This is second blog on foreclosure. After learning what foreclosure is about last week, What is Foreclosure?, we discuss the sequence of events in the foreclosure process along a timeline. Those facing foreclosure understand how serious a matter it is. To ensure the homeowner is given due process, a timeline identifies the length of time […]
Ready , Set, Plant…..
I hear the birds and I know spring is on its way. Buried under the mounds of white, the grass is just waiting to grow and when those signs appear, I know it’s time to think about a garden. Tempting juicy tomatoes, fresh corn on the cob and all the peppers or zucchini I can […]
Test Anxiety!
This time of year students face a multitude of standardized tests. These tests are much longer in duration than students are accustomed to, and can be tied to a range of outcomes such as leveled reading and math placement, graduation, college entrance, and scholarships for students and salary adjustment or job retention for teachers. According […]
Are Child Savings Accounts the Magic Bullet?
Have you heard that having a savings account in your child’s name will increase their chances of attending college, graduating from college, having fewer student loans, and even improving reading and math scores? According to Terri Friedline’s research (The Independent Effects of Savings Accounts in Children’s Names on their Savings Outcomes in Young Adulthood(PDF)Links to a […]
Food Safety and Pregnancy
Food safety is important for everyone. But, there are a couple of important considerations when you are pregnant. Your immune system changes during pregnancy making you and your unborn child at higher risk for a foodborne illness. Pathogens which are a Potential Risk during Pregnancy PATHOGEN: Listeria Monocytogenes WHAT IS IT? A bacterium found in […]
What is foreclosure?
What is foreclosure? Foreclosure is a process that many of us have heard and read about, especially with the bursting of the “housing bubble” and the economic downturn of 2008. Foreclosures remain an issue today in housing in America. This is the first blog in a four-part series that will come to you across 2015. […]