Money buys happiness – With diminishing returns
By Bill Quain This is the third column in a series that I began after returning from my 50th college reunion. I’d encourage my readers to look back over the past few weeks and join in on the conversation. We’re talking about a subject that no one seems to want to talk...Poetry Corner
Sand Surfers Little boys and girls don slick black wet suits as they practice surfing on ocean-edge sand. Arms outstretched like seagull wings, they balance their sun-screened bodies on un-waxed surfboards while nearby parents dutifully watch their fledglings from...Why I love my father and my hometown
Born on the Fourth of July, just like my dad Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan As Independence Day, the birthday of our country, approaches, it also marks my 62nd birthday, and would have been the 94th birthday of my dear father, William Joseph Eagan, III. My...A “Seller Beware” Experience
Coins, Currency, Cards and Collectibles By Douglas Keefe This article is about an experience I had a while ago and is a cautionary reminder when someone is selling collectibles or precious metals. A woman came into my shop with a collection of old baseball cards that...
