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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 2016

Page

5

How to Write Letters for All Occasions Booklet Offer

Dear Abby promotes a booklet guiding letter writing for many occasions including thank you notes, invitations, condolences, and formal salutations. It explains addressing officials, formatting, and etiquette and is available by mail for seven dollars, with shipping included.

Abby Algonquin, Ill Congress U.S P.O Mount Morris

First Deaf Student Aims To Dethrone Top Chef In Miami Kitchen

Joselyn Escobar, 22, is Miami Culinary Institute's first deaf student. Surrounded by interpreters and instructors, she learns high level kitchen skills in a working class environment, hoping to become a renowned chef. Her progress shows in her precise prep and teamwork under Bernardo Espinel's guidance.

Chet Miami Joselyn Escobar Miami Dade College Miami Culinary Institute Bernardo Espinel Escobar Joe Riley Culinary School Espinel Brian

Ward announces birth of Madison Hope in Athens

Lindsey and Matthew Ward announce the Oct 26 birth of a daughter Madison Hope Ward at OhioHealth O Bleness Hospital in Athens. They also have a son Parker age 10. Grandparents Thomas and Paula Marx and Michael and Barbara Ward, all of Athens.

Lindsey Matthew Ward Graham Drive Athens Madison Hope Ward OhioHealth O' Bleness

Six non political ways to channel fatigue after the vote

The Dallas Morning News outlines six non political strategies to convert post election fatigue into positive energy. Suggestions include simple acts like breathing exercises and seeking community comfort, plus reminders of national generosity such as blood donation.

Pay It Forward At Starbucks With Oatmeal

A shopper normally avoiding the drive through paid for the stranger behind them who ordered oatmeal. They handed back their Starbucks card, deciding they could not afford not to help. The gesture cost $2.43 and gave them a notable sense of satisfaction.

Petting Animals Eases Stress and Boosts Well Being

Studies indicate petting a dog or cat lowers blood pressure and releases relaxation hormones. Allen R. McConnell of Miami University notes pets provide a sense of belonging and meaning, giving people a feeling of greater control over life.

Allen R. McConnell Miami University Webmd.com

Dig in some dirt and save color with periwinkles

Dig in some dirt cut those straggling periwinkles and put them into a vase to enjoy their color or give them to a neighbor. Plant a seed or bulb in ground or a pot and with time sunshine and water they may thrive.

Be nice and kind helps you feel better

A brief note advocates kindness over snark, urging polite responses and patience in everyday interactions. It emphasizes that choosing courtesy reduces stress and improves mood for both the giver and recipient. The message anchors its advice in simple actions and positive tone.

Antibody protects fetus from Zika virus in mice study

Washington University researchers and Vanderbilt scientists used a human antibody to shield fetuses from Zika in pregnant mice. Dr. Michael Diamond called it the first antiviral showing protection during pregnancy.

ST. Louis Michael Diamond Washington University School of Medicine Vanderbilt University

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