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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2002
Page
7
A reader asks how osteoporosis progresses and how to stop it. The response covers causes such as inactivity and hormonal changes, notes calcium and vitamin D use, hormones for women, and medications like Actonel and Fosamax, plus fracture treatment approaches.
Readers recall grief driven theft after the loss of a child and seek guidance from Abigail Van Buren. A distressed letter writer confesses stealing from loved ones, contemplates forgiveness, and requests help to repair trust while Abby urges therapy and self-forgiveness.
A Texas family creates a living address book that evolves into a family directory. Aunt Donna collects names and numbers at reunions, then digitizes them for printing labels and future birthplaces or dates. The project aims to keep relatives connected, with plans for a full family tree and history archive.
New York AP summarizes Parents magazine February edition with tips to foster neighborly ties. Proposals include creating a neighborhood directory, launching a joint Web site, rotating hosting duties, and inviting families with children to engage in local activities. emphasizes proactive involvement to revive community bonds.
A Seattle symposium highlights the aging boom as a political and health challenge with more people over 65, urging extended work life and healthier lifestyles. Experts discuss obesity, Medicare pressures, and simple fitness plans that can improve strength without extreme regimens.
The Globe Pequot guide Insiders' Guide to Hallimore by Elizabeth Evitts Nancy Danes Hankrest Ballinoice and others covers the city's cultural history and a range of venues from food to festivals. Separately a heart healthy cookbook by Larry Schneider offers quick meals for meat and potatoes fans, plus public health aims. A Chicago Review Press title Archaeology for Kids by Richard Panchyk guides young readers through survey methods and famous sites with hands on activities.
A teen writes of her cousin’s cruel rumor about her best friend and her mother’s reaction. A physician columnist advises talking calmly, avoiding repeating accusations, and forming her own view of the friend’s character. The second letter discusses teen virginity, seeking encouragement while maintaining high moral standards.
The Aleya Bridal Showroom hosts a Che Bella trunk show in Frederick on February 1 and 2. Designers Jennifer Meyer Redman and Joan Bresee showcase tiaras veils and jewelry crafted to order with Swarovski crystals and semi-precious stones. Appointments advised at 301-410-558.
The National Aquarium invites volunteers aged over 17 to apply for roles including exhibit, information desk, and tour support. Benefits include parking, shop and concession discounts, Aquatic memberships, and surprises. Deadline for applications is January 29. call 910-576-3086 or visit the aquarium website for details.
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