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Sin City Set To Reopen Businesses On June 4

Allen Francis / May 28th, 2020 / No Comments

On April 22, CNN’s Anderson Cooper interviewed Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman about the city’s closing down in early March. In April, Mayor Goodman already began advocating for reopening. By the time of the CNN interview, where Mayor Goodman infamously offered up local residents as COVID-19 test cases for a cure, over 45,000 Americans had died. Now, as that number hits 100,000, local...

Posted in: Business, Career and Work, Education, Entertainment and Leisure, Environment and Envrionmental, Family, Health, Money, Travel Tagged with: covid-19, gambling, las vegas, Las Vegas reopens business

Most Affordable States To Deliver A Baby Regardless Of Health Insurance

Allen Francis / December 25th, 2019 / No Comments

It has been said that the smile of a baby makes life worth living and fighting for. A baby’s smile can give you all of the inspiration you need to improve your life and strive for better, if you wish. What may put a frown on your face is how much costs to take care of, feed, and raise a baby. These costs always start before birth, like buying pre-birth medications like folic acid. Folic acid...

Posted in: Family, Health, Insurance, Money, Personal Finance, saving money, Saving Money Tagged with: affordable states to have a baby

Moving Soon? These Cities Have the Most Job Openings

Allen Francis / November 18th, 2019 / No Comments

“The only risk in moving towards a new horizon in search of more is losing what little you take for granted now.” That is a quote a friend of mine said to me when I was in college, dreaming about moving to San Francisco. I think she got it from a song. Anyway, I was amazingly unaware of the cost of living there. I never even thought about researching available job openings beforehand. Over 35...

Posted in: Career, Career and Work, Family, Money, Personal Finance Tagged with: job opening

Free Summer Events for Kids or the Whole Family

Allen Francis / August 5th, 2019 / No Comments

The term, “nothing is free,” takes on whole new dimensions of meaning when you have children and/or young relatives to entertain during a hot summer. It can cost over $470 per child to pay for events and outings like concerts, movies, amusement parks, and restaurants for the entire summer. Well over 31% of parents have lied about a child’s age to get out of paying full price for an event or...

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