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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness MonthColorectal cancer remains the second deadliest cancer in the U.S. due to several key factors despite its preventability and treatability. One significant issue is the lack of awareness and education about the importance of regular screenings. Many people are either unaware of the recommended screening guidelines or underestimate the risks of colorectal cancer. Additionally, disparities in healthcare access play a crucial role; individuals in underserved communities may face barriers such as cost, transportation, or lack of healthcare facilities, leading to lower screening rates. Cultural stigmas and fear associated with the screening process also deter people from getting checked. Delays in diagnosis mean that by the time symptoms appear, the cancer may have progressed to an advanced stage, making treatment more difficult. Organizations like the Alliance are pivotal in addressing these challenges by advocating for increased awareness, improving access to screenings, and funding research to improve prevention and treatment strategies. This March, consider joining efforts to spread the word and support initiatives aimed at reducing the impact of colorectal cancer.
2019 Line Mountain Vehicular Career Day
On 9/24/2019, our crew had a chance to visit the kiddos of the Line Mountain Elementary School for a Vehicular Career Day.
Thank You Line Mountain School District for inviting us to participate in such an enjoyable event! |
St. Patrick's Day, celebrated on March 17th, has transformed from its origins into a vibrant celebration of Irish culture. While initially commemorating the life of Saint Patrick, the day has come to embrace a variety of traditions that highlight Irish heritage. Festivities typically include lively parades, the wearing of green clothing, and various public events that showcase Irish music, dance, and cuisine. This occasion is recognized globally, inviting not only those of Irish descent but also anyone who enjoys the spirited atmosphere to join in the celebration of Irish traditions and community.
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