“Economists say that the great recession, the longest and deepest since World War II, ended months ago and the US economy is growing again. Growth is relative. That doesn’t mean sit and wait for things to improve. Rather retool for the economythat exists today.” ~ Rosalind Resnick, Entrepreneur Magazine.

It’s easy to get caught up in the magic of holidays in Delaware. Everyone seems to be in a better mood, and all of the hustle and bustle – including shopping, parties, and visiting with loved ones – makes the cold weather a little easier to bear. Of course, making merry has its price, as travel can be especially dangerous during this time of year.

There is an undisputed fact in this world, and that is if you don’t control your money, your money will control you. If you are a “believer” in this old adage, then here is the first step in controlling your money.

The results are in! You spoke, we listened! NAWBO members (and potential members) have stated that they are looking for programs with more substance…more value…giving more connections…to open more doors.

It’s that time of year. People are making their New Year’s resolutions. For some, it’s the age-old resolution of weight loss. For some, the goal is more exercise or less Facebook time. Some have even committed themselves to reaching a professional goal with a career change.

The joy and cheer of the Advent and Christmas seasons often inspire people to share their talents and time with others. At Saint Mark’s High School, students enthusiastically join the wider community in this spirit of giving…

While January marks the beginning of the New Year, it is also the halfway point in the school year. With an eye on upcoming report cards and concern over tough new standards for grade advancement, many parents are now looking outside of regular classrooms for extra tutoring their children may need.

UD-Coastal-Lecture-Series-art editedLooking for something fun and interesting to do in January? Spend some time this winter learning from some of the region’s most fascinating people, through a special program hosted by the University of Delaware’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.

There is no better way to say it – it’s brutally cold across the Tri-state area. While severe winter weather and plummeting temperatures mean little more than extra time scraping windshields and one more layer of clothes for most people, they are serious concerns for local seniors.

You have likely heard the phrase “You are What You Eat,” but what does it really mean? Anytime we eat or drink, our body works to digest and absorb the nutrients of our food, ultimately with the intention of providing us with the essential ingredients for energy, vitality, and good health. Unfortunately, many of the choices available to us today do not promote good health.