Library, Windswept and Para L’Elle. Ticket proceeds and a portion of the sales will benefit the Friends of the Library. The show will include holiday looks ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — When Republican Sen. Tom Coburn warned seniors, "you're going to die sooner" if Democrats pass health care legislation, it stood out as an memorable, unprovable moment in an opening-week debate over President Barack Obama's top domestic initiative.
A Chicago AIDS charity has been ordered to return a $500,000 state grant it received to rehabilitate a South Side apartment building, amid questions about the group's spending.The legal judgment obtained by the Illinois Commerce and Economic Opportunity Department and announced Friday, comes in the wake of Chicago Sun-Times stories outlining the Let's Talk, Let's Test Foundation's financial ...
The Telluride Town Council on Tuesday passed a six-month moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries within town limits. But since a handful of potential pot purveyors have already obtained business licenses with the town, the moratorium doesn’t mean dispensaries won’t appear in Telluride in the next half-year.
Since mid-summer, medical marijuana dispensaries have been on the rise all over Colorado — a brand new wave of businesses that have cropped up in commercial spaces from Vail to Durango.
Matthew Hintermeister knows a thing or two about the real estate economics of ski resorts. At Bates College, he wrote his thesis on the subject.
As medical marijuana dispensaries continue to crop up all over Colorado — from Vail to Longmont to Grand Junction — cities are wrestling with how to regulate the legal sales of pot within their limits.
Members of LifeBound Leadership in Nipomo joined youths from other programs Tuesday afternoon to commemorate World AIDS Day by creating chalk art at t.h.e. center in Arroyo Grande.
If Republicans can’t kill the health care bill completely, they seem intent on raising its price tag, which can only be explained as crass political calculation.
Nicolas Cage has won a U.N. award night for his humanitarian work and has been appointed a goodwill ambassador for the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime.
SAYRE — Charles Arnold, 85, has been decorating the second floor of the Keystone Manor for 15 years. He not only decorates the floor at Christmas, but other times of the year.
SAYRE — Only in its second year, the Guthrie HIV/AIDS Support Network’s Annual Chili Cook-off really took off this year, drawing several more entries to the contest and many, many more attendees to sample the results.
When Republican Sen. Tom Coburn warned seniors, "you're going to die sooner" if Democrats pass health care legislation, it stood out as an memorable, unprovable moment in an opening-week debate over President Barack Obama's...
Prime Time Early Learning Center’s Preschool and One Step Ahead kids and teacher Brita Padgett enjoy the sunshine. PTELC and Norwood Preschool staff have been helping kids develop inner sunshine with the Pyramid Plus social-emotional training program implemented in each classroom.
By BOB URBAN burban@tnonline.com Raising children has become a lot more intricate in the past 40 years. Back then, there was no such thing as recalls. Today, you can't go a week without some brand of crib or baby-related items being recalled by the manufacturer. It makes you wonder how our kids ever survived their early years. For instance, just in the last week here ...
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