In today’s economy, many employers from restaurants to high tech are concerned about keeping their best talent. As the economy heats up, talented individuals have many more options regarding employment opportunities. According to the Tennessee-based [Read More…]
Teresa Nettles spends much of her time finding the perfect properties in which prospective buyers and renters can house their businesses. She is a commercial real estate matchmaker, so to speak. And like true matchmakers, [Read More…]
The process of buying and selling homes is permeated with laws, rights, registrations and real estate vernacular, which leads clients to feel overwhelmed and under-informed with the processes of realty. Thankfully, Wendy Laster, Julianne Cyr [Read More…]
Last year, I had the unique opportunity to escort a group of Warwick Travelers on an Eastern Mediterranean River Cruise on the lower Danube River, disembarking in Bucharest, a part of the world I had [Read More…]
Since the downturn of the market in 2007, there are a lot of homeowners who have transitioned from home “seller” to “investor,” simply because they owe more on their home than they can sell it [Read More…]
By Catherine E. Sears, Esq., Attorney, The Peninsula Center for Estate and Lifelong Planning Over the next 25 years, it is estimated that caring for elderly relatives will become as common as childcare. Most people [Read More…]
Years ago, my friend Hal talked me into trying tennis. He said that tennis is good for one’s heart and people who stay active live longer,. (I believe that statisticians can easily calculate that the [Read More…]
By Jennifer Coyne, Bayport Credit Union On the surface, there doesn’t appear to be a big difference between credit unions and banks. Both are financial institutions that offer checking accounts, loans, business banking and even [Read More…]
When Tom McGrath began riding motorcycles in the early nineties, he was working as a prosecutor for the Commonwealth’s Attorney Office in Richmond. Around the same time, the state introduced High Occupancy Vehicle travel lanes, [Read More…]
Tucked away next to the Kiln Creek Golf Center and Resort in the Kiln Creek subdivision is a restaurant called NEST. “We pride ourselves on the uniqueness of the fare we offer,” says Melissa Weston, [Read More…]
I didn’t get to it first, but the world’s greatest invention is Google. The Internet. Immediate access to information. If I were shipwrecked on Gilligan’s Island, my dream team of fellow castaways would be the [Read More…]
“I always had a saltwater and freshwater aquarium,” Michigan native, Doug Van Wyck, says of his early interest in aquatics. Van Wyck earned his scuba certification at 12. A few years later his dad took [Read More…]
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