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Mobile Homes, Housing Markets, and the Expanding Radiation

Newschannel 5 posted a story about a realtor that rented a mobile home for $1200 after receiving 3 offers. The

For me, Memorial Day is a deep reminder of the 47,434 Americans who died during the Vietnam War (Nov 2020,

Everyone talks about the benefits of being their own boss – working from wherever you want, working on your own

In the previous post “Emerging from the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Process Part 1“, I walked through some questions posed to

Author’s Note: Many different groups, faiths, and communities are asking these questions. I adapted this largely from program by Dr.

I remember sitting in church, at a special event, at martial arts practice, or other activity and my father’s ‘beeper’

In the early 1990’s I got a job at the convenience store Sheetz. I worked at a location off Second

On March 21, Disney+ released Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella on it’s streaming platform. I decided to spin the movie on

An Open Letter to Vice-President / Presumptive Democratic Nominee Joe Biden Dear Mr. Vice-President: I have been both a Republican

2 Years ago after much fundraising and a period of being ‘effectively homeless’ I moved into a new home. Many