Over the past decade, there has been a growing concern among American consumers about the association between synthetically produced hormones in dairy products and the possible health effects on cows and humans. At New Frontiers Natural Marketplace, part of our mission is to educate ourselves and … [Read more...] about Synthetic Hormones in Dairy
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Becoming a Leader
You may be the boss, but are you a leader? Bosses order, leaders persuade. People obey bosses. People follow leaders. Being bossed brings drudgery. Being led brings fulfillment. Bosses order people about using carrots and sticks, coercing their underlings to do what the boss wants. In some cases, … [Read more...] about Becoming a Leader
Building a Strong Workforce
A healthy local economy has one major driving force behind it: a strong and educated workforce. Skills learned by students at our county’s 35 schools prepare our children and young adults to continue their education, whether by seeking a degree at Northern Arizona University, Coconino Community … [Read more...] about Building a Strong Workforce
Hey Pard’ner
Here in the Wild West (we still think that way, don’t we), doing for ourselves has a long tradition. In the early days of the American republic, we couldn’t always rely on Washington, D.C. to lend a helping hand. Not because we didn’t want the help. It was just a heck of a long way between there and … [Read more...] about Hey Pard’ner
Tinnitus, or Ringing in the Ears
Over 50 million people are bothered by tinnitus, and approximately 20 percent of those people are severely affected by it. Tinnitus is a sound that is heard without any external stimulation. It can be high or low-pitched; it may sound like humming, clicking, buzzing, whistling, chirping … [Read more...] about Tinnitus, or Ringing in the Ears
Peru – Part II
Pisac, in the Sacred Valley, is famous for its amazing market. Local women come down from their villages to trade and sell their goods. The market has about 120 different types of potatoes, a variety of grains, vegetables, fruits and the best avocados! The food market is a great opportunity to … [Read more...] about Peru – Part II
Knowing Family History
Relatives enjoy gathering for Thanksgiving and the holidays. They gather to enjoy great food and to stay connected. This inherent connection follows us, especially when it comes to our health. Like the tendency for blue eyes, our parents and grandparents can pass on a predisposition to disease. … [Read more...] about Knowing Family History
Relationship Marketing In Action
Like so many people nowadays, I was feeling a little uneasy about how the current and future state of our economy would impact my retirement. Horror stories about people who have lost their life savings or have seen their investments plummet left me and my husband worried that our nest egg would go … [Read more...] about Relationship Marketing In Action
Proposed Changes to City Ordinances
I am proposing some changes in City ordinances that will affect your business and your home. I am hoping I will have Council support; we will see. Sales Tax and Family Leases If you personally own a building and lease it to your corporation, the City charges you 1.7 percent sales … [Read more...] about Proposed Changes to City Ordinances
Writing Parents’ Wills
I don’t do wills but I know people who do. I have told this to my mom several times but she keeps asking me to modify my parents’ will. I told her I have a conflict of interest and that after they die, I want to continue talking to my 10 siblings and not have to hang out with them in court. I like … [Read more...] about Writing Parents’ Wills