Stories

One of the greatest celestial events known to mankind is approaching - and here’s what you need to know if you choose to join in on the spectacle:

Shredder: a term used by skiers and snowboarders to describe that person you see at a high-speed weaving in and out of others on the mountainside with what appears to be ease. Typically, you see a plume of white dust behind this individual as they carve through the snow faster than the rest.

To many people, if you were to ask them, “Where do you see yourself at the age of 76?” The response probably wouldn’t be, “Re-learning to downhill ski.”

In 2004 Ian Currie graduated high school and enlisted in the United States Army. After two tours to Iraq he was honorably discharged in 2008 and returned home, but home seemed different.

Spring is upon us, and signs of hope are felt with every new flower blooming, with every bird chirping and with every ray of sun that is melting the snow away.

It was an unseasonably hot May afternoon in Hartford, Vermont and Maxfield Sporting Complex was busy with lacrosse games, tennis matches and pickleball.

Take a moment. Picture yourself deploying overseas during wartime with your unit, one you’ve spent every minute with for years. Now imagine returning stateside and your unit is ordered to disband, your brothers and sisters reassigned to different units across the country.

VA White River Junction launches a single toll-free number, 1-866-687-8387, to connect Veterans to dedicated and aligned clinical and administrative staff 24/7.

In the world of healthcare, everything is evolving and advancing. The more that is accomplished, the more we learn and adjust which is how life expectancy has shifted over the generations.

It’s never too late to learn something new, to find a new hobby and surprise yourself with a new skill. Diving into something creative can immerse you into an alternate universe, wiping away barriers and allowing you to see a path less traveled.