Marianne Binetti will be making the following appearances:
May is National Bike Month and perhaps you’ve pulled your bike down from the garage rafters and decided to take a ride around the block.
Many Enumclaw-area residents may not be aware that they are battling a silent health crisis – one that affects more than 30 million people. In fact, hearing loss, the third-leading health condition among Americans, impacts one in 10 people, about 40 percent of whom are younger than 65 years old. Recognizing the severity of these statistics, Sears Hearing Aid Service Center of Enumclaw is honoring Better Hearing Month this May. The local hearing solution center is offering tips for members of the local community to actively help prevent hearing loss.
In the past 20 years, the number of obese children and adolescents has tripled in the United States, resulting in a public health crisis never before seen. One in three children are now considered obese or overweight. Obesity continues to rise at an alarming rate; jeopardizing the future health and well being of our children. Fortunately, by educating ourselves and taking action, this trend can be reversed.
Marianne Binetti will be making the following appearances:
It was a day of pampering, pedicures and pink polish May 7 when two dozen women received complimentary spa treatments at Bonney Lake Senior Center.
Forget rocking chairs. Ixnay on twiddling the thumbs. And don’t even think about boredom.
Have you ever heard someone say, “I’ve been so busy lately I have barely had time to breathe!” or words to that effect?
“How to Cheat at Gardening and Yard Work” by Jeff Bredenberg, c.2009, Rodale, $18.95, 371 pages, includes index.
Internationally-acclaimed Celtic violinist Jamie Laval performed Thursday night in the Enumclaw High School gymnasium
In the last 20 years, number of obese children and adolescents has tripled in the United States, resulting in a public health crisis never before seen. One in three children are now considered obese or overweight. Obesity continues to rise at an alarming rate; jeopardizing the future health and well being of our children. Fortunately, by educating ourselves and taking action, this trend can be reversed.
In the last 20 years, number of obese children and adolescents has tripled in the United States, resulting in a public health crisis never before seen. One in three children are now considered obese or overweight. Obesity continues to rise at an alarming rate; jeopardizing the future health and well being of our children. Fortunately, by educating ourselves and taking action, this trend can be reversed.
