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Update 1-28-2015: Over-The-Counter Drug Monograph System—Past, Present, and Future; Public Hearing and The Future: Modernizing the OTC Drug Review The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) will host comments from the public March 25th & 26th regarding any suggestions to improve/expedite … Continue reading →

Do they just provide revenue to local communities (back door taxes), or just invasive to your privacy, or cause more rear end accidents than prevent? Or like in Chicago, home of President Obama, it was a money maker for a … Continue reading →

8-26-2014 Update: Supreme Judicial Court in Massachusetts rules conservation lands are tax exempt. The New England Forestry Foundation refused to pay their property taxes (

This summary is based on limited information at this time, but at least informative and offers caveats to property buyers of distressed properties. This post will be updated as I learn more about the contract stipulation and measures of protection … Continue reading →

6-1-2014: According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, in areas of rising prices, HELOCs are rising as well. This time maybe to people with good credit and in areas of rising home prices, not just anywhere. But are people … Continue reading →

Update 4-15-2016: A complaint filed in federal court Tuesday alleges that the owner and chief executive of a proposed Vermont ski resort “systematically looted” more than $50 million raised from dozens of foreign investors in what the agency called a … Continue reading →

11-6-2014: Smyrna Recycling Center at 645 Smyrna Hill Drive in Smyrna plans to accept recyclables including cooking and motor oils in containers on certain days. With the exception of the Roswell Recycling center in Alpharetta at bottom of page, this … Continue reading →

2-26-2014: Government security experts fear State run computer systems connected with Obamacare will become compromised by hackers. Source: MDJ, 2-26-2014, 3A. (Note: We all know that eventually, all systems will probably be hacked, but we will probably spend billions more … Continue reading →

Question now is – Are we letting some weaker banks live longer and risk higher FDIC losses? And if so, just when do we close them to stem FDIC losses? Office of the Controller of the Currency Main job is … Continue reading →

A recent article in the January 4-5, 2014 Wall Street Journal on page C1 stated some figures: Almost a 7.5% increase in college tuition costs from 1978-2011. Today’s average student debt is over $29,000 40% of college grads work in … Continue reading →