Despite the benefits of assisted living and nursing homes, many people worry about their loved ones staying there. It’s true that some institutions have developed a poor reputation over the years, butRead More…
When it comes to electric scooters, you have the option of picking either a new scooter or a used one. Both options have their pros and cons, and you have to considerRead More…
Reading helps people learn and understand new information. It also helps them develop their creativity and critical thinking skills. In addition, reading can have many benefits for a person’s mental health. One ofRead More…
The holidays are often touted as being “the most wonderful time of the year,” but some people are left feeling stressed out, burned-out, and counting the days until the holidays are overRead More…
A sprained ankle is a common type of injury that occurs if your ankle suddenly rolls in or out, causing the ankle joint to move out of place. There are two typesRead More…
January 18, 2019LifestyleTeri Hatland You’re young, you’re void of responsibilities, and you’re enjoying studying before you finally settle down to the often daunting prospect of becoming employed. It’s safe to say thatRead More…
As the country reopens, family schedules are inching toward their pre-lockdown levels of busyness. Sports, extracurricular activities, school, work and social commitments all leave families looking for ways to save time, moneyRead More…
By plane, boat and foot, 2 billion COVID-19 vaccines are making their way to some of the most remote corners of the globe as part of the largest and fastest vaccine operation in history.Read More…
Growing up as an immigrant in Hell’s Kitchen, on the West Side of New York City, the odds of Jaime Casap making it out of his hometown alive, much less being successfulRead More…
From rich cultural history to tourism and stunning photography, bank credit and debit cardholders receive free general admission to select cultural attractions on Saturday, May 6 and Sunday, May 7. The Bank ofRead More…