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The event will be held at the Thornden Park Amphitheater, from noon through 6 p.m. The post Black Artist Collective’s Freedom Fest returns but this time with comedy appeared first on Central Current.
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In this edition of Central Current Radio, co-hosts Rick Wright and Max Eyle talk to Susan Keeter of Light a Candle for Literacy. The post Central Current Radio: Authors gather for literacy event appeared first on Central Current.
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The exhibition runs through Aug. 30. art Haus SYR is located in the 100 block of Walton Street. The post New art gallery art Haus SYR hosts ‘Pride,’ a wide-ranging exhibition appeared first on Central Current.
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Hanover Thursdays started from a conversation between Joe Driscoll and Michael John Heagerty. It’s grown into much more. The post How Hanover Thursdays took off appeared first on Central Current.
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Medical aid in death is legal in 10 states and the District of Columbia. But only Oregon and Vermont explicitly allow out-of-state people who are terminally ill to die with assistance there. So far, at least 49 people have made the trek while state legislation stalls elsewhere.
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Cuando se presenta el mal de Parkinson, las neuronas que producen dopamina se destruyen lentamente. Un pequeño estudio realizado por investigadores de la Universidad de Yale demostró que, si los pacientes hacen seis meses de ejercicios, las neuronas productoras de dopamina crecen más sanas.
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NEW YORK—Walter Mugdan looks out at the marshes that make up part of Udall’s Cove Park and Preserve in Little Neck, Queens. He points out the ospreys that inhabit one of the nesting platforms in the area, hoping to catch one of them diving down into the marsh for food. Mugdan, 72, has lived alongside…
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NEW YORK—New York City marshes are not only impacted by storm surge and rising sea levels, they are also threatened by the outflows of sewage and stormwater that the city releases into the waterways during rainstorms, as well as the high nitrogen levels present in treated water. The amount of inorganic sediment—sand, silt and clay—in…
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Public safety and health care organizations are using drones to speed up lifesaving treatment during medical emergencies in which every second counts.