Firefighters are leap frogging from one fire to another to protect villages, cabins and other structures in Southwest Alaska after more than a dozen new wildfires were started by lightning strikes …
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My husband wants to retire at 62 and start taking Social Security. Is that okay
This typically comes up because husbands are often a few years older than their wives, and figure they want to “get their money’s worth” by taking Social Security as early as possible. I think that can be a bad move. Unless you have oodles of money to live on in retirement, you — as a couple — want to maximize your Social Security payout for the longest surviving…
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Daniel Hodgins, keynote speaker, explains developmental differences between boys and girls during the college's 28th annual Excellence in Early Childhood Education conference Saturday, Feb. 20, 2017, in the Student Center Ballroom. (Photo by Tena L. Cook/Chadron State College)
Shelly Kelso, left, of Chadron describes a drawing on a screen while Paige West, right, of Chadron attempts to draw what Kelso describes. during the 28th annual Excellence…
A Culture Vulture’s Guide to Santa Fe
There’s no one right way to describe Santa Fe. It’s the capital of New Mexico, the oldest state capital in the U.S., and the country’s third-largest art market -- behind New York and Los Angeles. Spanish for Holy Faith, Santa Fe might be better known, though, for its self-proclaimed slogan, the “City Different.” And the destination, which is perched 7,000 above sea level, irrefutably does things…
