Face serums and sunscreen
Dear Answer Angel Ellen: Are face serums really necessary? “Everybody” in the makeup industry says they are a must-have, but are they?
Ex-etiquette: No one will take grandmother’s place
Q. My grandmother died eight months ago after a very long illness. She was the rock of our family, and my grandfather was her caregiver. She’s been gone eight months, now. My grandfather has recently started to date a woman he appears to enjoy, but I’m having a hard time with it. I am 22 years old, and I know I should be more accepting, but this is hard. He’s moved on so quickly, and I don’t want another grandmother. What’s good ex-etiquette?
This football season, pack your cooler with these
Football season is here again, which means it’s time to grab some parking lot, pop the trunk, light the grill and pull something cold from the cooler.
Church installs final window
Bel Air, Maryland’s Emmanuel Church has installed its 26th and final stained-glass window, a project that began early in the last century.
Target launches clothing line ‘with diverse points of view’
MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. has created an apparel and accessories brand called Future Collective and features a rotating roster of style and cultural influencers “with diverse points of view in fashion.”
Review: Jann Wenner’s memoir looks at his rock, rolling role
“Like a Rolling Stone: A Memoir” (Little, Brown)
These are some of the world’s most bizarre festivals
We’ve all heard of film festivals. And music festivals are practically commonplace. Around the world, however, there are festivals that are anything but common. From world-class food fights to monkey-friendly buffets, a lot of them seem to involve food. Then again, there’s an actual “baby jumping” festival, so anything goes.
Island hopping the Aloha State
In my early 20s, I worked as a nanny for a Swiss billionaire, caring for his four children, seven dogs and 14 homes. For five years I was entrusted with those little kinder as if they were my own, so much that one day the parents said, “We thought perhaps this summer you could travel alone with the children. Where would you like to go?”
Colon: Suicide rates among our communities
The Mental Health & Recovery Services Board of Allen, Auglaize, and Hardin Counties continues to raise awareness for Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. One part of prevention is better understanding our communities and who might be at high risk for suicide. We can all look out for each other and offer help.
Ask the Pediatrician: Is polio a serious concern again?
Q: I’ve read about polio appearing again in the U.S. Should I be worried about my kids?
