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Chad Frey
At this point, a nuclear Iran is probably the least bad option
As I write this, US president Donald Trump seems deep in his usual dither. Trump, according to the Wall Street Journal, “told senior aides late Tuesday [June 17] that he approved of attack plans for Iran, but was holding off to see if Tehran would abandon its nuclear program.”
Kansas Profiles: Smart Warehousing on the plains
How many deliveries were made across America today?
Anatomical Variations: Connecting Physicians and Anatomists
It’s remarkable how much anatomy education and medical practice overlap, yet anatomist-physician collaborations are often underutilized for improving student learning and patient care outcomes.
United Way’ hosts second ‘Serve Day’
This item first appeared online at thekansan.com
Community and business leader Bob Bunting passes away
Newton business and community leader Robert “Bob” Bunting, chairman of Bunting Magnetics, died Tuesday, June 17, surrounded by family. He was 76.
Tyner, Sometimes on Sunday, part of Summer Daze
Newton native Toby Tyner is exploring a new side of himself these days, and not just because he’s in a fairly new job.
Travel Tips for Seniors
Many older Americans plan to spend their golden years traveling, which is great. It keeps people physically and mentally healthy, improving brain function, and it’s fun.
Become a Mentor
With age comes wisdom, often enough, and plenty of life skills. Share those life skills with younger people to pass on some of that knowledge and make social connections that can keep you moving and healthy.
Rejoining the Workforce
While many seniors have worked their whole lives looking forward to retirement and not having to work every day, T. Rowe Price says millions of retirees have rejoined the work force, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic.