Public Health in Florida’s History
By Ben Gunter, Theater with a Mission (TWAM) From 1564-1565 – 455 years ago – Jacques LeMoyne lived in Florida, recording life in a French Huguenot settlement near present-day Jacksonville. LeMoyne’s drawings include a picture called “Mode of Treating the…
I ask, would you like a mask?
By Deborah DeSilets When you kiss, hug, breathe, or snore you release vapor droplets into the air. Doctors warn that the SARS Coronavirus 2 lives such vapor droplets and causes a COVID 19 disease in the Type II lung cells:…
This Abril, don’t be a Fool!
By Bohemian Babushka HolaHolaHola Beautifuls! This Corona Virus is no joke. Y’all know Babushka sees the humor in almost everything, but the sickness, suffering and deaths no es nada comico. Hopefully by now everyone is taking this seriously and staying…
LeMoyne and Public Health
“Mode of Treating the Sick” “Their way of curing diseases is as follows: They put up a bench or platform of sufficient length and breadth for the patient, as seen in the plate, and let the sick person upon it…
U.S. Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program
U.S. Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program By Antonio Jefferson, President/CEO, Big Bend Minority Chamber of Commerce This program is a loan program, but there is an opportunity in the program for loan forgiveness. The Paycheck Protection Program is designed…
Come Celebrate the Chain of Parks Art Festival’s 20th Anniversary!
Come Celebrate the Chain of Parks Art Festival's 20th Anniversary! ¡Ven a celebrar el 20o Aniversario del Festival de Arte de la Cadena de Parques! By Powell K. Kreis Come Celebrate the Chain of Parks Art Festival's 20th Anniversary! -…
A Tale of Two Horses
By Ben Gunter Two horses. Two worlds. Both coming together in Tallahassee on April 26. The horse with the rider in a 17th-century cape is named Suwannee Love. She is a four-legged ambassador from Spanish La Florida. The horse with the rider wearing the…