Articles
Hearing loss isn’t normal
May is “Better Hearing Month” and serves as a reminder to get your hearing checked. But make sure you’re being examined by a doctor of audiology. “A great audiologist once said, ‘The ears are the doorway to the brain,’” says founder of Sounds of Life Hearing Sarah Curtis, Au.D. “We gather so much information by conversations...
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A will right away?
Our current labor shortage and supply chain woes have us all waiting a little longer for just about everything. The legal system is no different. “Even before the labor crunch, there has been a necessary amount of time people have to wait to have certain documents filed,” says local attorney Margaret T. Karl. “That’s just the nature of...
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Creative Movement Center is registering for summer dance camp
If you want your children’s hearts to soar, there’s no better pursuit than dance. Research has shown that dance improves emotional well-being, social and cognitive skills, dedication and discipline, as well as provides the physical benefits of strength, better posture, coordination and flexibility. For kids ages 18 months to 18 years...
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Soccer phenom Victoria Safradin is on a roll
Pardon the pun, but local soccer phenom Victoria Safradin is on a roll. Last October she went to two camps, one in California and one in Florida. After those she was one of 20 players chosen to represent the United States in the Dominican Republic to compete for a World Cup spot. The road to world-class performance has been paved with a...
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Final expense insurance pays right away if you die
Most people are familiar with term life insurance, but its often overlooked cousin, final expense insurance (whole life), can prove to be just as valuable. Final expense insurance can pick up where term life leaves off. Many people purchase term life to cover things like support for a spouse or children. But it does have an end date, often...
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