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You can still register for National Night Out, to be held on August 6

July 14, 2022November 10, 2022 Kevin Doel crime prevention, exercise, food, health, kansas, National Night Out, Safe Streets, topeka, wellness

The Safe Streets organization is about to embark on its 26th year of National Night Out in the Topeka/Shawnee County

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Nutrition Guide for Elderly Relatives with Arthritis

March 8, 2022November 10, 2022 Kevin Doel diet, food, health, nutrition, recipes

Did you know that your diet can have just as much of an effect on your arthritis relief as medication,

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Tips for a happier, healthier Valentine’s Day

February 9, 2022 Lee Hartman active, dark chocolate, date, diet, exercise, flavanoids, food, health, heart, Lifestyle, romantic, Valentine’s Day, walking, wellness

Your sweetheart may have the key to your heart, but eating healthy and being physically active can be the key

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An Easy Way to Make Your Holiday Healthier

December 24, 2020September 6, 2021 Lee Hartman Christmas, cranberries, Diabetes, diets, dinner, food, healthier, healthy, holiday, lifestyles, living, lunch, new year's, raisins, recipes, sugar

Planning your holiday menu? It’s not too late to add healthier options. Dried cranberries are an ingredient found in many

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5 Ideas for Cooking with Yogurt

March 23, 2020April 14, 2020 Lee Hartman baking, breakfast, cooking, food, frozen, health, hy-vee, marinades, Mayo Substitute, nutrition, topeka, yogurt

Yogurt is practically taking over the dairy aisle, and there are lots of ways to enjoy cooking with yogurt. In

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