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Giving Your Support to Hurricane Victims

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For anyone who wants to support those affected by hurricane Sandy, there are many ways to do this. ABC news.com has assembled a collection of organizations that are reliable and trustworthy that you can donate to show your support.  Here is a quick list of some of the organizations that are currently providing support to those impacted by this devastating storm. The New York Blood Center. If you live close to the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area you should consider donating blood or … [Read more...] about Giving Your Support to Hurricane Victims

Don’t Forget Grandparent’s Day

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National Grandparent's Day was given official status when President Jimmy Carter proclaimed that the day would be observed on the first Sunday after Labor Day. Though it's not considered a national holiday, this year Grandparent's Day falls on September 9. Parents, grandparents, children, and grandchildren can spend Grandparent's Day in any number of ways. Even if you're only able to spend a few hours together, there are any number of activities you can do to help make this Grandparent's Day … [Read more...] about Don’t Forget Grandparent’s Day

The Heiress’s Estate Sale – Glittering Reminders of the Gilded Age

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As the drama surrounding the Huguette Clark estate continues to unfold both in the courtroom and in the media, some of the heiress's possessions will soon be sold as part of the estate settling process. As the sole heir of copper mining magnate William Clark, Huguette died last year at the age of 104, leaving behind a $400 million fortune. Though the question remains as to who will inherit her estate, the executors responsible for managing the property are planning on selling some of her real … [Read more...] about The Heiress’s Estate Sale – Glittering Reminders of the Gilded Age