Psychiatric Tales : eleven graphic stories about mental illness Darryl Cunningham Darryl Cunningham is himself a sufferer of mental illness as he has had to combat depression and anxiety through many of his childhood and adult years. His time working as a health care provider and on psychiatric wards – […]
On April 23, 2012 as a result of an ambulance request at a residence on Grove Street , Officer Rowin charged a 17 year old Franklin Lakes resident with the possession of drug paraphernalia and with being under the influence of suspected heroin. He was subsequently released into the custody […]
“Equally important, schools, community groups, local governments and local businesses participate in the cleanups funded by these grants, boosting community spirit and civic pride.”
At the risk of losing all of our readers in Cleveland, Ohio, The Oakland Journal is issuing a travel advisory on Cleveland . This is do to the arrest of 5 individuals plotting to blow up a Cleveland bridge. Yes, they have been arrested, but other figures in the conspiracy may still […]
In honor of Mother Goose Day, May 1, here are some new twists on the old classics reviewed by Andrea Elson of the Oakland Public Library! Builder Goose : It’s construction rhyme time! by Boni Ashburn Taking a construction spin on classic nursery rhymes, Ashburn recreates 22 familiar rhymes with […]
A Mother’s Acceptance of a Picky Eater By Veronica MacDonald Ditko An Accidental Anthropologist When I had a newborn, I invited a friend over for lunch. Her son was about 18 months older than mine. She gave him chocolate milk. I thought to myself, “I’m not going to give my […]
