Travel & Visitors Guide - April 28, 2009
Sundara offers sanctuary of relaxation, rejuvenation
Let's just get one thing straight: a trip to The Wisconsin Dells doesn't have to include water slides. It can, in fact, include so much pampering and relaxation that the sound of bellowing children -- and the very thought of a water slide -- is a hazy memory. Sundara Inn & Spa can make this happen.
Tags: sundara, wisconsin dells, massage, new age, organic, facial, healthy, ritual

Dining - Aug. 19, 2007
Cancer Society publishes cookbook
The American Cancer Society published "The Great American Eat-Right Cookbook," on Aug. 16.
Tags: Cancer Society, cookbook, healthy, recipes, Great American Eat-Right Cookbook

Dining - Feb. 23, 2007
Healthy dining at Sake Tumi
There’s really no better time to begin a healthy dining program than at the start of the new year when everyone is motivated and still committed to their New Years weight loss resolutions. Our first culinary adventure takes us to that stylish little Japanese restaurant at 714 N. Milwaukee St., Sake Tumi
Tags: sake tumi, sushi, healthy

Marketplace - July 31, 2006
Milwaukee's natural food store guide
More than a place to score tofu and incense, today's natural food store offers delicious edibles and unique products that appeal to vegetarians and meat-eaters alike.
Tags: vegetarian, outpost, beans and barley, exercise, healthy

Marketplace - June 22, 2005
Hybrid and biodiesel cars offer alternative to gas guzzlers
We're hearing more and more about hybrid vehicles and cars running on french fry oil, but are these really the answer to our resource problems? Local experts provide multiple perspectives.
Tags: biodiesel, hybrid, DNR, clean air, healthy, prius, toyota, insight

Kids & Family - Feb. 9, 2004
United Way strives for healthier girls
The United Way's Healthy Girl's Project helps area teenaged girls, specifically those living in underserved areas, make the sometimes difficult transition into womanhood. The program was launched last year.
Tags: United way, girls, woment, healthy

Marketplace - Oct. 27, 2002
Milwaukee physicians praise Chinese practices
For centuries, the Chinese have used herbs to cure and prevent illness, and to embrace peacefulness and wellness. More and more people -- including many Milwaukeeans -- are turning to Eastern practices or combining them with Western medicine to proactively ensure good health.
Tags: Chinese, Eastern medicine, yoga, healthy