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Little Red Riding Hood
By Michelle Beneski, Esq.
Once upon a time there lived in a village a little country girl, the prettiest creature who was ever seen. Her mother was excessively fond of her; and her grandmother doted on her still more. This good woman had a little red riding hood made for her. read more
The Front Line in the Battle for Customers
By Costas Peppas
On the Internet, there certainly are a lot of potential customers looking for what you offer. However there is also a lot of competition vying for their attention. read more
Why Does the Victim Stay?
By Kathy Spear
Often a victim is asked, “Why do stay you stay in the abusive relationship? How come you just don't leave?” Sometimes she may know, and other times she is as baffled as others. It can be so easy to judge and assume what choices may be available, when in fact, they may not have those choices at all. read more
Free Training for Families
By Sailynn Doyle
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s – an incurable disease that is predicted to afflict nearly half of seniors over the age of 85 – can strike fear in the hearts of many family caregivers. Now there is help.
read moreSwing Into Spring!
By Catherine (Casey) & Forrest Burke-Moran
Learning to social dance can be easy and fun!
Warmer weather often serves as inspiration to try something new, so why not try dancing? Learning to dance is a fun activity that can get you moving again after a winter stuck inside, and is also a fun way to meet new people and learn a valuable social skill.
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