Congress Renames the Nation – This Day in History
On September 9, 1776, the Second Continental Congress formally changed the name of the fledgling nation from the “United Colonies”...
Where Alas?
Where, alas, do we go for relief from the world? Where do we go for a friendly horizon, where bad...
President Ford Pardons Nixon – This Day in History
On September 8, 1974, President Gerald R. Ford issued Proclamation 4311, granting his predecessor Richard Nixon a full, free, and unconditional pardon...
Best Ways for Senior Citizens to Budget
Forget about reacting to four-letter swear words. Most people cringe more when they hear the six-letter word budget! Why? The...
Grandparents Day: How to Celebrate and Build Family Traditions
Spaghetti Memories “Grandma Spaghetti” is my son’s favorite dish as a picky eater, so you better believe it’s on regular...
The First Labor Day Parade – This Day in History
On September 5, 1882, the very first Labor Day parade in the United States took place in New York City....
Sticker Shock in the Service Department!
Sponsored By: Mercury Protect Hello AMAC Members, As a fellow vehicle owner and the General Manager of Mercury Mechanical Protection,...
Owning Home Appliances
It’s frustrating when appliances suddenly stop working. Confused about whether to repair or replace basic household appliances that have gone...
Spanish Settlers Founded Los Angeles – This Day in History
On September 4, 1781, the Spanish civilian settlement that would become modern-day Los Angeles was officially founded. On that date,...
Constipation and Regularity After 50: Understanding the Changes and Finding Relief
Sponsored By - LaneInnovative For many adults over 50, constipation becomes a more frequent and frustrating part of daily life....
Retirement Withdrawal Rates
When it comes to retirement, there are different philosophies for saving, spending, and preserving money. Some debates exist over common...
Treaty of Paris Was Signed – This Day in History
On September 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris was signed at the Hotel d’York in Paris, a townhouse located at...
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