Saturday morning, March 19, started out with the positive thought that my wife would be getting out of the hospital soon. But then she passed away within 24 hours.
If you do not read any further, just remember this: smoking kills.
In the event you are among those investors who place their confidence in an ever-solicitous financial planner, let me welcome you to the rapidly evolving securities industry.
It’s been two-years since live theater closed curtains. During this period of no staged drama, musicals or comedy we were relegated to the confines of late-night television comedians, sans in- person audiences.
Don Matteo (Terrance Hill) is not a member of the local Carabinieri but a parish priest. His Bishop has called him back to his birthplace to lead the parishioners in the small town of Gubbio, Perugia.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the proud president of Ukraine. His brave stand and inspiring oratorical skills in the midst of Vladimir Putin’s cruel aggression has drawn comparisons to Winston Churchill.
With Aaron Sorkin’s drama exploring one challenging week in the lives of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in “Being the Ricardos” and the Amy Poehler directed documentary, “Lucy and Desi” (both currently streaming on Amazon Prime), the breakthrough comedic couple are on our collective minds of late.
Have you ever wondered why those huge red fire engines show up at a neighbor’s home and there is no smoke? When was the last time you had a house fire on your block?
Hopefully our readers have been following the series of stories that Stephen Downing has written about the whistleblower who has been exposing alleged fraud and misappropriation of city funds by the city auditor.
A most impressive half-page advertisement appeared in the Los Angeles Times a few days ago. Alongside the photo of Congresswoman Grace Napolitano, a highly regarded Hispanic representing California’s 32nd District since 1999, is her statement concerning the U.S.
