By Pauline DiGiorgio I drank celery juice everyday and here’s what happened. I’m not sure when this whole celery-juicing fad came about but it
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The corruptive nature of power can creep into church leadership By Brooke Stacia Demott Arthur Blessit was one of a kind. In the 1960s,
Should I Buy Long-Term Care Insurance?
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, My wife and I have thought about purchasing a long-term care insurance policy, but we hate the idea
Why Brussels Sprouts Deserve a Shout-Out
America’s most-hated vegetable doesn’t deserve the bad rap By Anne Palumbo Staunchly refused by many and accused of smelling like old socks when boiled,
Learning about life in the fast lane
Racing principles can be applied to real life By Barbara Pierce “Around the turns we went. Down the straights we picked up speed; there
Profits for Major Insurers Double This Year. Does it Mean We Will Get a Premium Rebate?
By George W. Chapman The short answer is: don’t hold your breath. A recent article in the New York Times by Reed Abelson explained.
‘New Normal’ comes to classroom
Back to school has different feel due to impact of COVID-19 By Deb Dittner So, how many have started the traditional back-to-school shopping for
With Christ, everything becomes anew
By Brooke Stacia Demott The mechanisms of change are small, and dull to the naked eye. Truly, it’s our collective addiction to sensationalism that
An Executor’s Guide to Settling A Loved One’s Estate
Dear Savvy Senior, My aunt recently asked me to be the executor of her will when she dies. I’m flattered that she asked, but
The Nutritious Perks of Whole-Grain Rice Noodles
By Anne Palumbo A popular takeout during normal times, pad Thai — a beloved Thai noodle dish — has skyrocketed in popularity, according to