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SaddleBrooke Caregivers United
We are most pleased to share that we are beginning Year 2026 with a program looking at Parkinson’s Disease and its many challenges for both the patient and the caregiver(s). Jennae Fenton for the Southwest Parkinson Organization will be our featured speaker, and there will be time for questions and answers following her presentation. Many of our SaddleBrooke residents face the challenges of Parkinson’s Disease or other neurological afflictions that have many of the same characteristics.
SaddleBrooke Caregivers United
SaddleBrooke Caregivers United will next meet at our customary spot at the HOA 1 Arts and Crafts Center, Rm 4 at 10.m. on Saturday, February 14. We are most excited to welcome Dr. Rose Bricker, whose practice, Blue Lemon Therapy is located on La Cholla Blvd. "Dr. Rose" will be present on the topic of stress, anxiety and self-care for caregivers.
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Webinar: Elevating your social media content with Adobe Express
Social media is a vital tool to help charities reach new audiences, communicate with supporters and beneficiaries, and raise awareness of their cause. Yet, in a busy online world, it’s easy for marketing campaigns to get lost in the crowd. How can charities ensure that their organisation stands out? In this webinar, Senior Product Manager at Adobe, Andy Lambert will go through the strategies, tips and tricks needed to create standout campaigns.
Letter to the editor - Citizens consistent in opposition to proposed truck stop
To the editor: Thank you, Planning Commission! A big thank you to the Planning Commission for their decision on August 8th to deny Love’s rezoning and conditional use permit application! The hearing room was packed with citizens despite being under a state of emergency from the remnants of a hurricane. The Commissioners listened for almost ninety minutes to our concerns. Thank you.
Letter to the editor - Truck stop doesn’t fit with comp plan
To the Editor, I know-growth needs to happen in designated growth zones as determined by Louisa County’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan. But here is my problem. Just because the county has decided to put growth along the interstate to protect the rural nature of the rest of the county, doesn’t mean they have to allow any business to come! Gum Spring is not where regional services, like a truck stop, are supposed to be placed according to that plan.
To the editor - What is county thinking with truck stop?
To the editor, Big county ambitions but poor planning are setting Gum Spring up for big trouble. With a little digging, it’s easy to find that the other Central Virginia Love’s truck stops: Ruther Glen on I-95, New Kent on I-64, and South Hill on I-85 have public water and sewer. The stop near the NC boarder on I-95 does not but it is a truly rural area with a large open pit mine nearby. It is not a community like Gum Spring.
Letter to the editor - We can do better
We can do better To the editor: I’m deeply concerned that a Love’s Truck Stop is not the business Louisa County needs to set the standard for development in Gum Spring. Sure, I care about light and noise pollution and the dangers on Rt. 522, as expressed by my neighbors at the recent community meeting. But I also have a significant economic concern for the county as a whole. We’ve all watched the growth of Zion Crossroads, a beautiful area for people working in Charlottesville.
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Paradoxical: The Link Between Mental Health And Oxygen
Utah has long been touted at being the happiest state in America, while paradoxically ranking amongst the highest in the nation for suicides and anti-depressant use. Long-standing theories on why this trend effects Utah and other nearby states have ranged from cultural influences to rural living and higher rates of gun ownership.
Cip29 is phosphorylated following activation of the DNA damage response in Xenopus egg extracts
Acting through a complex signalling network, DNA lesions trigger a range of cellular responses including DNA repair, cell cycle arrest, altered gene expression and cell death, which help to limit the mutagenic effects of such DNA damage. RNA processing factors are increasingly being recognised as important targets of DNA damage signalling, with roles in the regulation of gene expression and also more directly in the promotion of DNA repair.
Scientists Map Public Opinion On Climate Change
Peter Howe is an assistant professor in the department of environment and society at Utah State University. Though current public opinion polls are good at telling us about what the country as a whole thinks about climate change, Howe and his colleagues at Yale University were interested in looking at the differences between places. “We wanted to look at how public opinion about climate change varies across the country,” Howe said.
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