By Cathy Milne on March 11, 2018
#CMJournlist, CDC, influenza, quit smoking, wash hands
Headlines, Healthy Living
The FDA issued a consumer advisory warning people to use caution when choosing an influenza remedy. As the terrible flu epidemic continues to ravish America, unapproved and fraudulent remedies promising relief began to surface. A record number of flu-related hospitalizations combined with an ever-growing death count has led to internet searches for medications or homeopathic treatments […]
By Cathy Milne on March 9, 2018
#CMJournalist, #MarioDay, Google Doodles, mario, Ms. Pac-man
Entertainment, Headlines
The iconic plumber and his cool go-cart will be guiding drivers using Google Maps. Nintendo and the technology giant have joined forces to celebrate National Mario Day, March 10th. The fun begins March 9, 2018, and continues for a week. When iOS and Android users open Google Maps they will find a new icon next to […]
By Cathy Milne on March 1, 2018
#CMJournalist, Conservation, coos bay, lily, South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve
Headlines, Science
Found only in the coastal marshes of Southern Oregon is the endangered Lilium occidentale commonly referred to as the Western Lily. These flowers only bloom once a year. The firey blooms grow in the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve in Coos Bay. It is the only known location where the flowers grow. Scientists are working to […]
By Cathy Milne on November 8, 2017
social
Healthy Living, Opinion
For older Americans using a boldly inclusive attitude is not always enough to accept today’s rapidly changing social environment. Media is flooded with seemingly odd characters who talk about not identifying as a male or female, bickering about whether or not rape is real, white guilt, reverse prejudice, and much more. Imagine being born in […]
By Cathy Milne on September 6, 2017
DACA
Breaking News, TV
Fifteen states and the District of Columbia filed suit against the Trump administration citing displeasure over the termination Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Two Northwestern states announced they joined the battle, on Sept. 6, 2017. In Oregon, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum kept to her word when she threatened this action during her speech […]
By Cathy Milne on September 3, 2017
food banks
Headlines, U.S. News
The number of people who live with hunger in the United States is astounding. Nearly 46 million, or 1 in 7, Americans depend on the services provided by food banks. Still, millions go to bed every night without a meal and not know if they will eat tomorrow. Food insecurity is difficult to detect. Most people […]
By Cathy Milne on September 2, 2017
premier
Opinion, Soccer, Sport
Barclays Premier League, English first division of soccer or simply Premier League is the name of the most important, best league of soccer in the world. On Monday, Aug. 15, 2017, the league celebrated its 25th birthday. How could a league so young consider itself the best? Premier is, in fact, the evolution of the oldest […]
By Cathy Milne on August 22, 2017
#CMJournalist, North Korea, Steve Mnuchin, US Treasury
Breaking News, World
The U.S. Treasury Department declared it levied sanctions against several companies and individuals in China and Russia who have ties to North Korea. The decision was made in part as an effort to isolate Kim Jong-un after his continued testing of intercontinental missiles and nuclear weapons. On Aug. 22, 2017, the sanctions against 10 businesses […]
By Cathy Milne on August 18, 2017
hangover party
Entertainment
Cathy Cash Entertainment presents another of their famous pool parties. On Aug. 25, 2017, Mandalay Bay’s Daylight Beach Club in Las Vegas, Nevada, will be the site of the Fight Weekend Hangover Party. This is certain to be an event to remember, with Iron Mike Tyson making a special appearance at the poolside party. Entertainers […]
By Cathy Milne on July 24, 2017
Genderqueer
Gay Voices, Headlines, U.S. News
B.R. Sanders identifies as a transgender woman who wants her three-year old son to be a queer like her so she can “have a way to bond with him,” she wrote in an op-ed published Wednesday, June 28, 2017. Sanders is in a polyamorous relationship and raises her son, Arthur, with her queer partners Jon […]