Immune health advice from Dr Gott and patient views
Dr Gott discusses day to day methods to boost immunity stressing rest, balanced diet, and moderation while warning against risky behavior and HIV exposure. The exchange also covers medical practice styles, co payments, follow ups, and the value of open communication between doctor and patient.
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DR. Gott
DR. I
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Washington County Arts Council hosts poetry music and art night
The gallery in Hagerstown hosts monthly events featuring Steve Warner a singer songwriter from West Virginia Candice Craig of Hagerstown performs original guitar pieces. Regional poets Malcolm Norred Pepper Ballard Rhianon Lightner read new works. Malcolm Norred Pepper Ballard and Fli Pollard display paintings. Admission is free at 41 S Potomac St. Call 301-791-9142 for details.
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Malcolm Norred
Pepper Ballard
Rhianon Lightner
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Museum curator to address art group
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts associate curator Amy Metzger will discuss the museum's history and present slides of the collection after the Frederick County Art Association meeting on March 11. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Delaplaine Center in Frederick. call for details.
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Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Amy Metzger
Orental
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Egypt Watercolor Exhibit by Sonia Maher Opens at Weinberg Center
Local artist Sonia Maher presents over 20 watercolors in the Artreach program at the Weinberg Center lobby. The show runs March 1 through March 31 with free admission. Maher, an expatriate returning to Egypt, will discuss her works on Thursday March 4 from -7 p.m. For details, call 301-08-DES5.
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Weinberg Center For the Arts
Artreach
Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center
Weinberg
Dear AbbyAdvice on trust and a long marriage
A reader questions a man named Jay who hides his living place and keeps secrets, suggesting he is still involved with another person. The response urges trust issues and warns of deception. Other letters urge career credibility and relationship humor, with Abby advising Patricia to use humor and self-gifting in a long marriage.
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Manners Game Encourages Good Table Etiquette for Kids
Manners Family Fun shares subtexts from readers on promoting proper behavior at meals. A family game uses pennies to reinforce corrections, while parents like Findlen stress positive, humorous approaches and early etiquette as building blocks for caring adults.
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Watercolors and photographs by Russian artist at FCC exhibit
Frederick Community College Arts and Student Center presents watercolors and photographic works by Inna Imulevitch born in Odessa and now based in Maryland. The exhibit runs March 9 to April 3 with a reception 6:20 to 7:30 p.m. March 9. gallery hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For details call the arts center director at 301-..-2513.
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Frederick Community College
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Pen pal friendships endure across years and oceans
Lois and Dr. Wallace reflect on a lifelong pen pal bond formed decades ago between Huntington Beach and northern England. The exchange includes visits to the Lake District and Sherwood Forest, with shared laughter and lasting warmth from family and friends.
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Crete
Souther
California
S Chi
Spen Weel Vic
Lake District
Peter Rabbit
Sherwood Forest
Lois
Huntington Beach
Calli
Long Term Care Tax Breaks Highlight Consumer Guide
DEAR SENIOR FORUM asks about tax breaks for long term care insurance. RR explains HIPAA provisions allow medical expense deductions, premium limits by age, employer-paid premiums not deductible, and state incentives to encourage self funding over Medicaid. Benefits are non taxable if used for long term care. some states offer related incentives.
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Iowa
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