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Tips from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America

Now funding nutritional access programs and adult dental programs

“What we are hoping to accomplish is to build a culture for all athletics,” said Corbin Smith, football coach for CHS. “[It] revolves around passion, excellence in and out of the classroom, accountability, empowerment, discipline and growth.”

“It’s a pleasure to provide nutritious and delicious home-baked bread to those in need,” said Andrea White, founder of Rise & Shine Bread. “Bakers are making a difference in their communities.”

These centers provide small group in-person experience for online learners and homeschoolers focusing on academic, socialization and interactive enrichment support.

Whether it’s studying for a test, planning a project or just completing an assignment, homework can become overwhelming for students if they don’t have the patterns and plans to avoid procrastination and to reduce stress.

Brian Bausch was a jaw-dropping horseman with skills beyond his years and an uncanny ability to connect with a horse. More importantly, he’ll be remembered for the way he cared about people and how he always went the extra mile for others.

The blood drive will be from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Zane Grey Room inside the Queen Creek Library, 21802 S. Ellsworth Road.