Lifelong Homewood resident Suzi Elizabeth Berens brought love and joy to those around her from the day she was born Nov. 15, 1958, until she passed away on Dec. 15, 2014 surrounded by family and friends in Hermosa Beach. Along the way, she made innumerable friends through her relentless optimism, loyalty and selflessness that inspired […]
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By Molly Wood, New York Times Maybe you replaced old electronics over the holidays or you’re just sweeping out the old and ushering in the New Year. Either way, you’ll need to do something with your old devices. For everyone’s sake, including Mother Nature’s, try to get rid of your old technology the right way. […]
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Mike Libecki, rock climber of international fame and a National Geographic nominee for adventurer of the year, is part of Alpen Glow Sports Winter Film Series. Libecki will be at Squaw Valley’s Olympic Village Lodge on Jan. 15 at 7pm. Now in its ninth year, the Alpenglow Sports Winter Film Series is designed to inspire, […]
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By Zahra Barnes, CNN Feeling exhausted? Or noticing weird muscle cramps that are throwing off your workouts? You might be suffering from a magnesium deficiency. Dubbed the “invisible deficiency” by some experts because it’s so hard to spot and diagnose, magnesium deficiencies are more dangerous than you might think. “Magnesium is involved in over 300 […]
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Time will tell if Jayden Daniel Molina Torres will always be faster than his older brother. But for now, he holds the speed record in his family – the record for how short of time he kept mom in labor. Jayden has the distinction of being the first baby born in 2015 at Barton Memorial […]
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By Carri Geer Thevenot, Las Vegas Review-Journal Family law attorney Mandy McKellar valued her cats so much that she included them in a prenuptial agreement with her husband — “just in case.” By the time they divorced this summer, the couple also had acquired two dogs. Now all five pets live with McKellar in her […]
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By Kathryn Reed TRUCKEE – Having all the equipment one needs for whatever work conditions might come up isn’t unusual for a boss. What’s different about this office is the tools are four pairs of skis. “I’m ready for any type of condition,” Beth Howard says. But she doesn’t always put on her gray uniform […]
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By Kathryn Reed With power tools in hand, a couple sculptors turned a block of ice into 2015 New Year artwork. As one whacked away at the 4, the other chiseled the 5. The crowd erupted as the finished piece signaled the celebration of a new year was about to get into high gear. That […]
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An amazingly gifted and creative artist-designer has left this earth after inspiring all with her wisdom, courage and love. Pamela Shaw-Miller died Dec. 11, 2014. She was 53. A resident of South Lake Tahoe and formerly of Glendale, her family and many friends will miss her greatly. She died at home after being diagnosed with […]
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By Matthew Basso, Huffington Post 2014 is coming to a close, so inevitably the chatter of new year’s resolutions is getting louder. It’s great to start goal setting and structuring a program to make sure you’re successful early; however, it’s equally important to take note of what has and hasn’t worked for your health and […]
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