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Within a mere few pages of his debut novel, Altar to an Erupting Sun, Chuck Collins of Guilford, Vermont, sets the stage for his heroine, Rae Kelliher, to carry out a well-planned murder/suicide.
The success of this fifth version of the state’s Fair Share Amendment can be partially attributed to the dogged efforts of committed and very patient tax reform advocates like Chuck Collins.
Fans were possibly surprised in 2019 when e'er-smiling, never-not-clever-and-funny comic Gary Gulman embarked on a tour called "The Great
These disclosures about how the world's wealthy and powerful hide their vast fortunes will hopefully turn up the heat on the politicians that maintain the wealth-hiding status quo.
Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. GUILFORD â In 1986, when he was 26, Chuck Collins did something some might consider brash when he decided he did not want his share of the family fortune, amassed starting in 1883 in Chicago by his great grandfather, Oscar Meyer. But Collins â who recently penned a book criticizing wealth inequity â had been tossing the idea around for several years before that. He even had the audacity to broach the subject at a wealth management forum in 1983, during which he was told he was âa naïve, foolish and selfish manâ ...