Tamer Pursuits Prevail for Girls Gone Wild
In the beginning, we numbered eight. Women whose friendships rekindled at a class reunion one year ago; deep, meaningful alliances based on the admirable quality that after all those years we still recognized each other.
City Police Dispatch Service Cost Analysis is Flawed
At a recent council meeting, a council subcommittee submitted a report that determined that it was not economically feasible or justifiable to contract for police dispatch services. The analysis was a simple comparison of the salary of one Morgan Hill dispatcher compared with the salary of a County of Santa Clara's dispatcher. They are almost the same. However, the study did not consider other costs, and efficiencies and is significantly flawed for the purpose of determining if a cost savings could be achieved should the city decide to contract for dispatch services.
Resumes aren’t dead yet, but …
Resumes may not be dead yet, but they are absolutely evolving – and not just moving from printed paper to digital copies. While some businesses still rely on traditional resumes in the hiring process, many are seeking a more complete picture of their future employees and turn to social media sites to learn more about potential hires.
FCC web site offers advice on free time for children during summer months
School is out for summer vacation and that generally means more
Five Letters: Thanks to city, the Supreme Court, ObamaCare, SCBL and the American Dream
Thanks to the city for installing an audio signal near Nordstrom school
AIM’s New Home Could Mean Big Things for MH
John Fry and the American Institute of Mathematics have big
Challenging the No Good, Un-American Status Quo
"Status quo, you know, is Latin for 'the mess we're in.' "
Time to check progress toward retirement goals
Now that another year is ending, it’s a good time to take stock of where you are on your journey toward financial security. Of course, you could find many different “measuring sticks” to assess your progress, but you can certainly gain considerable information just by asking yourself some basic questions.
Make sure you have a PLAN
How many times have you completed play, only to realize that, if only you had played just a little bit differently, you might have taken an extra trick or two? I know I have. Over the years, the bridge gurus have developed a number of concepts and proven techniques that maximize your total trick count. The first concept, and to me, the most important, is the PLAN where each letter of the word PLAN has a specific meaning.







