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Lifestyles

DEAR ANNIE: Sorting through memories stored in objects

DEAR ANNIE: I recently cleaned out my mother’s house after she moved into assisted living, and I thought the hardest part would be the boxes. I was wrong. The hardest part was realizing that every drawer held a memory, and every memory came with a decision. There were birthday cards she had ...

HINTS FROM HELOISE: Law schools offend against good grammar

DEAR HELOISE: A recent column of yours appropriately points out how Americans botch both written and spoken English. Over the past 20 years, I’ve noticed that attorneys are offenders against correct English. The standards of law schools have degenerated so badly that many no longer require ...

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH: Cough makes patient consider COPD

DEAR DR ROACH: I decided to practice using an inhalation spirometer, partly because I have a daily productive cough (small amounts three to four times a day). I smoked a pack of filtered cigarettes a day from ages 17-29. I smoke marijuana now. My scoliosis is quite complex and has taken over ...

Sisters mark 16th year of labyrinth walks

CANFIELD — The Ursuline Sisters Mission, 4280 Shields Road, will once again offer guided labyrinth walks monthly through mid-October. This is the 16th year for the guided labyrinth walks. Ursuline Sister Nancy Pawlen said this year’s overarching theme honors the 350th Jubilee of the ...

St. Rose principal will move to Warren JFK

WARREN — Anthony Catale, who has served the past four years as principal at St. Rose Catholic School in Girard and is an Ursuline High School graduate, has been named the new principal of John F. Kennedy Catholic School Upper Campus in Warren. Catale brings nearly two decades of experience ...