By Josiah Newman
Editors Note: This article is part one of a series penned by Waterfall resident Josiah "Josey" Newman, who with financial aid from area residents was able to participate in a school construction project in Louisiana. More...
By Marc Levy ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - February brought Pennsylvania its steepest job losses since the recession began, led by a big drop in manufacturers' payrolls, according to state figures released Thursday. More...
Although she makes her own sauces, her cupboard stores a soup can or two
By Rosemary Wolbert THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
"Here," said Linda, handing me a well-worn recipe card. "This one never fails to please a crowd." Linda, my friend/mentor/boss, knew I was struggling to find the perfect menu for an upcoming family event. More...
Domestic roles shift when one spouse loses a job
By Marilyn Gardner STAFF WRITER OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
As a two-income couple, DeAnna and Seth Starn had worked out what she calls a "somewhat balanced" arrangement for sharing child care and household duties. Then last November Mr. Starn was laid off from his job as a graphic designer. More...
Study shows that a bright disposition helps workers navigate darker times
By Becky Fleischauer CONTRIBUTOR TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Does the recession with its rampant layoffs and cutbacks make your job look better all the time? Believe it or not, donning a pair of "recession goggles" can be good for your career and your mental health. More...
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