MICHIGAN APPLE RECIPES: Apple Crème Brulee
Michigan is the third largest producer of apples in the United States.
Hispanic Advocacy Day Draws Statewide Audience
Latinos from Michigan and State Senator Rick Jones (shown fifth from the right) taking part in the Hispanic Latino Commission of Michigan’s 4th Annual Hispanic Advocacy Day.
Courtesy photo
TAX SOLUTIONS: Tips for Paying Your Tax Bill
By A.J. Gross, C.P.A., E.A.
If you filed for an automatic 6 month extension then tax season is officially over as of October 15, 2014. The IRS doesn’t allow any additional extensions. There are numerous reasons why a decision was made to request more time to file a tax return. One reason is you needed more time to pay the taxes. The following are some tips for paying your tax bill.
Aboutthatcar.com: Volkswagon 2015 Offerings
By Frank S. Washington
MIDDLEBURG, VA — We came here to get a look at Volkswagen’s offerings for the 2015 model year. Normally, during these full-line previews there are a few tweaks here and some burnishing there. But VW did have a triad of new stuff that will help its presence in the U.S. market.
Excuse Me, are you listening? 13-20
Dear Readers,
As adults, we may get caught in a rut of doing the same things over and over. When that happens our children and others around us get caught in the same rut. If you have not noticed we have been printing stories about travel. Some places are as far away as China and others are close like Royal Oak, MI. We have a responsibility to ourselves and those around us to encourage travel and broadening of the mind.
Farmington High School Student Wins 14 Scholarships Including the Detroit Rainbow PUSH Excel/ GM Scholarship
Left: Aubrey Perry, high school senior at Farmington High School in Farmington, Michigan
Aubrey Perry was pretty much like any other high school kid. She loved to have fun, laugh a lot, go to the mall and the movies with her friends, listen to music and her favorite pastime – tweeting and texting her friends.
College: Market Yourself in the Job Market
BPRW- If you are a future college graduate, you face a challenging job market, but you are not alone. In fact, you will likely be competing with hundreds of your peers also fresh out of school and willing to do whatever it takes to slide through that narrow opening of corporate America.
Pet World: Fraidy Cat Doesn’t Use the Kitty Door
Figuring out your cat’s behavior might mean a visit to the veterinarian to rule out any medical issues.
The Kid’s Doctor: Enterovirus continues to spread
The typical symptoms with a D-68 infection are upper respiratory with sore throat, runny nose and a cough. Photo by Fotolia
By Sue Hubbard, M.D.
Jill on Money: Procrastination nation
By Jill Schlesinger
Tribune Content Agency
Last month, I had the privilege of interviewing productivity guru David Allen, who wrote a seminal work on the topic called “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity”. At the Financial Planning Association’s Annual Conference, David captivated 1,800 CFP(r) professionals with a terrific explanation of how easily we can be distracted and the best way to find focus and vision.