Happy New Year! My hunch is that as much as we might think about what 2021 has in store, many of us are just happy to just say it is NOT 2020!…
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The Male Call Advisory Board™ has been busy compiling the clichés and grievances that have piled up on our complaint desk (it’s a pretty big d…
Beginning Oct. 1, the Foothills Caring Corps will be expanding the qualifying trips for their medical transport program.
2020 has been a challenging year. COVID-19 has forever changed our lives. But in the midst of global uncertainty and sadness over so many lives lost, I am astonished by the kindness and compassion strangers are showing one another. We truly are “in this together.” As we give thanks for all the frontline workers who are […]
By Rabbi Robert L. Kravitz, D.D. — Turmoil, Chaos, Illness and Death…everywhere. Watching Gestapo tactics against Americans. Mask up, wash up, stand up…apart. Decisions. … Standing or kneeling. Protesting against, whatever. Need vaccines, but won’t take this batch. Decisions. … Open the schools, hope the kids don’t bring “stuff” home to Grandma. Must have […]
We are fortunate that, in spite of the pandemic, we can work remotely, and our children can learn remotely. However, this benefit does not come without consequences. For one thing, we are not “designed” to spend extended periods of time engaged in near vision activities (like staring at a computer screen). On top of that, […]
The following statement and Proclomation was issued today by the Town of Carefree: “Yesterday, Governor Ducey in conjunction with health officials held a news conference to discuss the sharp increase in COVID-19 cases within the State of Arizona. In part, at this news conference, Governor Ducey permitted local communities to require the use of […]
By Barbara Kaplan ~ Interior Design for Holistic Living benefits a person’s well-being by supporting their wellness of mind, body and spirit in regard to the all the environments they are in. To feel that holistic living can support our happiness and productivity in our most personal spaces, we must discover why we make the […]
– By Stephen Cohen, O.D. Many people have delayed getting their eyes examined during this time, whether it is due to avoiding going out, other priorities or work situations. Many eye doctors have closed their offices during this crisis. In some parts of the country (e.g., New Jersey), eye care practitioners are only permitted to […]
By Rabbi Robert L. Kravitz, D.D. — I try to teach my granddaughter to “make good choices.” In my hospital visits I meet with patients and families who must make good choices to stay alive. In all our lives we are making choices — turn left, turn right; go up or go down; say Yes, say […]
