This weekend, the United States surpassed China for most reported Covid-19 cases. As of this morning, over 123,000 people have been infected, and our country has had over 2,000 deaths. I’m not going to make this political, but there is a political component I would like to highlight. Like most people, I am confused, scared, […]
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My Dad passed away November 13, 2014 after unexpected kidney failure caused by a response to an embolism. In the five years since his passing, between October 19th and November 15th, (the weeks that remind me of hospitalization, life altering decision making, and funeral planning) there is a grey haze over my normally sunny disposition;
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Earlier this month, I attended a leadership training geared towards local elected officials from across North Carolina. Throughout my career, I have often found myself to be the youngest in the room, and this situation was no exception; I was surrounded by County Commissioners and Board of Education leaders, 15 to 20 years my senior.
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This morning, I opened the box that contained my freshly printed WNY People Development business cards. My fingers tingled as I tore through the packing tape; I honestly felt like a kid on Christmas. As I pulled out a handful, my heart burst with excitement; I was incredibly proud to now have an item I
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