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Plain Talk About Food | Time for New Year’s Resolutions

New Year’s Day: Now is the accepted time to makeyour regular annual good resolutions. Next weekyou can begin paving hell with them as usual. —Mark...
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TherapyWorks | Goals vs. Resolutions: Which Is Right For You?

As a new year approaches, many people find themselves inspired by the idea of a fresh start, and contemplate the changes they want to...
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The Mountain Gardener | Thoughts for the New Year

I don’t know about you, but it seemed to me that 2023 was a challenge for the plants in my little garden. Between the...
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Fitness | Is Your Body Healing You or Hurting You?

We all know fitness makes us strong, fit and healthy, but being in great shape is not just limited to those benefits. What happens...
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The Mountain Gardener | A Christmas Poem

Twas the night before Christmas and all through the garden,The creatures were stirring, the deer got a pardon. The hummingbird feeders were hung by the...
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Finance | Financing Home Care in San Lorenzo Valley

As a paraplegic planner, I have faced the need for part-time in-home assistance while simultaneously having the CFP financial expertise. Caregivers do non-medical tasks...
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Plain Talk About Food | Is There a ‘Watch Bird’ Watching You?

Imagine being 5 years old and learning (from the other kids) it was possible, just possible…there was NO Santa Claus. This 5-year-old was devastated. In...
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The Mountain Gardener | Holiday Traditions & Lore

We all have traditions that we look forward to every year during the holidays. For some it’s the annual trip to the Christmas tree...
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Guest Column | Scotts Valley Working to Make Town Center a Reality

You may have noticed that a new fence has gone up around the future home of Scotts Valley’s town center off Mt. Hermon Road....
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Guest View | A Log in the Forest

I teach the lesson of humility;Overstretched snaps the bow,The usefulness of futility;The advantage of laying low. —Laozi Laozi once left eternal wisdom with a border...
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