Your Views on Screening for Colorectal Cancer in New York
In recognition of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services urges adults 50 to 75 to get screened. It notes many with cancer have no symptoms or family history and emphasizes at home stool tests, insurance coverage, and free Fit Kits via 315-592-0830. Carolyn Handville announces free screening programs and guidance.
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New York State
Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services
OCO Cancer Services
Carolyn Handville
A Drive Through My Laie
A first person reflection on four years at a Virginia boarding school. The author describes freshman year challenges, family upheaval, and the pull of friendships and future plans, ending with a somber note on Parkland and a call to courage for students.
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Virginia
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Oswego High School
Parkland
March Madness Reflections From Arkansas Roots
Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons recalls a lifelong basketball journey from West Virginia fans to Razorback glory. He highlights Sidney Moncrief, Marvin Delph, Ron Brewer, Nolan Richardson and Arkansas’ 1994 title, notes on loyalty to Arkansas players, and suggests reforms for player stipends and two year athletic scholarships while praising the sport’s patriotic spirit. Lyons also references figures like Bill Bradley, Jim Valvano, and Jerry West in a personal memoir of fandom.
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Bill Bradley
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Nolan Richardson
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Virginia
Kansas
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March 17 in History Highlights and Notable Events
On March 17, 1968 a peaceful antiwar protest in London near the U S Embassy led to a riot with over 200 arrests and more than 80 injuries. Marcus Aurelius died in Vienna in 180, aged 58, and New York held its first St Patrick’s Day parade in 1762. Other notes include Roosevelt’s muckraker remark in 1906, the 1943 De Valera radio address, and notable later events such as Hillary Clinton's Bosnia remark in 1996 and Paul McCartney’s divorce settlement.
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Boston
Victor Emmanuel II
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Washington
Camp Fire Girls Organization
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Thetford
Vermont
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Pittsburgh
St. Patrick’s Day
Monongahela
Allegheny
United States
U.N. Security Council
Britain
Rhodesia
Avianca
Bosnia
David Paterson
Eliot Spitzer
Paul McCartney
Heather Mills
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