Connie Schultz
What should we do when racism catches us off-guard?
I don't mean those anonymous comments on blogs or strangers who shout racial epithets from speeding cars. That's horrifying behavior, but we don't feel empowered to do much about it.
It's a different story, though, when someone we know, maybe even love, says something that makes our neck hairs stand up and our mouths drop open like codfish. What do we do?
Come out for an enjoyable evening of dining and entertainment on Saturday November 8th at 7:00PM. Enjoy a live re-creation of all your favorite songs, skits, and dance numbers by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. All of this while feasting on a five course Italian dinner. Come and be a part of the opening of “A Night at the Sands Hotel with the Rat Pack” produced by The Soldier Hill Players. This fun-filled fundraiser will be hosted by The Mulberry Street Grill Supper Club, at 149 South Middletown Road Nanuet, NY 10954, and will benefit Amanda Hoeland.
By Everett M. Lo
Social Security Administration's Regional Public Affairs Office in New York
For up-to-date information on Social Security's Programs and Benefits, visit www.socialsecurity.gov.
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFERS SAFEGUARDS FOR ALL THE STAGES OF YOUR LIFE
Each stage of life – youth, middle age, retirement –comes with its own set of financial concerns. Luckily, just by having a better understanding of the Social Security program you should be able to calm some of those concerns.
Connie Schultz
To say I'm proud to be a liberal is a little like saying I'm proud to have teeth. Both are essential parts of who I am, but I tend to take them for granted.
It's not that I mindlessly trot through life without giving them a thought. Our teeth, after all, need daily tending and regular checkups, and so do our values. Neglect is corrosive. But they're also such a part of us that we count on them to work even when we're not thinking about them.
Bergen County Executive Dennis McNerney, along with the Department of Parks, and the Division of Cultural and Historic Affairs invite residents to Cabbage Night Family Festival on Sunday, October 26 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the James A. McFaul Environmental Center located on Crescent Avenue in Wyckoff. Admission, refreshments, and events are free for all who attend.
The Siena at Night
— Unrivaled Craftsmanship and Quality Materials Ensure Timeless Value at the Downtown Luxury Condominium Community —
During these uncertain times, homebuyers are seeking security. Not only looking for a great place to live, today’s savvy homebuyer wants a residence they can be sure will maintain value no matter which way the market turns.
The Financial Planning Association of New Jersey (FPANJ) is holding its annual Financial Planning Week (October 6-12), filled with a host of public education events that will benefit individuals across New Jersey, especially during these challenging economic times. The organization recognizes that more than ever Americans' who want a bright financial future must plan for it.
THE MASTER GARDENERS OF BERGEN COUNTY Present “Butterflies in the Garden” with Rick Mikula, Owner, Hole-In-Hand Butterfly Farm
Would you love to attract a variety of beautiful butterflies to your garden? At the next Bergen Co. Master Gardeners meeting, Rick Mikula, owner of Hole-In-Hand Butterfly Farm, author of several books, award winning columnist, radio and TV person ality, lecturer, instructor, consultant and President of the International Butterfly Association, will present an informative and entertaining presentation on attracting butterflies to your garden.