Love and Hate
The ups, downs and overall delights of parenthood
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05/14/13Barbara Eskridge Talks the Importance of Cancer Screenings and SupportThis local cancer survivor discusses her own diagnosis and how it changed the course of her life. |
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05/14/13Breast Cancer Receives National and Local Attention Before Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure DetroitActress Angelina Jolie shines light on this disease, while BLAC Detroit Hometown Hero Barbara Eskridge raises local awareness – just in time for the race on Saturday, May 18, 2013. |
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05/14/13Craft Roundup: 'Make It' Your Own ProjectsFrom a duct tape bag to washi tape flowers, kids put their personalized spin on any of these cool DIY tutorials – or try all four on for size! |
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05/14/13Corporate Connections Looks to Match Small-Business Services with CorporationsWomen's Business Enterprise Council–Great Lakes hopes to pair small-business services with corporations at two May 2013 events. |
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05/14/13Can Eating Boogers Boost Kids' Immunity to Illness?A Canadian biochemistry professor asks if pathogens from dried mucus have health benefits. A Detroit doctor weighs in on this – and a Swedish study about parents' spit on babies' pacifiers. |
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05/13/13BLAC Detroit Style Gallery: Afro-CubanGet ready to rumba with these styles from local boutiques. |
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05/13/13FDA Approves Plan B One-Step 'Morning After Pill' for Ages 15 and UpThe emergency contraceptive pill is now available over-the-counter for younger girls. Experts voice support, concern and prevention in complex debate. |
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05/13/13Seen Photo Gallery: VegFest in NoviCheck out this gallery of shots from this annual event in Novi, which welcomed NBA champ John Salley. Posted at 04:55 PM | Permalink |
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05/13/13Memorial Weekend Events in Southeast MichiganFamilies can celebrate the holiday weekend with parades, festivals and activities for all ages May 23-27, 2013. Here are highlights for parents and kids! |
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05/13/13How to Save Money for College in Small, Simple WaysSaving $25 (or more) every month to put toward your kid's future tuition rates is very doable. Here are 20 steps to help parents get started. |










