Charlotte Bleistein, 102, of Greendale, Wis., has died. Earlier this year she got a little regional fame because she had started taking up yoga, as profiled by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Jim Stingl. She had more time for it once she gave up her career as a lawyer after a traffic accident at age 96.
Though there are plenty of gorgeous days left, the baseball diamonds in the ginormous sports complex in my town are empty; the kids and their parents have moved on to either soccer or football.
It doesn't appear that anything has stopped football from being the sport of choice for these younger kids and their parents, so it's unlikely today's study from Boston will change anything. Nonetheless, your kids brains are getting scrambled by tackle football.
Eighteen is the new 15, a new assessment of the generation suggests.
They don't drink as much, have sex, or drive a car the way other generations -- that's you, probably -- did.
An ad campaign in Boston is dubbed, 'Take The Lead', will involve the Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics, Patriots, and Revolution. The teams started planning the campaign in May, after the racism against Baltimore Orioles star Adam Jones.
"We'd like to do something and something's better than nothing." And this concludes the lesson on how a dead-and-gone effort to repeal Obamacare rolled back to life.
Money practically declared this the year of the suburbs, as city housing prices are skyrocketing. You know who does suburbs like nobody's business? Minnesota.
For people like me who grew up hating everything about the Vietnam War, the politicians who gave it to us, the hard hats who insisted 'America, love it or leave it,' the opening of Ken Burns long-awaited documentary, The Vietnam War, came out hard.
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