Soul mates in Texas and still all right in New Jersey
A Dear Abby column segment covers a wife uncovering her husband’s emails seeking sex with men, advising honesty and health checks. A separate reader questions emotional dependence in a relationship and Abby counters that independence is healthy, then guidance about asking kids about friends and activities instead of crushes.
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Lullabies born from Minneapolis Teen Mothers Choir
Amina, seven months old, inspired a VocalEssence project at Plymouth Church as teens from Longfellow High and Minneapolis Community and Technical College wrote and rehearsed lullabies. Mothers Arianna Caver and Adrianna Blackmon shaped lyrics about motherhood while composer Melanie DeMore and conductor G Phillip Shoultz guided the sessions. The Lullaby Project links teen moms with music mentors to create intimate songs for their children.
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Dean's List at Furman University Spotlight
Tess Kamody of Amesville earns a place on Furman University Dean's List in South Carolina. The recognition highlights academic excellence among Furman students for the semester.
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New arrival Stella Sky Bell born in Athens Ohio
Amanda and Tyler Bell of Bishopville announce the birth of daughter Stella Sky Bell on January 14 at Ohio Health O'Bleness Hospital in Athens. They also have a younger child, continuing their family.
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Sleep deprivation raises risk of high blood pressure
Mayo Clinic notes that sleeping five hours or less nightly can raise blood pressure over time, with six hours also increasing risk. Sleep deprivation affects stress hormones and the nervous system, potentially causing higher nighttime blood pressure and reduced dipping. Even without sleep apnea, chronic poor sleep links to obesity, diabetes, mood issues, accidents, and earlier death.
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Social Security evolves with Federal Insurance Contributions Act basics
The text discusses Social Security updates, the role of FICA taxes, and the program’s aim to aid retirees the disabled and orphans. It highlights compassionate allowances to quickly identify severe conditions that meet disability standards, using minimal medical information to speed benefits.
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