Weight-loss group challenged at halfway point
This is a subject that I hesitated to bring up in the column, but because Nick Fabrizio introduced it at last week’s Weight Loss Challenge meeting, here goes.
There are certain subjects that come up in conversations that make you feel you have reached a “certain age.” I always have vowed never to discuss whether certain parts of my body were functioning properly; that’s right, I’m going to talk about “movements.” Or lack thereof.
Since going on the HerbaLife program, I have discussed with Nick several times that I have had difficulty with my “movements.” Actually, when I first talked to him about going on the diet product, I said I could not afford to have it keep me from my regular activities (translated: work). Let’s just say that in several days, I managed to read an entire Harry Potter novel. Not only was my problem time consuming, it was painful.
Taking on the moon, from every angle
Do you remember when you first became aware of our moon? Perhaps your mother read the book, “Goodnight Moon” to you as part of your bedtime routine.
» Full StoryLeader needed for 2008 Sandusky River Clean Sweep program
Cindy Brookes, coordinator of the Sandusky River Watershed Coalition, is looking for an organization to lead the Seneca County Sandusky River Clean Sweep for this year.
» Full StoryRoll up your sleeves, gardening season is here
The calendar finally tells us May is here, the 10-day forecast shows nothing below 42 degrees (even though the highs are only in the very low 70s), perennials are popping up like weeds, and the weeds are popping up as they always do.
» Full StoryStay close to home this summer, visit the glacial grooves
As gasoline prices continue to climb and summer road trips become more and more expensive, why not take a short trip to an interesting piece of Ohio history?
The glacial grooves on Kelley's Island are the largest, most accessible glacial
Many great legends try to explain the beginning of Corona Borealis
Corona Borealis (kor-OH-nah bo-ree-ALICE), the Northern Crown, is a small constellation that looks like more than a half circle of gems that could be in a crown. Many say it looks more like a tiara than a crown because it is not a complete circle.
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