Distracted driving is deadly
Motor vehicle accidents involving a distracted driver kill thousands of people each year on roadways. Read More
Motor vehicle accidents involving a distracted driver kill thousands of people each year on roadways. Read More
Not everyone has a will upon their death, and that’s perfectly fine.Read More
Environmental noise can have negative effects on human health and well-being.
Story & photo by Susan Grady
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs
Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter, commander of the U.S. Army Installation Management Command and the Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management, visited U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart June 26 during a five-day tour of Army installations in Germany.
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Did you know that June is Men’s Health Month? If you are a man, you have most likely seen a doctor out of necessity, but when confronted with specific questions about men’s health, you may have some shortcomings.Read More
The last time the Patch High School men’s basketball team won a European
championship, Panthers starting small forward John Robinson hadn’t even
started kindergarten. Read More
Patch High School senior Isaac McIlvene pins his opponent during the
Department of Defense Dependents Schools Eastern Sectional wresting
tournament held Feb. 9 in the PHS gym. McIlvene, undefeated for the
season, took first in the 126-pound class. Read More
Do you have a legal question you would like to see answered in a future edition of The Citizen? If so, contact “Ask a JAG.”Read More
Despite a disappointing loss against Wiesbaden in the semifinals last
year, the Patch High School football team has high hopes for bringing
home the 2012 Division I crown.Read More
The opportunity to compete in the 2012 Paralympic Games and to represent
the United States in front of huge crowds has been a humbling
experience, according to U.S. Paralympic swimmer Navy Lt. Bradley
Snyder. Snyder spoke during a news conference in London Sept. 5, two
days before the one-year anniversary of losing his sight in Afghanistan.Read More
Technology is bringing back a version of patient-friendly, old-world medicine through the simple use of secure email.Read More
Thirty-four competitors flexed with poise during the fifth annual U.S.
Army Garrison Stuttgart European Bodybuilding and Figure Championship
Aug. 25, persuasively engaging one glistening deltoid at a time for an
appreciative sold-out audience. “A lot of people really admire the
hard work, dedication and discipline these performers put in the gym and
toward their bodies,” said Marie Smith, a dedicated crossfit athlete
who brought her young sons to watch the evening show at the Patch
Fitness Center. Read More
August has been designated as National Immunization and Influenza Vaccination Awareness Month. Read More
Lyme disease and tick-borne encephalitis are common to Germany and, in some areas such as Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, are prevalent.
But all can be prevented with some simple precautions.
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