March is the month that we wait for warmer weather and outside activities for our children.
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Running a small business comes with many challenges, and increasing profitability is often at the top of a business owner’s priority list. Whether you’re looking to grow revenue, cut costs, or improve efficiency, a few smart adjustments can make a significant difference. Here are practical strategies to help your business become more profitable in the year ahead.
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Get ready to turn back the clock for an unforgettable evening of music, nostalgia, and community at "Back to the 90s: Rockin' for Autism"- a benefit concert and dinner hosted by Families United in Newtown (FUN).
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How we treat our children can have permanent effects on their well-being. That’s probably not a surprise to most of you. Still, the fact that our behavior can have a real and measurable effect on our children’s growing brains should make us want to be very careful about how we discipline our children.
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Thirty years ago, when I was a single mother, and working two jobs, my car was the most important thing I owned. It got me to work, it got my kids to doctor’s appointments and sports and after-school activities. It was old and beaten up and, in the winter, the heat took a half hour to warm up, but it was reliable for the most part.
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In a groundbreaking initiative, Governor Ned Lamont has announced that nearly 23,000 Connecticut residents will have their medical debt erased in a major effort to alleviate financial burdens on those least able to pay. This relief comes under the first round of a new partnership between the state and the national nonprofit organization, Undue Medical Debt. Beginning on December 23, 2024, affected residents will receive letters notifying them of their debt eradication.
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