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1 month ago | 
tcu360.com | Elle Wood
On today's update: The race to avoid a government shutdown this week, two astronauts stuck in Space are coming home and the checked bag fees coming to Southwest Airlines.
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2 months ago | 
tcu360.com | Elle Wood
On today's daily update: China's reaction to Trump's tariffs; foggy weather in DFW; and the birthday celebration on campus today.
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2 months ago | 
tcu360.com | Elle Wood
On today's daily update: hundreds are arrested in immigration raids; President Trump wants to rename Denali in Alaska; and RFK confirmation hearings are set to begin.
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2 months ago | 
tcu360.com | Elle Wood
Categories: Published Jan 26, 2025 This week on TCU News Now: A TCU student who lost her home in the Southern California wildfires shares her story; an update on the future of TikTok; and a look at President Trump’s executive orders signed just days into his new term.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
anythinggoeslifestyle.co.uk | Elle Wood
Towels are made to be absorbent, but when they’re just out of the washing machine, this means they can be holding nearly 1.5 litres of water when completely wet. Add your other laundry and bedding into the mix and you’ve got a lot of moisture evaporating into your rooms, if you’re drying clothes inside. Let’s face it, we have to deal with less-than-ideal conditions for drying clothes more often than not, so the alternative is drying clothing and bedding indoors.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
anythinggoeslifestyle.co.uk | Elle Wood
Using cold water by choice has been part of the human experience for millennia. Ancient Greeks and Romans were doing it as part of their public bathing daily. It was re-popularised in the 19th century in a more medical manner, aiming to help those with fevers. More recently, a focus on cold water has seen a resurgence from health influencers, trainers, and athletes alike. Each of our hairs is formed of overlapping cells, called the cuticle.
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Aug 28, 2024 | 
baytobaynews.com | Elle Wood
Nine students set their plates for a career in the culinary field, as they graduated from the Food Bank of Delaware’s Kitchen School on Wednesday in Milford.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
carper.senate.gov | Abigail Lee |Terry Rogers |Mark Fowser |Elle Wood
In Case You Missed It, last week, U.S. Senator Tom Carper, along with Senator Chris Coons and Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester (all D-Del.), announced a $5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to Delaware State University’s Wesley College of Health and Behavioral Science. This grant will support the Geriatric Workforce Education Program, which addresses gaps in Delaware’s senior care by increasing training for healthcare workers.
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May 24, 2024 | 
baytobaynews.com | Elle Wood
MILFORD – Literature can plant the seeds of knowledge. Andrew Scott, of Milford, became an author about two years ago after he resigned from Milford High School as a life skills teacher. He recently published “Could You Exercise With Me Please?” It is a children’s book that teaches children about health and fitness. The idea for this book came to him many years ago, but he never had the time to get idea on paper until recently. “I got the idea of this book about seven years ago,” said Mr. Scott.
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May 23, 2024 | 
baytobaynews.com | Elle Wood
MILFORD — Just in time for warm weather and the unofficial start of summer, the North Pole Creamery is scooping for the season. On Friday, the site officially began serving its inventory of locally made ice cream. It will be open Tuesdays through Sundays until an undetermined date in the fall. David Pickrell, North Pole’s owner, started the stand in 2020. His wife, Marcia Reed, owns Gallery 37: A Destination for Artful Living directly across the street.
