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By Amber McCullough

By Marla Boone

You may have seen our activities this month celebrating March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. At the Shelby County Board of Developmental Disabilities, we strive to remind our community that we are all better when we include everyone. This month we celebrated by including our local libraries in Shelby County. We paired staff members up with an individual served and visited library story times across the county to share a book called “You Are Enough,” written by Sofia Sanchez. The author has Down Syndrome and shares a message about inclusion. If you haven’t read it, you definitely want to check it out and share it with your family.

Last week we delivered a big win for Ohio: the investment necessary to complete the historic Intel project in New Albany.

By James McGuire

By Marla Boone

We know corporations are constantly finding new ways to charge customers more and boost their profits. Every time Ohioans check out at the store, they aren’t just paying for their groceries, they’re paying for corporate stock buybacks and executive bonuses.

Editor’s note: This is the final Dear Dietitian column as the writer has made the decision to conclude the column.

Can you guess what the following statements refer to? “The connoisseurship of —— offers, from time to time, investigations as fascinating and complex as a detective story.” As a follow-up, “His motives were mixed.” And from another page, “In this connection the small wicker basket is revealing.”

Dear Dietitian,