Michigan YMCA Programs Support Summer Health Initiatives
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services funds YMCA Healthy Out of School Time across at least 20 YMCAs to provide healthy meals and snacks and opportunities for physical activity. The 2017-18 data show benefits from Building Healthy Communities and YMCA Time programs, with tens of thousands of students reached through schools and community sites, and ongoing opportunities to apply for 2018-19 BHC programs.
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Wayne State University
Action For Healthy Kids
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Fennville Library Schedules Summer Activities and Events
The Fennville District Library unveils a July lineup including Fantastic Fossils at 1 p.m. July 9 and recycled CD art at 3 p.m. July 16. July 26 features Inventor's Day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. plus Drummunity on July 12 and Maciek the Magician on July 18. The Binder Park Zoomobile visits July 27. Regular programs run through July with story times, Reader's Theater on July 6 and 13, Anime Movie Night July 23, knitting July 16, and a book club July 1. library closed July 4.
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Wind from the east south east at 4 to 8 knots. Seas 2 feet or less. Visibility generally clear.
Family letters on sexuality and boundaries in kinfolk
A mother asks how to handle a homophobic sister after revealing her 16 year old son is bisexual. The column suggests avoiding enforcing her sister’s views, inviting all parties to interact separately, and maintaining boundaries while supporting the son. The second letter seeks guidance on a relationship strain caused by heavy drinking. Amy advises the partner change, not the other person, and considers sobriety as a condition for staying together.
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