THE MISSION: “To be an advocate for the prevention of ‘Wrong-Way’ crashes on highways and interstates…. To educate motorists of potential dangers … To create greater driver awareness.” In the very early morning of Sunday, November 17th, 2013, a terrible tragedy took the lives of two beautiful young ladies. Marisa Catronio and Kaitlyn Ferrante were best …
Sheila and Tony started their story together with an adventure and, as it turns out, they’re still living life that way…but now they have four kids to add even more spice and excitement to life. The two moved from their home state of New Jersey years ago to pursue and succeed at business in Argentina. …
Local benevolent charity and non-profit organization, Tomorrow’s Rainbow, will be the recipient of funds raised at a Fashion Show and luncheon to benefit them in their continuing effort to help children who are faced with the devastating loss of a loved one. The fashion show will be held on Saturday, February 22 from Noon to …
By Barbara Gobbi It’s been four years since our son Jack, 7 1/2, was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It took 2 years to get confirmation of what my husband and I already knew. At that time autism was so ambiguous that even our pediatrician couldn’t pick up on the subtle signs in a brief …
By Shellie Miller-Farrugia When I researched the origins of February’s romantic holiday, I was particularly struck by its unromantic, violent and passionate beginnings. Valentine’s Day was originally called Lupercalia and began on February 15 in ancient Rome. In addition to bountiful feasts, Lupercalia included the fateful and temporary pairing of young women and men. Priests …
By Michael Armfield The other day I was speaking with one of my favorite clients. She was telling me about her feelings of despair and disconnect from her goals. Isn’t it uncanny how you begin the New year with great hopes only to find them all shattered by February 1st? As we reviewed her feelings …
