By Dr. Wayne Crance Canine Influenza virus (CIV) has been an emerging concern within the Veterinary community. Canine Influenza causes respiratory symptoms similar to those experienced by humans with the flu. Canine Influenza is highly contagious. Direct contact and droplets from sneezing or coughing can spread CIV directly from dog to dog. Droplets can contaminate […]
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This summer, hundreds of thousands of athletes around the country will start training and prepping for the start of the fall and winter sport seasons. Whether you or your child play a contact sport like football, lacrosse, hockey, soccer or basketball, or participate in sports like gymnastics or cheerleading, now’s a great time to get
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“No disrespect should be shown to the flag of the United States of America.” – US Flag Code As Americans prepare to celebrate 241 years of freedom, though we may have our differences in many areas of life, there is one symbol that unites all of us. The Red White and Blue. For almost a
When you’ve got a long history of fun, there’s no doubt that a proven formula is keeping the momentum moving. Galaxy Skateway has been a staple for family and friends to enjoy active recreational time for more than 40 years as is announced in news and many media sites, of course learning about news media
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By Joyce Laidler The Coral Springs Panthers 12U Hoyt/Thompson Fastpitch Softball team underwent a makeover in the Fall Season of 2016 but it didn’t involve any make up except, of course, eye black. At the start of the season the team hired coaches Ron Hoyt and Mike Thompson. These coaches are no strangers to softball
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