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By Cathy Lynn Grossman | Lifeway Women Revives In-Person Live Events Series Lifeway Women Live, after a pandemic year of virtual events, has set April, August and September for three in-person events. These will star an array of renowned Bible teachers and bestselling Christian authors from Lifeway and B&H Publishing speaking under the banner of “Pursuing Christ Together.” Women are hungry to study, laugh and cry together in person, said Betsy Langmade, manager of Lifeway Women events. “While women are resilient and creative and have found ways to do this, this past year has...

WKBT April 1, 2021 2:06 PM Anna-Louise Jackson - Forbes Advisor Posted: Updated: April 2, 2021 2:05 PM A year after the U.S. stock market cratered in the Covid-19 crash, the S&P 500 ended the month of March at a fresh record high. All in all, the U.S. benchmark index has gained more than 77% in the year since the March 2020 bottom. Nevertheless, March wasn’t exactly a smooth ride. Concerns about the potential for higher inflation, rising bond yields and the collapse of the investment fund Archegos Capital drove a fair amount of volatility in stock prices. Aside from these worries,...

I’d always thought of writing a slim volume to tell the grandchildren about my life, and bit by bit it grew into something bigger. However, Wine – A Way of Life remains a memoir, not an autobiography. For my 21st birthday, my maternal grandmother gave me membership to The Wine Society and a 12-bottle wine rack. While these presents added to my enjoyment of life, my paternal grandfather had lit the flame eight years before after a Christmas Eve dinner at the family house in Derbyshire, saying I was old enough for a glass of Port. It was quite amazing. ‘What’s this, Grandpa?’ ‘Cock...

For New Jersey school districts to plan a safe reopening for the next school year, they need these crucial questions answered.

Cranbury School District will wait to determine further implementation of in-person learning; parents frustrated with communication Frustrations by the Cranbury School parents, focused in part on the future of in-person learning, were present when the Board of Education conducted its monthly meeting in February. The potential future expansion of in-person learning, ongoing contract negotiations with teachers and communications between the school and parents took center stage during the public comment portions of the Feb. 24 meeting, which had reached 100 attendees. “What are the criteria or...