Nonna's Kitchen Table By
Raymond J. Ohlson, CLU, CRC
Nonna’s home provided one sanctuary from this “storm” where the men, especially,
were not allowed—Nonna’s kitchen—the most important spot during any Italian
celebration. If you were lucky enough to be anywhere in Nonna’s home, you
enjoyed the unmistakable aromas of the homemade sauce for the pasta ...
It’s Quiet Out There – Maybe TOO Quiet?
By Dr. Jack Marrion
Once again the banks and investment houses are acting as if there is no risk in
investing in the stock market and there is no risk in buying any type of bonds.
Wall Street and the Fed are telling us that everything is copasetic and not to
worry...and that makes me worried.
Luckily for homeowners lives flames gave way to light bulbs. Still, the National
Fire Protection Association says that tree fires can happen and do happen as a
result of faulty wiring, or being too close a source of ignition such as a
fireplace.
Tips to Avoid Tax Penalties for 2014 By
Thompson Myers & Associates, PC
Don’t overlook what comes right after the holidays: tax season. And don’t
overlook a couple of things you can do now to avoid or reduce potential
penalties on your 2014 tax return.
Most families have traditions that manifest themselves at this time of year. Our
family is no exception to that rule. For the most part, however, many of our
traditions were well in place before my sister and I had anything to say about
their inception.
Keep Your Old Audios, Videos, and Photos
Safe By Al Stone
Don’t loose your memories due to your old media devices breaking or old tapes
rotting away in the addict. Protect your memories by transferring those old
records, tapes, slides, movies, & photos to new media, such as CDs or digital
storage devices.
