By Norah Machia When she was 13 years old, Ellen Somers volunteered to visit with the elderly residents of a nearby nursing home. As she spent time interacting with them, she began to observe varying degrees of memory loss, and...
Category: Cover Story
Cover – Cydney Johnson: Following in Father’s Footsteps, Namesake Champions Youth, Education in Syracuse
By Cheryl Abrams First and/or middle names can be familial or historical, reflecting one’s identity and place in the world. A given name can be deeply personal and help shape a child’s profound sense of self and belonging. So imagine...
Cover Story – Johanna Keller: An Artist Reflects on Life, Change, and The Miracle of Art
“I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way in which a human being can share with another the sense of what it is to be a human being.” ― Oscar Wilde By Kate...
Cover Story – Angela Flynn: Entrepreneur, Wife, Mother of Four
By Kate Hanzalik “I have a lot of energy. My mom will tell you that,” says Angela Flynn. “She describes me as the child who walked through the door, but I didn’t even make it in the door. I threw...
Cover Story – Diamond Marie and Lola Alao: Therapists with a Higher Perspective
“No one, no heart, is immune to the adversities of life.” -Lee Harris, author of Energy Speaks By Kate Hanzalik If you’re living with depression, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common mental health conditions in the...