Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: My brother-in-law (my sister’s husband) was a county commissioner for four years in our town and county. His reputation is that of an upright and solid citizen.
Dear Amy: I am a 23-year-old personal trainer. I’m good looking and muscular, and get hit on by older females.
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: A dear friend has a husband who is an alcoholic. During any kind of get together he is loud, belligerent and on occasion becomes incapacitated and has to be carried out.
There were cattle drives before there was a Dodge City, and this man played a big part in getting them started. On December 21, 1837, Joseph Geiting McCoy was born on a farm in Sangamon County, Illinois to David and Mary (Kirkpatrick) McCoy.
I am Lovina’s “English” friend Ruth, and I had the opportunity to help Lovina the week of Susan and Ervin’s wedding by taking photos of the wedding prep, running a few last-minute errands, and also attending the wedding on Friday, December 30. Typically, Amish weddings are held in the shed (pole barn) of the bride’s parents’ house, but with it being winter Susan and Ervin decided to use the CYC (Community Youth Center), which is a beautiful building that is used primarily for the youth to gather on Saturday nights for social activities but is also available for the Amish community to use for special events.
While it may seem that Spring is along way off, gardeners can get a jump start by starting seeds indoors. Sometimes, it can be difficult to find specific onion varieties in sets or transplants, so growing from seed may be a preferred option.
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: My husband and I own a small family business, but we don’t run the day-to-day operation. We started the business with one of our sons, and he worked very hard for the first three or so years.
Dear Amy: I recently did DNA ancestry testing, hoping to locate relatives of my father, who died when I was very young. To my surprise I found out that I have a niece.
Recently, governmental committees have raised concerns about the performance of nonprofit, federally designated healthcare entities around the country that facilitate organ, eye and tissue donation called organ procurement organizations (OPOs). While the system as a whole — including the United Network for Organ Sharing, the third-party organization that has held the federal contract for overseeing the work of OPOs since 1986 — certainly can and should improve, I can reassure you that you are in excellent hands with Midwest Transplant Network, the OPO serving all of Kansas and the western two-thirds of Missouri.
Many people have a difficult time in finding an effective mental health counselor that will help them get their life back on track. The key is to find someone that you can trust in discussing your anxieties and depression.