Falling back: How turning the clocks affects our health and outlook
Every year, when we turn the clocks back and Daylight Saving Time comes to an end, I can’t help but feel a little pang of sadness. Like so many of us who live at the shore, I cherish the long summer days; the sunset walks on the beach, the evening bike rides along the...
ADHD parent support group offers connection, support for the journey
Family Tides When Morgan Orlowski’s son was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) at age 4, she knew how fortunate she was to have a strong circle of support. Now, Orlowski is supporting other parents and reminding them they’re not alone on...
Have a healthy, safe and happy Halloween
Ghosts, goblins and superheroes will soon fill our neighborhoods as Halloween approaches. For many families, it’s one of the most exciting nights of the year; a time for creativity, community and, of course, sweet goodies. While it is a fun tradition, a few simple...
What you ‘knee-d’ to know about meniscus tears
Views from the Shore Whether you’re watching NFL games, college football, international soccer or high school showdowns under the lights, one injury keeps making headlines: the meniscus tear. As athletes of all levels take the field this season, you’ll hear about it...
West Nile virus detected in Port Republic mosquito sample
A mosquito pool sample collected from St. John’s Lane in Port Republic has tested positive for West Nile virus. The sample was collected on Oct. 9 and confirmed positive on Oct. 15. West Nile virus is most prevalent during late summer and early fall. The risk...
