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Making the Workplace Work for All

By Liam McKenna woods.org, January 13, 2023 Woods Services resident Patrick feels blessed to be where he’s at in his career. Woods has recognized and fostered his skills. “I work with people who can’t talk, so I want to learn sign language,” Patrick said. “I want to...

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The Woods Schools Ready for the Bell to Ring on New Year

With the seasons changing and the calendar turning to September, a new school year is upon us. We know this year will feature exceptional student and staff achievements at the Woods Schools. Mary O’ Neill, the Vice President of Education, spoke with us about her expectations for the 2021-2022 academic calendar.

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Woods Winter Wonderland Welcomes Langhorne Community

by Liam McKenna Woods' World, December 23, 2019 Together with our community, Woods celebrated the holidays during our third-annual Winter Wonderland on Dec. 6 and 7. Hundreds joined our Woods family as we shared holiday fun from free visits and photos with Santa to...

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Ageism in the Eyes of FOX

by Liam McKenna Fresh FOX Content, August 17, 2017 Let’s abolish ageism. Ageism is when people make judgments solely based on age. “I’m [pick a number] years old. Who’s going to hire someone that old?” That’s probably the most common reference we see to ageism in...

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Taking Stock of Socks

Let’s read about what could perhaps be the biggest shift in sock fashion since Chris Webber, Jalen Rose and the rest of Michigan basketball’s famous fab five founded the black sock movement of the 1990s. Head over to B&B Department stores, Farias or a number of other clothing shops on the Island, and there will be socks of all sorts.

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WWII Liberator and Survivor Reunite

On May 2, 1945, two lives crossed paths as the Army liberated the concentration camp. On May 23, these lives crossed paths once more at Surf City’s annual Memorial Day service in Veteran’s Memorial Park.

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