Because of where I work, (Serving Our Seniors) I am well aware of the number of older adults who have not been able to afford to stay connected to their utilities. For that reason, (and because I live in a Styrofoam home), I am especially interested in the price of natural gas and what it’s goin
none;text-autospace:none">Remember reading “The Little Engine That Could” when you were a child? Remember the Little Engine saying, “I think I can, I think I can?”
I just read a brief from the Center for Retirement Research that suggested most retired people should not carry a mortgage while retired. Based on Serving Our Seniors’ needs study of Erie County residents ages 55-62 and 65- 75, many are planning to have a mortgage while retired or do have and w
The yacht club battle presents a debate similiar to that which the country faced last year when the left and right political spectrum argued over whether to bail out the auto industry: The health of the corporate giant vs.
Don't think I don't plan on partaking in at least one Christmas in July festivity this weekend. I'm sure I will have to take photos of one event or another.
He had the stature of a working man, with big calloused hands and a lively disposition. We started talking when we were both in the buffet line at a wedding reception, five or more years ago.
"That guy" who makes the editorial cartoons for the Sandusky Register has relesed another one:
Questions:
1. Does "that guy" think the panel would be a "dream team" because the fantasy commission would result in endless comic fodder for an editorial cartoonist?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer ran an editorial Saturday urging U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Toledo, and other officials to fight hard to build a runway to serve NASA Plum Brook Station.
There was a provoking comment on my last blog from “Cross” who expressed displeasure in “well-off” senior citizens using a lot of health care services while the middle class person has to get by with less.
City budget issues come last in this article. This post must leave you with the feeling of urgency that city commissioners should've felt a year ago...