400 years ago, Pilgrims’ first Christmas wasn’t exactly idyllic
Sixty-five days after setting off from England, the group of 100 travelers and their ship, the Mayflower, landed in in what is now modern-day Plymouth,…
Sixty-five days after setting off from England, the group of 100 travelers and their ship, the Mayflower, landed in in what is now modern-day Plymouth,…
Boxing Day: time to give gifts, go to the races Boxing Day is celebrated in Canada and Britain. It falls on December 26, which is also St. Stephens Day….
Diabetes is one of the world’s most common chronic diseases, affecting about 463 million adults worldwide–a number that is expected to increase to 700…
Often known by its first line, “Over the river and through the wood,” these famous lyrics come from “The New-England Boy’s Song about Thanksgiving Day,”…
Having corn on the cob with dinner? Adding a little butter will enhance your nutrient absorption. Having a salad for lunch? Adding full-fat salad dressing…
After the dark days of 1620, the Pilgrim’s 1621 harvest festival was their first celebration of plenty. It has become a model for present day Thanksgiving…
As Veterans Day dawns on Nov. 11, the mind’s eye can visualize the legions of soldiers, sailors, flyers, marines and coast guard as they march in a parade…
On Nov. 16, The Great American Smokeout, you can commit to quit! Abraham Lincoln said, “Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality.” According…
In 1926, a thoughtful voter from Mississippi sent President Calvin Coolidge a treat for the White House Thanksgiving main dish: A live raccoon. Although…
Variety is not only the spice of life, it’s close to inspirational when it comes to regular exercise. So here it is, the exercise you can get during only…