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The Story of Friends, Fraud and Intuition

The Story of Friends, Fraud and Intuition

The Story of Friends, Fraud and Intuition

Across from us sat two women, an $8,000 cashier’s check resting in their hands and shiny keys waiting in ours. The lease ready to be signed, the tenant anxious to receive the keys, and the owner eager to see rent deposited. But too many things just didn’t add up.
CITY WILL AGAIN SEEK FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP PAY FOR NEW FIRE STATION

CITY WILL AGAIN SEEK FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP PAY FOR NEW FIRE STATION

CITY WILL AGAIN SEEK FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP PAY FOR NEW FIRE STATION

By Curt Seeden Fountain Valley Living Magazine California took a $68 million hit last month when Congress cut numerous budget items from the federal spending bill — including $5 million that had been earmarked for a lease” sign appeared on the property.
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Photo by © Igor Kuznetsov | Dreamstime.com

THYME TO GROW

It’s spring and the weather is nice, so it’s time to get outdoors. While you’re there, why not plant some vegetables? Medical research shows a diet rich in vegetables prevents, delays or mitigates almost every major disease, from cancer and diabetes to heart disease and Alzheimer’s.
An annual check-up for you and your home!

An annual check-up for you and your home!

An annual check-up for you and your home!

Every year many of us schedule annual check-ups to determine if all our body parts are in good working order. We get blood drawn, maybe some x-rays or other diagnostic examinations. Gym memberships soar at the beginning of each new year. The focus is on maintaining or improving our overall wellness.
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Photo by Skypixel / Dreamstime.com

HOW TO OUTSMART PORCH PIRATES AND PROTECT YOUR BOOTY

Shopping online has become a way of life. The convenience, lower prices and instant gratification made online shopping spike hard during the pandemic, and permanently won over many to the shop-fromhome experience.