LOS ANGELES — African-American children may be at higher risk for food allergies, a study finds, but race may not be the only factor.
Children from various ethnic backgr...
Peter Bess, youth service librarian for Butler Public Library, believes it's never too early to read to children.
“Babies can hear in the womb,” Bess said.
For toddlers ...
Conference targets teachers
BUTLER TWP — Delivering bad news is never easy, especially when it is about a young child.
With that in mind, toddler and preschool teachers ...
Many will work longer
LOS ANGELES — When Paula Symons joined the U.S. workforce in 1972, typewriters in her office clacked nonstop, people answered the telephones and the...
QUESTION: I am 59 and I currently receive Social Security disability benefits. Can I still get my regular Social Security retirement benefits when I reach full retir...
Historic sites switch to survive
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The license plate on movie projectionist Arnie Herdendorf's Buick is 35MM MAN, a nod to his work in the booth at the 1925...
Relieve the worry of 'what will happen'
GREENVILLE, Mercer County — Personal needs change with age. What doesn’t change is the desire to remain as independent and self-su...
Judy Deahl, born and raised in Butler, has carried a love of music as well as her first and only musical instrument with her for most of her life.
In fact, the violin sh...
Butler County Senior Centers are operated by the Lutheran Service Society. For information about the program, call 724-283-9002.
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But work at university not his only activity
AKRON, Ohio — Henry “Hank” Stevens stands in a chemistry lab at the University of Akron.
A dozen students at desks in front o...
