By Pam Teel Mosquito magnet, I guess that would be me. Either the mosquitoes were really really bad this year or I must have looked mighty juicy to them. I could be in the yard next to my husband and in 5 minutes I’ll have a dozen bites, and him…. nothing. By the end of … Continued

By Pam Teel You might have heard about the passing of six dogs this summer in both Texas and North Carolina shortly after being exposed to a potentially toxic algae in the waterways. The culprit, Cyanobacteria, commonly known as blue- green algae, has also played its part in shutting down water sports in local lakes in … Continued

Canine Costume Contests, Ruff Mudder Obstacle Course, Live Music, Games, Activities, Food Vendors and more will Highlight Festival Celebrate the joys of autumn—with or without your canine companion—and help raise funds for senior dogs at Marty’s Place Howl-o-Ween Family Fest. The third annual dog-friendly festival will be celebrated at Marty’s Place, located at 118 Route … Continued

Adding a Family Dog Is there a more special relationship than the one between child and dog? Fido just seems to understand that kids require gentle care and patience. Despite sometimes rough treatment from young children who may not understand proper care, the family dog is forgiving, kind and ready to build a special bond. … Continued

By Sara Luberto Some dogs are more susceptible to the cold than others. Short-coated, thin, elderly, or very young dogs get cold more quickly – so adjust the amount of time they stay outside! Hypothermia and frostbite pose major risks to dogs in winter, so remember, if it is too cold for you, it is … Continued

By: Lauren Kolacki Oolong tea extract has ‘great potential’ in the prevention of breast cancer, scientists believe because it was shown to stop tumors from growing at a lab at St. Louis University. Laboratory tests showed the Chinese tea, used for centuries for its supposed health benefits, stopped the growth of breast cancer cells. Researchers … Continued

Actor, Christopher Reeve was born on September 25th, 1952. In 1955, his family moved to Princeton where he spent his childhood. From there he went to Cornell University and then to Julliard Drama School, after which he landed numerous roles in theater, television, and the big screen. Some might recognize his role as Superman in … Continued

We all on the East Coast know that the cold weather is on its way. But, did you know that the cold temperatures benefit your health? Colder temperatures may help reduce allergies and inflammation and research has shown that it does help us think more clearly and perform daily tasks more efficiently. Another surprising fact … Continued

Smiling, laughing and simply being happy can make all the difference for our hearts. In fact, new research shows that people with higher levels of optimism may be less at risk for heart failure than those who are more pessimistic. And with the breadth of heart failure’s effect on thenation – about 5.1 million Americans … Continued

By Susan Heckler You did it! You managed to squeeze in that long overdue workout and because you were feeling so good, you gave it your all and then some. The ‘Then Some’ has a name, Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, affectionately known as DOMS. You feel great and invigorated for hours after your workout or … Continued