By: Boom Boom Cabalona, “X” Divinagracia, Christopher Miranda As more than 2 million Illinois students[1] strive for success both in and out of the classroom this fall, Delta Dental of Illinois Foundation is helping to ensure that tooth decay doesn’t get ...
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By: Nancy Abiera “Grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ. I thank my God upon every remembrance of you, Always in every prayer of mine for you all making request ...
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By: James DC A woman decided to give herself a big treat for her 70th birthday by staying overnight in a really nice hotel. When she checked out the next morning, the desk clerk handed her a bill for ...
Read More »Know Your Rights: Using Interpreters in Your Legal Case
By: Janice Dantes The United States is a “melting pot” of so many cultures, which is why I enjoy living here so much. While English is the primary language spoken in the United States, not everyone in the United States ...
Read More »Portfolio Diversification 101: Why It’s Important To Diversify Your Investments
By: Jan Paul C. Ferrer “Diversifi cation” is probably one of the fi rst terms you see whenever you read about strategies for smart investing. But are you clear on exactly what it means to have a diversifi ed portfolio ...
Read More »‘Tripledemic’ of Flu, RSV and Covid
By: Melody Rabor-Dizon An overwhelming sense of threat and apprehension fi ll hospitals, doctor’s offi ces’ and urgent care centers as Respiratory Syncytial Virus or RSV is on the rise. RSV is a virus that affects the airway and ...
Read More »Then & Now
By: Faye Mendiola Liza Vasich THEN: Wedding photo with late husband Milan Vasich on August 18, 1979. THEN: Liza in 2008 at the Jose Rizal Center attending the Ladies of Rizal event. NOW: Liza with her loving family, daughters Millisa ...
Read More »Real Estate Outlook for the Last Quarter of 2022
By: Maria Girlie Pascual Yes, mortgage interest rates have greatly slowed down real estate sales from the frenzied buying and selling to a more “normal pace” akin to the 30-45 days market time prior to Covid. The current pace is ...
Read More »The Shrinking Turkey
By: Veronica Leighton Of all the fowls that we eat, why is turkey synonymous with the Thanksgiving celebration, always serving as the centerpiece on the feast table? I guess we can trace the answer back to the history of ...
Read More »Thankful. Grateful. Blessed.
By: Kayla Tejero Hello and welcome November! We have definitely felt the more chill fall weather, as well as seeing the leaves turn from green to yellow, red or orange. Some leaves have even fallen off completely. Most restaurants have ...
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