Thursday is Thanksgiving, that day when the entire nation will be sitting down to the traditional Thanksgiving dinner that will likely feature roast turkey with dressing, mash potatoes, giblet gravy, sweet potatoes, squash, a variety of side dishes, cranberry sauce or relish, rolls, and all of ...

How would you like a new health issue to worry about? Here in America, there’s usually something new in the medical field to plague us daily. If it’s not a disease, it’ll be a new drug to try with a side effect like, “ if your right leg falls off, discontinue immediately and call your ...

A lot of public money has gone into building renewable energy — wind and solar power. Without tax credits, grants and other financial incentives, a lot of it wouldn’t be built. Tax incentives for energy development have always been with us, including higher depreciation rates for oil and ...

With the world seemingly teetering between democracy and authoritarianism, you might feel overshadowed by gloom this Thanksgiving. With some parts of the world torn by savage war and others wracked by persistent poverty and hopelessness, giving thanks may seem like a stretch. But make no ...

November is National Home Care and Hospice Month, a time when home care agencies and caregivers across the country raise awareness about the unique and irreplaceable value of healthcare delivered in the home. Home care empowers clients to take control of their own care while remaining ...

When developing, constructing, and operating a wind farm that ultimately makes New York more sustainable, there is one constant ingredient that is necessary for success and longevity — supportive community members. After living and working in the area, I have seen the success of our wind ...