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By: Janice Dantes With COVID-19 impacting our lives, I am receiving more inquiries about estate planning. Most people know about wills. Fewer people know about powers of attorney. Powers of attorney allow you to appoint an agent to make ...
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By: Doug Nguyen With more than 80 years of service, the Social Security Administration has helped secure today and tomorrow with fi nancial benefi ts, information, and tools that support you throughout life’s journey. In May, we recognize Older ...
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By: Ryan Tejero While everybody in America is affected by the COVID 19, Filipino Americans share their unique way of responding to this pandemic. There are individuals and organizations that are genuinely sincere in giving back to the hardworking frontliners ...
Read More »A Devastating Nurses Week for Filipino-American Healthcare Professionals
By: Veronica Leighton We cannot stop honoring our Filipino American health care professionals for their courage, alertness and professionalism that they have shown in their rescue and professional efforts to save many lives in this pandemic crisis 2020. I ...
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By: Melody Rabor-Dizon If it’s not the unknown, the uncertainty of what tomorrow brings, the nonstop blaring news on every channel of the pandemic statistics of lives claimed, loss of a job, for others the painful loss of a ...
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By: James DC Mom’s Pantie The mother had washed her hair and just put rollers in–but she didn’t have a hairnet for them, so instead she used a pair of panties to keep them in place. Her 4-year-old son ...
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By: Reign C, ChaCha M, Xavier D SPRINGFIELD – Knowing that effective, skilled, and diverse early childhood educators are a lynchpin to classroom quality, Gov. JB Pritzker has awarded the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) $1.3 million in grants to strengthen ...
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By: Kayla Tejero Happy May! I can’t believe that it is already May. These past few months have fl own by! Ever since the start of the quarantine I have had to adjust to many changes. For example, I ...
Read More »FYLPRO announces deferral of Annual Immersion Program, launches COVID Relief Fund
By: Lou Maningas Cabalona The annual FYLPRO immersion program, the signature piece of the partnership between the US Embassy in Washington D.C. and the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs, the Ayala Foundation Inc. and the U.S. based not for ...
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