Prevention of osteoperosis necessary due to drug’s side effect
DEAR DR. ROACH: I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020, and along with surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, I have been taking 1 mg of anastrozole daily.
October 2022
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Omega-3s are alpha fats; protecting your child from brain damage
Q: I’ve begun to worry about losing my mental edge -- and I’m only 48. Any dietary suggestions you can make that might help me stay sharp? -- Delores D., Westfield, New Jersey A: There are many dietary steps to take to make sure your blood flow to the brain doesn’t get obstructed by plaque-lined vessels and reduce your cognitive powers.
Woman wonders if plumber is tapping a scam
Dear Amy: I think I was scammed! As a divorced 62-year-old woman on a fixed income, I recently hired someone to fix plumbing damage to my house that insurance wouldn’t cover. His bid was substantially lower, and he could start the next day. He asked for half down so I sent him 50 percent ($300) through an online payment system.
Bills not underestimating Rodgers despite Packers struggles
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Bills safety Micah Hyde and receiver Jake Kumerow know Aaron Rodgers well enough to appreciate how much the Packers quarterback’s words resonate in Green Bay.
I RECKON…
Dear Readers, It’s funny now—that joke Mother Nature pulled on me last week—but I wasn’t laughing when, only a day after I’d packed all my summer clothes away, the mercury topped out above ninety degrees. And the winds that followed, as they abruptly changed the landscape out my window, didn’t do much to restore my sense of humor either. I’ve no idea where the leaves went because none are piled against the house and our patio is clean as a whistle. As I write, a breeze is still moving through the Flint Hills, rippling the pond water from east to west and making waves among the trees by lifting bare brown and grey branches up and down. The natural world’s undulations brought me to my senses. How could I forget the cardinal rules of dealing with the weather (Kansas weather) and life in general?
High school students to compete in FHSU Math Relays
Fort Hays State University’s Math and Computer Science departments will host the 42nd annual Math Relays on Nov.10 in the Memorial Union. Students in grades nine through 12 will compete in a maximum of six tests throughout the day.
MIAA Week 8 roundup: Tigers snap losing streak
The streak is over. Make that two streaks.
USD489 sends out rebranding survey, opens discussion on future of Hays’ schools
In the September 26 USD489 Board of Education Meeting, Superintendent Ron Wilson announced that students in middle and high schools will be sent home with a rebranding survey to gain public opinion on the future of USD489.
US sued over lack of protection plan for rare grouse
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — An environmental group is suing U.S. wildlife managers, saying they have failed to protect a rare grouse found in parts of the Midwest that include one of the country’s most prolific areas for oil and gas development.
FAITH NOTES
The Peddler’s Fair is back and celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. After a three-year absence due to COVID, the fair is returning to the First United Methodist Church, 305 W.