Just Like You By Mike Daly It is the beginning of June, and I am writing about mental health. But wasn’t mental health awareness last month? May is mental health […]
Blog Entry 1 – Surviving By Rita Malenczyk “I’m a suicide loss survivor,” I told my tutor education class at Eastern Connecticut State University in Fall 2019. This isn’t something […]
“Welcome Back” Opening Promotion to Benefit Hartford’s Jordan Porco Foundation | Wood-n-Tap, Que Whiskey Kitchen Restaurants Ready For June 17 Inside Dining Reopening
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Wood-n-Tap, Que Whiskey Kitchen Restaurants Ready For June 17 Inside Dining Reopening “Welcome Back” Opening Promotion to Benefit Hartford’s Jordan Porco Foundation It will be a banner [...]
A Bittersweet Birth Date | June 5th By Rachel Papke June 5th is my birthday. It’s a day of celebration, shared with my Grandma, cousin, friend, and co-worker—a special day of […]
Allies In Action By Rachel Papke For weeks I’ve been trying to write a heartfelt statement of solidarity in light of the most recent senseless killings of George Floyd, Breonna […]
The graduation ceremony, final exams, send-off parties—these can feel like the most important moments of your life. But I promise you, they are just moments. These events can [...]
First of all, congratulations on making it through college. This is an accomplishment, whether it came easy to you or not, and you should be proud of yourself. Your family […]
You can take away and cancel the things: school, prom, graduation commencement, sports, tournaments, events, vacations, jobs, the gym—but these are all just things. It is human nature to be […]
Dear Steve, It’s been a wild ride filled with so many wonderful experiences, joys, and beautiful moments, more than you could have ever imagined. And, yes, there have been almost […]
There is so much coming at us about the novel coronavirus (COVID 19). There is important, well researched information and good best practices along with false news, opinions stated as […]