Jack Andraka, a 15 year-old freshman at North County High School in Glen Burnie, Md., accomplished a feat of medical research that will go down in the history books as possibly the biggest achievement in seeking a cure for all cancers and saving many thousands of lives each year. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: October 2013
Mischief Night
Call it, “Mischief Night” or, “Devil’s Night,” the night before Halloween Day has had a long tradition of being the night when youth play pranks on their neighbors. From what I’m told West Easton doesn’t have a problem with anything serious being done, but it’s better to be forewarned and take precautions, than be taken by surprise. Continue reading
West Easton Halloween Parade A Hit
The West Easton Halloween Parade was enjoyed by kids and adults this year. After having to cancel the parade last year, due to Super Storm Sandy, West Easton and Safety First Fire Department were back on track. Continue reading
How To Get The Best Home Loan
When it comes to buying a new home, it’s a given that you’ll shop around to get the very best home for your money. But have you done the same legwork for your home loan? Whether you’re a renter in West Easton looking to own, helping a child to obtain a home loan, or simply considering investing in property while interest rates are low, you should be aware of the types of loans available, including the benefits and the pitfalls of these loans. Continue reading
Tips To Repair Your Credit
If your credit rating is poor you are likely feeling trapped on a road toward endless debt. Your credit cards are close to, or may have reached their limit. Your percentage rate on those cards is likely the highest allowed by law and you are paying the minimum each month on those cards. You are trying everything to stay afloat, but your ship is steadily sinking further, as it takes on even more debt. Continue reading
Obama Health Care Fines May Not Be Enforcable
One of Obama’s Health Care’s most controversial elements is the requirement that most Americans carry health insurance or face a fine. The Treasury Department in August released a 75-page guideline detailing what’s expected and who is included. Continue reading