Stay Safe From Online Scams This Holiday Season
With Black Friday coming up, many of us will be shopping sales online. Unfortunately, retailers aren’t the only ones hoping to cash in on the influx of online shoppers. Online scams are constantly attempting to collect your personal and financial information or steal your money. As you spread holiday cheer, here’s how to avoid spreading your sensitive financial information to...Read More
November’s Recipe: Vegetarian Quinoa Stuffing
Thanksgiving is a great time for loved ones to get together and share the holiday with one another. One great way to show appreciation and thanks for one another’s company is to remember to be inclusive. Whether for lifestyle or health reasons, some attendees of your Thanksgiving dinner may be either vegetarian or need or want a gluten-free alternative to traditional stuffing. This...Read More
Being a Welcoming Neighbor Can Pay Dividends: Family Adopts Local as “Honorary Grandpa”
When Wilson and Sharaine Caraballo and their six children moved to Texas from the East Coast, they were looking forward to moving into their new home. Little did they expect that soon they’d be “adopting” a new member to their family. Sharaine and Wilson were apprehensive when they moved into the new neighborhood. Sharaine, who is originally from Pawtucket, New England,...Read More
True Life Lassie Rescues Owner in Lake Tahoe
Saul isn’t only a good boy– he’s also an excellent rescuer. Saul is a border collie who led a search-and-rescue team directly to his injured owner. The 53-year-old Nevadan had plunged 70 feet down a steep slope in the Tahoe Forest. The fall broke the man’s hip and some ribs. The next day he managed to crawl his way to a patch of cell service and call for help....Read More