By Slim Randles Do you feel that itch coming on? It’s time, you know. See the kids out flying kites? That’s a sign. See little green bladelets in the lawn. That’s a sign, too. It’s almost full spring, and that itch tells us it’s time to do something. This is when we need to forget almost […]
By Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D. DEAR DOCTOR K: I started drinking more during the holidays. It seemed natural, as there were so many parties and happy hours. But the holidays are long over, and I haven’t cut back. Could I have a problem? DEAR READER: You ask a difficult question. What constitutes “healthy” versus “harmful” […]
Half Time for the Federal Budget Super Bowl By Scott Klinger Congress dropped the ball in the midst of football season when it failed to strike a deal that provided sufficient revenue to invest in the creation of jobs and the 21st century infrastructure our nation so sorely needs. The Federal Budget Super Bowl is only […]
BDD sufferers are preoccupied with physical defects By Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D. DEAR DOCTOR K: My teenage daughter was diagnosed with body dysmorphic disorder. Can you help me understand this condition so I can help her? DEAR READER: To answer your question, I consulted with my colleague, Dr. Michael Miller, assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard […]
Boost nutrients, cut fat in recipes I’m looking for easy ways to make some of my recipes and meals healthier. Any ideas? This is a great way to start the new year, and yes, there are plenty of ideas to increase nutrients and reduce fat and calories in the foods you prepare at home. Below are […]
By Susan Gimbel I love the use of greenery at holiday time. Fresh greens lend a wonderful fragrance to your home. There are, however, some advantages to the faux holiday greenery. Artificial greenery is reusable from year to year. A little care in storing wreaths, garlands, and trees will ensure their use year after year. […]
Stepchild seeks a share of estate By Bruce Williams DEAR BRUCE: My stepfather recently passed away. He married my mom when I was 10, and I didn’t have much contact with my real dad. His wife had died of cancer, and he was left with his two daughters, who lived with us. We are all grown […]
Editor, As a previous employee of the Galion City School District that was affected by the recent reduction in force – I believe I have a great deal to say about the status of Galion City Schools, as well as the upcoming Levy. I was Superintendent Kathy Jenney’s Executive Secretary from June 2009 – July 2012. […]