Grilled Pineapple and Banana Recipes
Grilling fruit is a fun way to keep kids interested in eating healthy.

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Produce vouchers available to qualifying seniors on June 1
Beginning June 1, older Iowans may purchase fresh, locally-grown produce with the help of the Iowa Seniors Farmers Market Nutrition Program.

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Portland Chef Joins the First Lady on Obesity Battle
A Portland chef is sharpening his knives as well as his skills before a trip to the White House. read more

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Durham students get pumped up for fitness
Durham Elementary students started the week off right with a pep rally focused on physical fitness. Students are working on becoming “Dragon Strong.”

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Furry foursome found in camper
Store Manager Darel Peitzmeier could have sworn he heard kittens crying in Apache Camper Center’s storage lot in Lincoln, but he couldn’t see a thing and strong winds made it hard to pinpoint the plaintive meows.

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Community Calendar
By Robinson Newspapers Staff The print deadline for calendar submissions is two weeks before the date of the event to be publicized. Email calendar@ballardnewstribune.com, or to get it posted online immediately, email michaelh@robinsonnews.com. Salmon Bay Eagles Steak Dinner 5216 20th Ave N.W. 206.783.7791. Saturday, June 5, 6 p.m.-8 p.m. The …

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LETTER: Governor’s healthy idea
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Organize projects for summer
Summer is a great time to kick back and enjoy the simple things. Capture fireflies, run after the ice-cream truck or simply pour a tall glass of lemonade and grab the latest best seller. You can spend summer being as carefree as you want to be. While it’s definitely one of the best times of the year to relax, recharge and renew, it doesn’t have to be defined by doing absolutely nothing. In fact …

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Get organized in summer
Summer is a great time to kick back and enjoy the simple things.

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Grandma’s Two Cents Now Available
Engaging Book is an Official Entry at this Year’s American Library Association Annual Book Exhibit

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Health books: “So Stressed,” “The Mayo Clinic Diet,” “What Do I Eat Now?” and “Revive”
The holidays are over and those New Year’s resolutions include eating right and losing at least 10 pounds. Now you’ve got to do it. But how? There are plenty of new books on the market that want to help. Here are just a few.

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Millville author to discuss book
PHILADELPHIA — Beverly Hughes of Millville, author of ‘Hidden Among the Petals,’ will discuss her book from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, May 29, at the Paul Robeson House, 4949 Walnut St.

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Oklahoma Health Department Urges Meningococcal Vaccine This Summer
The Oklahoma State Department of Health is urging parents to have their children vaccinated against bacterial meningitis before kids leave for summer camp or college. Oologah Meningitis Survivor Eating Solid Food, Playing Video Games

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Colin Farrell reveals how he ‘surrendered’ to love
LOS ANGELES—“I remember the day,” Colin Farrell declared in an exaggerated manner, smiling as he answered a reporter’s question on when he realized that he “had to surrender” to love.

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Choose happy foods, not foods that make you sad
“Grab the ice cream and bring on the chocolate!” While this may be a typical response to a bad mood for many, studies have shown that eating junk food can actually make you feel even worse.

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