Last year Dan Welsh was faced with a decision that may have been difficult for others to make. Welsh was working in the tech department for the Harrison School District, content with his job, his hours and benefits. But having
Read MoreThe hat that Lisa Jacobson wears year-round is an attractive accessory, but when she places it on her head it’s not about making a fashion statement. Instead, the headgear is a crucial item in Jacobson’s migraine emergency kit that she
Read MoreIt can be argued that Michael Weinberg and those in his line of work are as important to the nation’s economy as any entrepreneur with a great idea or elected official setting policy. Weinberg is the founder and CEO of
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel You’ll have to admit that the first week of spring hit us like a ton of bricks, but imagine how it was for all those migratory and resident birds. The massive March snowfall didn’t stop the progress
Read MoreEveryone handles getting older differently. As Robert Bonvento approached his 70th birthday, he decided to use his talents to help himself and others gain a greater perspective about aging. A writer and actor who has transitioned into and out of
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters Winter has officially ended, but many parents of students planning to attend college will be far more focused on the upcoming Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) registration and test days rather than the weather. Seasons come and go,
Read MoreHerbert Hadad never could have imagined that an essay he wrote for The New York Times nearly 32 years ago would spawn an on-stage production. But that’s what happened recently when The Jewish Women’s Theatre in Los Angeles contacted Hadad
Read MoreThe economy can be quite unpredictable and life’s challenges can play havoc with so many people’s personal finances. To address those challenges and point people toward a more secure financial future, Leslie Tayne, founder and CEO of Tayne Law Group
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel It’s a funny thing, the naming of birds. Some names seem to fit perfectly, like the Scarlet Ibis or the Snowy Owl, while others don’t make as much sense. There’s the Red-bellied Woodpecker: you’d be hard-pressed to
Read MoreMichael Mazzella credits his 20 years in the restaurant and catering business, his personal culinary tastes, and most of all, his wife for inspiring him to take the chance to follow his dream. On Feb. 11, Mazzella opened The Seafood
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