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Facts Matter: President's posts on wildfires misleading
Nov 17, 2018 8:45 PM - Bob Oswald's Facts Matter column examines a Twitter post by President Donald Trump attributing California fires to poor forest management, the political party of the Broward County election supervisor, and more.
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With both teams evenly matched, Bears-Vikings too close to call
Nov 17, 2018 7:08 PM - With Bears and Vikings so evenly matched,the only safe bet in Sunday night's game appears to be the team that has the ball last will probably win -
Are rare seashells a good retirement investment?
Nov 17, 2018 6:00 AM - I had to smile when this question was posed because seashells have long been a passion of mine, and I still receive great pleasure from the cabinet where I display the shells I gathered over the years. Note that I used the word "gathered" rather than "collected."
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Owner changes mind about who will vote
Nov 17, 2018 7:00 AM - Q. I gave my proxy to another owner to vote on my behalf in the upcoming election at our association. It now appears that I will be able to attend the annual meeting in person. If I attend the annual meeting, can I vote or do I have to permit the person to whom I gave my proxy to vote on my behalf?
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Constable: Visiting one of his restaurants, founder Dick Portillo still one of the crew
Nov 17, 2018 6:32 PM - Dick Portillo arrives without an entourage, but he's hardly anonymous as he heads to the counter to order his favorite beef and Italian sausage combo "with a little juice." Even after selling his Portillo's empire for a reported $1 billion, Portillo can't resist popping behind the counter and says of the restaurant, "This is my baby."
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Oh, oh, the holidays are here
Nov 17, 2018 7:30 AM - Holidays are tricky times for managing grief. And we are now entering a big holiday season -- Thanksgiving through New Year's Day. Be aware of things you can do to ease the holiday season for yourself or others.
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Answer from a Looky-Loo
Nov 17, 2018 6:00 AM - Q. Recently, someone wrote that one shouldn't attend an open house for decor ideas or just to be nosy. I beg to differ. I have stopped by quite a few open houses in my area when they weren't busy, and the salesperson is always glad to chat and pick my brain about the neighborhood, schools, etc.
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Grammar Moses: Can a good omen be ominous?
Nov 17, 2018 6:16 PM - Grammar Moses asks why, if an omen can be good or bad, is something ominous never good?
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For new Sky coach James Wade, love and basketball is a way of life
Nov 16, 2018 6:40 PM - Getting to know new Sky head coach James Wade: Wade's love of basketball started with legend Dawn Staley and really deepened with his wife, a former WNBA player. Now, he's got his first head coaching job in the league that he has followed so closely for years.
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Cooling trend could bode well for home buyers
Nov 16, 2018 6:00 AM - Don't call it a "buyer's market." Don't call it a "correction." But the fact is that a sobering change is taking shape in the housing market -- an unmistakable cooling trend that defies an economy that is showing impressive growth, has the lowest unemployment rate in years and the highest home-equity levels on record.
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