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The response to any emergency will be determined by your preparedness, the time frame you have for reaction, and your physical and emotional state.

Emergency preparedness demands that one consider mitigation of risk – it’s not prevention but the identification of means to reduce the occurrence or impact of the results of an emergency.

So what should you actually do to plan for emergencies?

One aspect of Scouting was always planning what to do in case of an emergency.  The BSA motto, Be Prepared, is the epitome of this philosophy.

When we think about work ethic, we often think of the adult who works one or more jobs so she can support her family, pay all her bills, and live “responsibly.”

Today's SpokaneFāVS Coffee Talk will be on Gender Expression.

SpokaneFāVS is pleased to welcome the Rev. Curtis Seidel to its team of writers. Seidel is currently serving as a priest at Our Lady of Lourdes Cathedral, the Mother Church of the Catholic Diocese of Spokane.