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Improve Your Health! Get Less Blue Light (& More Natural Light)
If you’re like most people on the planet, the coronavirus pandemic caused you to reframe your priorities. There’s a refreshed focus on family and health. This has led to a surge in applications for life insurance. It has also led many of you to realize why you need health insurance, whatever your age. Health insurance is not only a safety net for emergencies and major illnesses or injuries. It also encourages preventative care by covering your checkups, screenings, and tests.
How to Stay Sane & Prepare for Your New Teen Driver
When millennials became parents, they were ribbed about never sleeping again. Then came jokes about the terrible twos. Then warnings about raising teenagers. Now it’s their turn to hear, “Wait until your kids start driving!” Yes, that time has come. With the millennial age range of 22-37, some of you may be readying for your first teen driver, whether you had children at an early age or have a blended family.
Professional Perks: Paid Vacation. Pension Plan. Car Insurance?
Got a promotion with a new title? Started a new job in a different career? Congratulations! In addition to your new salary, human resources is filling you in on health insurance, disability insurance, life insurance, paid time off/paid holidays, retirement planning, family leave, and, more often than not this year, remote work or flexible schedules.
The 29 Best Road Trip Songs (Travel Playlist for Long Drives)
Is turning on your favorite song a part of your pull-off routine? You know, you check the mirrors, fasten your seat belt, sync your phone, check your surroundings, and turn up the volume before hitting the road. We all have routines that prepare us to be attentive and energetic on the road. These routines may seem insignificant, but in turn, they have a substantial impact on the quality of our driving. From short trips to road trips, one of the most important aspects to control is the music.
4 Best Ways for College Students to Prepare for the Future
Making it to graduation isn’t enough. Today’s college grads are entering a highly competitive workforce that simultaneously offers low starting salaries. Schooling can feel like a never-ending game of who can climb to the top faster, and in a way, it is. The job market is the same in the sense that to get in the door, you have to show employers how you are superior to their other hiring options, which means merely being a degree holder isn’t enough.
How to Sell Your First Car
If you’ve been thinking of putting your car up for sale, but you’ve never done it before, we’re here to help you take care of it successfully. We’ll cover all the angles from how you should prepare your car, the ways to promote a sale, the options you have for places to sell, how to avoid scams, and what happens with insurance when selling a car. 1.
How to Be a Top-Rated Food App Delivery Driver
The food app delivery business is surging during the coronavirus pandemic, but it was booming even before that. This growth translates to an ever-growing need for food app delivery drivers. But it takes more than just a driver’s license, a reliable vehicle, and a smartphone to snag those top earnings. Let’s get you on track with the skills you need to make you an excellent delivery driver. Then let’s look at something you may not have thought about — delivery driver auto insurance.
Orchestra, chorus join forces for Christmas concert
The Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. David Newby and the Tehachapi Symphonic Chorus with selected soloists under the direction of Kathy Kelly, will perform Friday, Dec. 16, at Country Oaks Baptist Church beginning at 7 p.m. Country Oaks Baptist Church is located at 20915 Schout Road.The holiday concert will feature selections from Handel's "Messiah." During the summer of 1741, Handel was invited to Dublin to give a series of concerts.
Enjoy Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra before the fireworks
Tehachapi certainly is somewhere at the top of the list when it comes to celebrating our nation’s birth. Picnic baskets full of goodies, lawn chairs and flags to wave will be the order of the day as the Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. David Newby, help the city celebrate the Fourth of July with a rousing concert of pops music under the stars at Coy Burnett Football Stadium on the 4th of July.
Spring concert features young artist competition winner
The Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. David Newby, will perform Sunday, May 15, at 4 p.m., at Country Oaks Baptist Church, located at 20915 Schout Road. This year’s Young Artist Competition winner, Joe Wallek, will perform Viotti’s Violin Concerto in A Minor, No. 22. Wallek began his music education at age 7 with the piano. When he was 9 years old, he started the violin and has been playing the violin for about five and a half years.
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