July is “National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month,” and for those of us who have lost friends, family to suicide, it’s a stark reminder that mental health is every bit as important as physical health.
The summer of 1902 in Brooklyn, New York, wasn’t just hot; it was wet, heavy, suffocating. Like South Padre in August at noon with no offshore breeze.
Those Hidalgo County residents who value water, its availability, have to hope and pray that the AI debacle now seen in Cameron County never lands here.
July has started and it already promises to be a long, hot summer with limited opportunities to enjoy the outdoors without being sacrifice to the “overzealous” heat. Cinderella Pet Rescue has a few ideas for you to make your summertime more fun, good for your health and give a loving homeless dog a loving home at the same time.
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