WE MAKE SURE YOU’RE COVERED AFFORDABLY Open Enrollment ends December 15 for everyone who wants a 1/1/22 start date and ends January 15 for a 2/1 start. This year in our area we have four companies offering dozens of plans. There are new IBX plans that
Anyone getting ready to party-hearty for New Year’s, or even Christmas? Maybe Super Bowl, a short time after? We’re giving you a head start on all of these occasions with some easy to make “goodies” for your table. The Cranberry Sauce is among my favorites
It’s going to be a little harder than usual to find gifts for your family and friends this holiday season due to supply chain issues. I have some gift ideas for you and they’re being stored right in your attic, camera, and in your phone.
When the winter holidays start coming around, my tastebuds yearn for something a bit sweeter. I really like mixing up flavors and textures. "Warm and sweet" means real comfort
When I was a young boy, my brother, my mom, dad, grandmother and a holocaust victim named Clara all lived in a small three bedroom house with one small bathroom on "C" Street in Philadelphia. It was extremely crowded and we were constantly on top of
Medicare Update for 2022 from Your Neighbors at Insurance Shops The Annual Report of the Federal Supplementary Insurance Trust Funds predicts premiums and cost sharing variables like deductibles, copays, and maximum out of pockets, was published August 31st, 2021.They predict 2022 Part B premium and deductibles
I love pasta…. Any kind of pasta. So, when I learned that October 25 is World Pasta Day, I thought I could celebrate for the WHOLE month!!! Pasta for 31 days, every day in October! WOW!! Below are some tasty recipes to make your celebration
When it comes to color photography, living in the Northeast has a major advantage. We get that classic stunning fall foliage. The vibrant warm colors of the changing leaves work so well with the farms, rivers, waterfalls, and covered bridges we have in our area. There’s
By Jerry Gervase In 1950 when Fr. Patrick F. Healy walked into my freshman classroom he commanded immediate attention. He was tall and as solid as a football linebacker. He had a stentorian voice that carried all the way to the back of the room, and carried
