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The availability of locally-grown produce has never been better in our area. Permanent market buildings right at the growing sites, seasonal roadside stands with produce from Daviess County, weekly … [Read more...] about Seton Harvest Veggie Van Makes Produce More Accessible

Sr. Margaret O'Dwyer, D.C., representative of the Company of the Daughters of Charity at the U.N., told Global Sisters Report, "It is profoundly sad that there is a loss of a sense of the common … [Read more...] about Statement on Paris Agreement

Good dental hygiene is important not only for appearance but as well as health. However, it can be a bit hard on the pockets too. The Seton Center in Emmitsburg received a $20,000 grant that will be … [Read more...] about Seton Center Receives Grant to Help with Dental Program

Short in stature but never short of what her co-workers call “sports chutzpah,” Sister Natalie Marengo is Reicher Catholic High School’s biggest fan, they said. An Italian nun from Chicago, … [Read more...] about Sister Natalie Marengo Leaves Mark on Reicher

Despite its strong economy of the early 20th century, Pensacola fell well behind similar communities in facilities for delivering health care. A series of small, proprietary institutions had come and … [Read more...] about Pensacola Healthcare A Century in the Making