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ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Fragrance Hazards: More than skin deep — Part I
We all want to smell clean and look nice, especially when dressed for a special occasion. However, the fragrances we choose could be hazardous to our health! What?! On a regular basis, we don fragrances in many ways: perfumes, lotions, shampoos, body washes, etc. These are just a few. But, these add up. Accumulative toxins from fragrances could be a key, or at least a puzzle piece, to some of your health issues. Chemical sensitivities in general, are a growing concern, but sometimes what we put on our bodies are the first, most direct source of allergies or sensitivities that we become aware of (think how you feel going through the perfume section of a department store, or walking down the cleaning aisle or pest control isle of a grocery store or hardware store).
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Uncorking Excellence: Our wine camp journey to Champagne Baron-Fuenté
At Base Camp Wine & Co., we're thrilled to announce the soft launch of our newest adventure: Wine Camp. This immersive experience is designed to take our club members and patrons on a deep dive into the world's most captivating wine regions. Our inaugural Wine Camp couldn't have started on a more effervescent note as we embarked on a private tour and tasting at the renowned Champagne Baron-Fuenté.
NIC: Put needs of community first
Our beloved NIC is rapidly approaching a critical deadline this week. The NWCCU needs the NIC board’s decision on which option they will chose, should accreditation be lost. It’s an enormously important decision. Option No. 1 seems to be the most dangerous…the “teach out” plan. No. 2 seems the obvious choice as regard to what’s best for students, and least disruptive, and allows NIC to “right the ship” so to speak. No. 3 ignores NWCCU’S request, and sounds like a one way ticket to disaster.
OPINION: Two views of working people
As we celebrate Labor Day 2024, let’s consider the views of Democrats and Republicans with respect to working people and job creation.
Is avoiding probate important?
When I first meet with clients they frequently tell me that they “need a living trust to avoid probate.” They less frequently know what probate is, or why they want to avoid it. To determine if you should be trying to avoid probate, you must first know a little about probate.