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How Brooklyn Politician Eric Adams Lowered His A1C From 17 to 5.7 Percent, Reversing Type 2 Diabetes
Read more: How Brooklyn Politician Eric Adams Lowered His A1C From 17 to 5.7 Percent, Reversing Type 2 DiabetesThe Brooklyn borough president shares how focusing on whole, fiber-rich foods and incorporating exercise into his daily life helped him gain control over his blood sugar. By Brian Mastroianni Medically Reviewed by Kelly Kennedy, RDN Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams is…
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Read more: Mississippi Alliance of Nonprofits and Philanthropy
The mission is in line with the mission of the Tibbee Development Club: The Mississippi Alliance of Nonprofits and Philanthropy’s mission is To serve, build capacity, and foster collaboration among and between Mississippi’s nonprofit and philanthropic communities. Membership allows subscription-level…
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Read more: Rural Broadband Requires Out-of-the-Box Thinking
April 20, 2022 By Shane Tews and Joel Thayer Rapid broadband accessibility remains a U.S. priority. With the passage of the bipartisan Infrastructure and Jobs Act and implementation of the Federal Communications Commission’s Rural Digital Opportunity Fund, closing the digital…
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Read more: Jackie Robinson’s overlooked season in the Negro Leagues shaped his historic path to Major League Baseball
By Dayn Perry If not for that team, if not for that buccaneering league that housed them, would that scout — that “white fellow,” in the words of inquiring teammates — ever have approached Jackie Robinson in late August of 1945…
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Read more: Tibbee Cleanup April 9th 2022
Thanks to concerned Tibbee citizens, the roads of Tibbee are cleaner.
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Read more: Senate confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court in historic vote
April 7, 2022, 3:36 AM CDT / Updated April 7, 2022, 1:21 PM CDT By Sahil Kapur The final vote was 53-47, with all 50 Democratic caucus members supporting Jackson, joined by Republican Sens. Susan Collins of Maine; Lisa Murkowski of Alaska; and Mitt…
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Read more: Clarence Thomas interviewed by Julian Bond in 2009: Explorations in Black Leadership Series
Clarence Thomas’s interview with Julian Bond was interesting in light of the pending confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Aaron Hassay Clarence Thomas a man of dignity courage history. What is there to learn understand take from listening to his…
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Read more: Expect Vertical Farming To Continue To Gain Credibility As A Reliable Food Source
February 22, 2022 David Kuack, UrbanAgNews.Com Vertical farm advancements in technology and plant genetics will lead to resource-use savings and increased profitability. As more retailers like Kroger, Albertsons, and Walmart purchase produce grown by vertical farm operations, this segment of…
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Read more: Community Development Through a Rural Lens
by Suzanne Anarde Rural communities face many of the same issues that urban communities do. Jobs that pay a livable wage, affordable, quality housing options, and access to health care and educational opportunities are often in short supply. And rural…
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Read more: 50 Years of Friendship and Fellowship
Coach Eddie Lee Johnson influenced us all and we built a friendship around the baseball diamond, basketball court, and tennis court. The fellowship generated during the many seasons together has created a bound of over 50 years. To a man,…
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