Runner’s High: Clare Flannery finishes strong in Boston, in life
Through a dense mental fog, Clare Flannery remembers hearing the emergency room doctor say, “We’re losing her.” Those words from… Read More
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Through a dense mental fog, Clare Flannery remembers hearing the emergency room doctor say, “We’re losing her.” Those words from… Read More
Lynn Reigle always dreamed of dancing, soaking up every step from her perch on the couch in front of the… Read More
In 2014 at a Baltimore 10K race, runner Teresa Meskey witnessed “two dudes in kilts” pushing a child in a… Read More
Amethyst is believed by many to be a gemstone with properties of transformation—transmuting dark energies into lighter energies. Nestled in… Read More
This is not a story about Christian Pulisic, the Hershey native who became the first American-born man to play in… Read More
What happened in college is staying in college for Joe Kirkenir. “I was active in a fraternity,” said Kirkenir of… Read More
Each new year, Americans famously renew those promises to shed pounds and tone muscles, but some health experts say finding… Read More
Facebook, maligned by many, can also turn merry. As a Lower Paxton neighborhood group discovered, it can actually be a… Read More
Elysa Springer of Harrisburg says she turns into Eeyore every winter. Winnie-the-Pooh’s friend—a gloomy gray donkey—epitomizes how she feels, as… Read More
Like many pursuits, mountain biking is sort of an all-or-nothing venture. If you’re not into it, you may not know… Read More
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