(Family Features) COVID-19 has challenged families in different ways, and many had to cancel or reschedule trips during the pandemic due to travel restrictions, which meant missing out on quality time with loved ones and the mental health and self-care benefits of going on vacation.
In the early Summer of Year 2000, my sister Patti adopted a cute little Shetland Sheepdog from the Rescue Sheltie organization. Foxy was very frail, very frightened of people, very shy and would spend day and night hidden behind the
When my mom was still on this side of Heaven’s Gate, Mom loved the process of traveling from Florida to New Jersey. I did my best to bring Mom to visit her sister, Alice, at least once a year. My sister, Patti, and I would make the journey an adventure, getting off of the speeding interstate as often as we could, to travel on the two-lane roads that traversed through the many small towns of America.
There is something very heartbreaking and very sad that is happening to the small towns in America. I try my best to be positive, to see the good in a situation, but it seems that our small towns are struggling to survive
Our true-life story so far: On the sixteenth of July of 1969, I had attended my swimming lesson at the Paterson YMCA and hence had missed watching the launch of Apollo 11 on television. Upon arriving home
United Way Launches Free IRS-Certified Tax Preparation Online
Starting today, area residents can access free tax preparation services through a safe and secure online portal designed by United Way of Northern New Jersey
(Family Features) During pre-COVID times, wedding concerns like venue capacity had far more to do with budget and vision than with the health and safety of guests.
“My life is a message to the world, telling others to be bold enough to use their voice, brave enough to listen to their hearts, and strong enough to live the life they have always imagined,
The new White House press secretary, Jen Psaki, came to the briefing room on Tuesday with domestic policy adviser Susan Rice. This came two days after CNN’s Brian Stelter celebrated the “refreshing” arrival of “transparency and truth” at the briefings.
