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Five Tips for Creating a Happy Home for Your Cat
By Faxon Animal Rescue League
Many people think of cats as highly independent creatures that pretty much take care of themselves. 
Actually, cats need much more than food, water and an occasionally cleaned litter box to truly thrive.
If your cat is creating trouble around your house, scratching furniture and walls, lounging around getting fat, or not using the litter box, then you and your cat are probably not happy together. Follow these five tips to make life happier for both you and your cat.
Brain Health
By Joanne O'Day
Thirty years ago, not many people had heard of Alzheimer’s disease. Sadly, today, it is difficult to find someone whose life has not been touched by it. 
Current trends indicate that fifty per cent of the people who live to be 85 years or older will develop Alzheimer’s or some other form
of dementia.
Presently, Alzheimer’s disease costs the economy 110 billion dollars per year, the most expensive of any disease. With an aging society, the financial burden of caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s will cripple our health care system and burden families.
Overwhelmed with Debt?
By George Boerger, Esquire
It seems that more and more people
are simply running out of money 
between paychecks as the result
of sky high energy costs,
adjustable rate mortgages
and the rising price of food.
With budgets already stretched to the limit, it does not take long to accumulate a significant amount of debt if you lose your income due to illness, disability or unemployment.
The Lost Art of Golf Etiquette
By Stephen Brown
The current trends in Golf are changing from 
year to year with as many people taking up
the game as are leaving the game. The one
thing I’ve noticed over the past few years
with the new players to the game, as well
as some of the experienced players, is the lack of Golf Etiquette in the game today. The following are a few excerpts from the USGA on etiquette.
Can Your Marriage Survive Your Accident?
By Carole DiMaggio and LLoyd Rosenberg, Esq.
A silent casualty of a disabling accident is the effects it can
have on your marriage. A serious injury that lingers for months or even years can often lead to marital disharmony, and in some instances,divorce. Understanding the nature of your injury,receiving and following the right medical advice,and obtaining a legal opinion on your options can make all the difference.
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