Vaccinations can work for some, not all diseases
After a rough year for flu outbreak combined with the coronavirus scare, many people are wondering if an immunization shot can be developed for these…
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Cancer death rate shows big decline
Early in the year, the American Cancer Society announced that the death rate from cancer in the U.S. had declined by 29 percent from 1991 to 2017,…
April 2020: Bunnies, kites, and reverence
As months go, April is a great month for families. This year, Easter comes in April and you can hardly miss that. Every store displays Easter baskets,…
Lenten breakfast: Uova in purgatorio
As a Lenten dish, Eggs in Purgatory (uova in purgatorio) makes perfect sense since it has no meat and you can make purgatory as mild or as hot and spicy…
Light April snow can become hard as a rock
In April, as late winter transitions into early spring, what little snow lingers on paved lots could become very dangerous. In commercial lots where truck…
Check these tornado precautions
Spring is tornado season in the Midwest but did you know that tornadoes have been reported in every state and they can occur at any time of the year? When…
Simple ways to cope with coronavirus, flu
Simple precautions workers can take with coronavirus, flu If you are sick, stay home. If you get sick, go home and stay home. If you are not sick,…
Coronavirus and investments: Don’t worry, be happy
So the stock market tanked in historic drops in February on news of the coronavirus Covid-19. It also recovered in an historic one-day recovery. Dizzy…
Refunds confuse tax payers, survey finds
Nearly half (46%) of taxpayers don’t know a refund comes for overpaying taxes to the federal government. That is one finding of a survey of taxpayers by…
Tax time: Go for the refund, or no?
Not to be a downer, but if you get a refund come tax time, it means one thing: you had too much money withheld from your paycheck throughout the year and…