The sermons incorporate the steps used by many people to battle addiction issues. The series at Edgehill United Methodist Church will last through Easter.

William Watson celebrated the audiobook launch of Twelve Steps for White America for a United States of America.

A courtroom that’s traditionally austere was jovial in late February as Carol, a recovering addict going through Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court’s Family Recovery program, performed show-and-tell.

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Among fitness tracker users, the number 10,000 floats around a lot -- as in, try to walk a total of 10,000 steps (about 5 miles) every day, including all your regular daily activities.

The program is modeled after the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Step one is to admit that we are “powerless over internet and technology” and that our lives have become unmanageable.