Michelle Cerone of Webster, N.Y. loved riding her motorcycle. A passion that sprung from years riding with her husband, Michelle started riding her own bike more than six years ago. Read More »
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I am so excited to meet a new group of helpers tonight! I’m hosting a training session for “Honey’s Helpers,” a group of dedicated volunteers who help me create “buzz” about organ and tissue donation.
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National Donor Sabbath, taking place Nov. 11-13, is an annual celebration that gives religious communities the opportunity to show their support for organ and tissue donation. Read More »
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One local biker who has been touched by Live On. Ride On. is Aaron Shirk. Each year he promotes the campaign with his “Duane Shirk Memorial Poker Run” to honor his father, who gave the ‘Gift of Life.’ Here’s what Aaron has to say about his father and what riding means to him: Read More »
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TNT’s “Leverage” is one of the few shows my husband and I watch together. The series is about a group of former thieves, hackers and the like who left their sordid pasts behind and now work for the greater good.
I was excited to settle into the couch recently to catch up on a few episodes on our DVR. When we started watching the episode from Aug. 21 I immediately knew I was going to have to take notes. Read More »
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Hoy marca el principio del Mes del Patrimonio Hispano, una celebración de la libertad de la comunidad hispánico en los Estados Unidos. El evento anual, que ocurre el 15 de septiembre hasta el 15 de octubre, conmemora conjuntamente la independencia de Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras y Nicaragua, todos observados en el 15 de septiembre, también como México y Chile, los dos ambos países que obtenidos la independencia en septiembre. Read More »
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Today marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, a celebration of freedom for the Hispanic community in the U.S. The annual event, which runs from Sept. 15 – Oct. 15, jointly commemorates the independence of Cost Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, all observed on Sept. 15, as well as Mexico and Chile, both countries that gained independence in September. Read More »
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Whether it was growing up a Buckeye fan, supporting Ohio State as an undergrad at Syracuse University, or choosing Ohio State’s College of Pharmacy for graduate school – this university has always played a part in my life. However, I never thought it would play as big a role as it does today. Read More »
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Chilly mornings, changing leaves, an energy in the air – fall is almost here. It is my favorite time of year in Ohio, not only for the weather, but as an Ohio State alum, I’m anxiously anticipating Buckeye football!
The team has a lot to prove on the field after a tough summer. Ohio has a lot to prove off the field too. We are taking on the ‘team up north’ in the Read More »
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Waiting to Ride On
By Bill Laing, double lung transplant candidate In 1994, I started having trouble breathing and a lung biopsy in 1996 revealed I had sarcoidosis, a condition that causes the immune system to attack the lungs. For the next 15 years I was able to manage and live with the disease, but in December 2009, my [...]
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