January 17, 2012
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Live greener and save dollars In the new year
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Well, the holidays are over and the New Year begins. We made it over the “fiscal” cliff supposedly, but I know at the Williams’ residence, we are still feeling the economic pinch these days.
Get students off to a good start
It’s that time of year so dreaded by kids, but loved by parents. School’s back in session, and what better time to start the year off with good practices? As parents, we all want our kids to succeed in all they do and to have it better then we.
Remove shoes to cut down on contaminants
Well folks, Spring has sprung and everyone is out working, tending the yard or spending free time enjoying the great outdoors.
Keep nutrition in mind when dining out
Alright folks, let’s continue our discussion from recently concerning our dining habits and how it affects our waistlines, our pocketbooks, and our family dynamics. I pointed out last week the detrimental effects of the decline in family meal times.
Return to the table and share your day
Do you remember those days of yesteryear when we all sat down for family meals lovingly prepared by your Mother or Grandmother?
Cooking classes focus on healthy eating
The Cooperative Extension office and Dougherty County Health Department work to make diabetic meals appealing.
Class gives tips on green cleaning
The Dougherty County Cooperative Extension office also has upcoming classes on baking.
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