Van Dyke Looks to Save Illinois Childhood Home
Dick Van Dyke announced plans to restore his Danville childhood home as the Dick Van Dyke Foundation headquarters and a potential museum and scholarships hub for young performers. The two story house was condemned amid its dilapidated condition after the last owner died in 2011. The plan aims to honor Van Dyke and his late brother Jerry, with a museum at the site and scholarships for aspiring actors.
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Indiana HIV warning law public safety note
Dear Abby shares a reader on Indiana duty to warn HIV positive individuals must inform past or present sexual partners. A public health expert cites a rural outbreak of over 100 infections in three months and urges contacting the state health department to pursue possible legal action if warnings are not given.
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Independent Vermont Senator Signals Presidential Bid and Donor Surge
A Vermont independent senator announces a 2016 Democratic bid after revealing a 26 million fundraising haul in the last quarter from over a million small donors. The year includes multiple crises and global events, from mass shootings and fiscal pressures to Syria bombardments and climate events.
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Should she move for her boyfriend across the country
A 24-year-old boyfriend gets a high paying management offer 1,000 miles away after a layoff. the girlfriend, a 24-year-old nursing student with debts, weighs joining him vs staying put. Amy counsels a long distance plan while preserving education and personal growth. The column also addresses concerns about a friend’s changing behavior and teen drinking risks.
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Survivors Seek Continued Support After Cancer Treatment
The medical community notes survivorship challenges persist after treatment. Memorial Sloan Kettering and Massey Cancer Center highlight resources while new ACS Commission on Cancer rules require survivorship care plans and discussion of side effects and mental health. Survivors call for space to adjust to a new normal, with mentors from Imerman Angels aiding patients and caregivers. A patient in New York City plans the marathon as part of rebuilding life post cancer.
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Look Good Feel Better helps survivors cope with breast cancer toll
Doctors describe the multifaceted impact of breast cancer on physical and emotional health. Chicagoan Phyllis Macialis, diagnosed twice, recalls fear and changes over 20 years, noting the shift from single resource care to broader support options.
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Horizon of a Dad's Love and Loss
Personal reflection on a father who shaped a family through hard work mercy and faith. The narrator recalls moments with a dying father including homecomings and the last visit while mourning ends with a flannel shirt memory aiding guidance for children and focus on enduring love and support.
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