Monthly Archives: November, 2019

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Benin (formerly Dahomey), and its stilt Village of Ganvie, on Lake Nokoue in West Africa

While living two years in Togo, I explored nearby countries and cultures. We are going on another one of our adventures

Digging Deeper: Thanksgiving Day

Both the United States and Canada celebrate the agricultural harvest and other blessings of our life with an annual feast day in the fall.

Hispanic Homeowner Follows A Step-By-Step Plan to Buy A House

A national housing survey found 88 percent of Hispanics felt homeownership was a good long-term investment, with 92 percent reporting they planned to be homeowners.

Pet of the Week – November 21, 2019

Beautiful Lola was brought here by her previous owner due to a move. She is an overwhelmed gal who would really love a 2nd chance at happiness.

With a month to go…our mayor speaks out

The Hemet San Jacinto Chronicle sat down this afternoon with Mayor Bonnie Wright and discussed several issues: among them was the California

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