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How Football Became Synonymous With Thanksgiving
The NFL's Thanksgiving Day games, a tradition since the 1920s, feature the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys as staple teams. The holiday event has become synonymous with iconic commentary, turkey leg celebrations, and the introduction of the turducken.
All The Delicious Ways You Can Reduce Food Waste In The Kitchen
Efforts to reduce food waste can significantly impact both household budgets and environmental sustainability. By utilizing entire ingredients, implementing strategic meal planning, and ensuring proper food storage, consumers can contribute to minimizing waste. These practices not only conserve resources but also promote a more sustainable approach to food consumption.
How Much Is Too Much Alcohol Over The Holidays? A Doctor Explains
Excessive alcohol consumption poses significant health risks, including chronic diseases and early mortality. During the holiday season, individuals are advised to moderate their alcohol intake by establishing personal goals, monitoring their consumption, and recognizing factors that may lead to increased drinking.
Family Member Say Something Rude During Dinner? Here’s What To Say Back, According To Experts
Planning and setting boundaries in advance can safeguard emotional well-being and enhance the holiday experience.
When The Holidays Don’t Feel Joyful: How To Manage Seasonal Depression
Holiday depression is a common condition triggered by seasonal events, which can be managed with small steps, social support, and professional help.
Community Rallies To Feed Families: Seattle Medium And Bennett Media Group Food Drive A Tremendous Success
The Seattle Medium and Bennett Media Group's annual food drive returned with overwhelming success, collecting thousands of food items to help families facing food insecurity during the holidays.
Seattle Soul‑Food Café Burglarized Just Before Launch Of Their Community Feeding Program
Simply Soulful, a Black-owned soul food restaurant in Seattle, was burglarized just hours before launching its community feeding program, but despite the damage, the owners opened for business and moved forward with the program to help those facing food insecurity.
Tulsa Race Massacre Survivor Viola Ford Fletcher Can Finally Rest
Viola Ford Fletcher, who held the distinction of being the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, passed away at 111. Her testimony before Congress in 2021 was pivotal in highlighting the atrocity and advocating for justice for its victims.
Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson Released From The Hospital After Treatment In The ICU
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a prominent civil rights leader, has been discharged from Northwestern Memorial Hospital following treatment for progressive supranuclear palsy. The Rainbow PUSH Organization confirmed that Jackson, who is 84, is currently in stable condition.
What Parents Should Know About Autism And Vaccines
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website has been revised to suggest a potential link between vaccines and autism, contradicting extensive scientific research that refutes such a connection. This change has sparked criticism from medical professionals and advocates, who argue that the update perpetuates misinformation.
