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Emporium Celebrates Second Anniversary P
almyra Real Food Emporium will host a two-year anni- versary celebration, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., May 11 and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., May 12. Stop in for food samples and door prizes, and take a tour of the gluten-free section, juice and raw bar, food and wellness library, the herb garden and more. Sup- pliers, vendors and wellness professionals will be on hand to provide information and answer questions.
The Emporium brings local, farm-fresh food and specialty products to residents of Central Pennsylvania. All products are organic, grass-fed, free-range and/or chemical/hormone-free, and many items are gluten-free.
Location: 707 E. Broad St., Palmyra. For more information, call 717-383-0028 or visit
PalmyraRealFood.com. See ad, page 17.
New COO Joins Farmers’ Market T
errence Downs has been named the chief operations officer for the Market & Penn Farmers’ Market, in York. His role will entail the marketing and management of the Farmers’ Market Company, as well as overseeing renovations and improvements of the historic market house building.
Downs is a native York resident, working in adaptive reuse and preservation efforts for various construction and architectural firms and in name for himself, responsible for the restoration of many landmarks and locations around York and Central Pennsyl- vania. A 1979 graduate of William Penn Senior High School and 1980 alumnus of York Technical Institute, he also is a 1998 graduate of Leader- ship York, and currently serves as co-chair of the nonprofit York Historic Farmers’ Market Association.
Terrence Downs
Location: 380 West Market St., York. For more information, email FarmersMarket-
Company@comcast.net or visit
PennStreetFarmersMarket.com.
Chris Turnpaugh
Turnpaugh Speaks at Brain Balance National Convention
owner of Brain Balance Center of Mechanicsburg, was a featured speaker at the Brain Balance Na- tional Convention held in Las Vegas
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last month. Turnpaugh presented to fellow Brain Balance partners, col- leagues and peers about childhood nutrition, functional medicine and its importance in relation to autism, ADD/ ADHD and developmental disorders in children and teens.
Brain Balance Achievement Cen- ters offer the Brain Balance Program in 30 nationwide locations. The program is an individualized and comprehensive approach to helping children with neu- robehavioral and learning difficulties surmount their unique challenges. “At Brain Balance, we believe that proper diet and nutrition are critical elements to the successful treatment of neurobe- havioral disorders,” says Turnpaugh. “We’ve discovered that proper nutri- tion goes hand-in-hand with fostering proper connections and improving function in the brain.”
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At the Y, strengthening community is our cause. The Y serves three crucial areas of focus: Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility to help individuals, families and communities learn, grow and thrive.
• 10,000 sq. ft. Wellness Center • 4 Pools, Including Indoor Water Park • Free Land & Water Aerobic Classes • Gymnasium & Indoor Track • Youth Wellness Center & Teen Center • Family Locker Room • FREE Babysitting
West Shore YMCA • (717) 737-9622 410 Fallowfield Road • Camp Hill, PA 17011-4900
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Turnpaugh received his bachelor’s degree in economics and pre-med from Bloomsburg University and is a 1995 graduate of Life Chiropractic College. In 1997, he became board certified in chiropractic neurology. In 2011, he opened the Brain Balance Center of Mechanicsburg to further serve the community of children with neurobe- havioral disorders.
Location: 5521 Carlisle Pike, Ste. A, Mechanicsburg. For more information, call 717-697-5340, email Mechan-
icsburg@BrainBalanceCenters.com or visit
BrainBalanceCenters.com for
Facebook.com/TurnpaughChiro. See ad, page 2.
r. Chris Turnpaugh,
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