Local dog agility craze grows with Annie the Superdog
In Finneytown Ohio Jim Hutchins guides Annie and other boxers Suzy and Calli through a backyard obstacle course. The piece notes dog agility as a rising sport with over 10 000 US dogs registered and AKC and other groups reporting sharp growth. It highlights owners like Mary Ann Chappelear and the expanding participation across organizations and the health benefits for both dogs and handlers. Hutchins, 66, a former Procter & Gamble executive, serves as agility director for Queen City and emphasizes conditioning as key to success.
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Annie
Suzy
Calli
Jim Hutchins
Hutchins
Finneytown
Ohio
United States
Mary Ann Chappelear
Lebanon
Ms Chappelear
Breeze
American Kennel Club
Wolf
Procter & Gamble
Agility
Queen City
Euphemia Goldsborough and the Confederate Nurse Pheme
Euphemia Goldsborough known as Pheme rose as a Confederate nurse and smuggler in Baltimore during the Civil War. Euphemia helped smuggle mail, clothing, and medicine, aided prisoners, and later lived in Baltimore and Summit Point. Author Kleen Conklin outlines her diary, wartime acts, and postwar life in Exile to Sweet Dixie.
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Kleen Conkliner
Goldsborough
Sweet Dixie
Euphemia Goldsborough
Talbot County
Baltimore
Florida
Ms. Conklin
Wolfsville
Pheme
South
Antietam
Gettysburg
Ms Conklin
Virginia
Richmond
Treasury Department
Rockbridge County
Charles Perry Willson
Frederick County
Summit Point
W.va
Ann
Suramit Point
Confederate Underground
Jefferson Davis
Belle Boyd
Lomax
Stnp
Stonewall Jackson
Washington
Maryland Women’s Hall of Fame
National Museum of Oil War Medicine
Antietam National Battlefields
Borders Books and Music
Frederick
Eileen Conklin
Driving with a new path left foot only training program
Jim Singleton, a stroke survivor, benefited from FMH Rose Hill driver evaluations and road testing. With hand controls and a left foot accelerator, he passed clinical and road tests, receiving training to adapt his driving and regain independence, driving locally and on trips with renewed confidence.
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Maryland
FMH
Rose Hill
Jim Singleton
Leigh
Virginia Tech
Frederick Memorial Hospital
National Rehabilitation Center
Washington, D.C
Singleton
FMH Rose Hill
Engnitve Sk
Coul
Motor Vehicle Administration
Mr. Singleton
Joyce Yeary
Warning signs of impaired driving skills
Summary highlights warning signs of driving impairment seen by family and friends and urges driving evaluation for patterns such as misparkings, difficulty changing lanes, repeated minor dents, judgement lapses, memory lapses, and improper expressway exits. It notes aging, medical, nutrition, illness or injury as contributing factors and mentions MVA has a self reporting system.
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MVA
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