Wouldn’t it be fabulous to have accurate business information at the touch of a finger?

I've called on a couple of friends to help contribute to our Senior Corner today.

Last week we sorted through recent Federal Communications Commission decisions affecting consumers of cell phones and Internet broadband services. In both cases, the large telecoms were favored over innovation and competition.

The consistent reports this week of failing home loans and a struggling stock market has created a personal trickle down affecting individuals and families across the board.

Americans seem fixated on varietal wines. Unfortunately, this ignores a class of wines eminently worth considering.

A few weeks ago I wrote a column on the complexities of the English language and how tough it was for the foreign born, young and especially the old, to handle so many English words we Americans speak. Words that are spelled exactly the same, yet mean something entirely different.

My barber asked me the other day if I had noticed the fall color in some of the trees around town. On Aug. 9 we’re talking about fall color? What’s going on here?

I love hot August days and nights. There is something neat about fishing private ponds in August.

Can a wine label make a difference in how the wine tastes?

When a friend invited us to a mid-week dinner at his home, I couldn’t have been more pleased. A social event during the work week — what a rare thing.

Dear Len & Rosie,  Upon my mom’s death, my sister and I inherited her trust. Everything was dispersed as my mom wished, except for the following: my daughter was left an old Camaro and my nephew was left an old Mustang.

Rudy McClain is raising funds to underwrite the production of a full-length documentary, titled “Merlove,” which will consist of substantive interviews with merlot winemakers both in California, Bordeaux and other locations.

Nearly everyone is buzzing over the current credit fiasco that is hammering the stock market. As Yogi Berra is credited with saying, "It's déj vu all over again." In the early 1980s, we went through a somewhat similar problem. It was the savings and loan debacle.