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Judith Clabes
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Editor and Publisher, Northern Kentucky Tribune
Lexington
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KY ranks third lowest in nation for seniors' health, well-being; access goes deeper than insurance - NKyTribune
By Judith Clabes Verified| Northern Kentucky Tribune Verified By Ben ChandlerFoundation for a Healthy KentuckyHaving access to quality health care is crucial for a person’s well-being. But it’s a complex issue that goes much deeper than having health insurance, and that’s reflected in the results of a recently released national study. In a state-by-state comparison of the overall health and well-being of our nation’s seniors (people 65 and older), Kentucky ranked 48th.
The River: Turning to an old-fashioned journal in the footlocker to spur some rich memories - NKyTribune
By Judith Clabes Verified| Northern Kentucky Tribune Verified The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with the river — from discovery to a way of love and life. This is a part of a long and continuing story. This story first appeared in August 2021. By Captain Don SandersSpecial to NKyTribuneWith the recent loss of my young steamboat buddy, Madison Berry, I have no confidants “in the know” within the fluvial community to keep me posted with the latest goings-on around the river.
KY ranks third lowest in nation for seniors' health, well-being; access goes deeper than insurance - NKyTribune
By Judith Clabes Verified| Northern Kentucky Tribune Verified By Ben ChandlerFoundation for a Healthy KentuckyHaving access to quality health care is crucial for a person’s well-being. But it’s a complex issue that goes much deeper than having health insurance, and that’s reflected in the results of a recently released national study. In a state-by-state comparison of the overall health and well-being of our nation’s seniors (people 65 and older), Kentucky ranked 48th.
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Northern Kentucky Tribune
Northern Kentucky's Newspaper
Lexington, United States
+1 513-324-4178