Be smart when starting a new business
Commentary by Katherine Diaz The first step of starting a new business is taking a leap of faith. But there are many factors to consider when deciding whether or not to take that leap. So if you’re thinking about starting a business, some of the most important factors you should consider include the following: *What […]
U.S. Latinos contributing $2.13 trillion in GDP, study finds
By Melissa Arroyo A new study seeks to debunk the myths surrounding the U.S. Latino population. According to research from the Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC), the U.S. Latino population is a major contributor to the U.S. economy. The study indicates that, if the U.S. Latino gross domestic product (GDP) were a country, it would be […]
Handling a belligerent little bully
Twelve years ago, New York Times journalist William Grimes penned a book review published in the May 18 edition. His critique of Rogue Regime Kim Jong Il and the Looming Threat of North Korea bore a provocative title: “What to Do About a Country That Has a Nuclear Threat and No Use for Rules.” Its […]
Separation anxiety and returning to school: Easing the nerves
Commentary by Carey Juez-Perez, Licensed Clinical Social Worker Typically, children experience a mix of emotions when they’re returning to school. Often, they’re excited to see their friends, yet sad the summer is ending. Some children feel another emotion: anxiety about leaving the comforts of home. Separation anxiety, the fear of leaving home or a loved […]
Roberge seeking Shawnee Mission BOE seat
By Emiliano Gross Robert Roberge wants to help families in the Shawnee Mission (Kan.) School District – and he believes he can do so by serving on the Shawnee Mission Board of Education. Roberge – who served on the Oak Park Homes Association Board of Directors from 2004 to 2010, and has served on the […]
Undocumented immigrants found dead in truck in San Antonio
Death toll reported at 10, dozens more hospitalized By Melissa Arroyo Ten people are dead and dozens more are hospitalized in critical condition in San Antonio after a truck driver attempted to smuggle undocumented immigrants from Mexico into the United States. The vehicle, a tractor trailer, was found parked early Sunday morning (July 23) at […]
Volume 37 issue 29 • 07/20/2017 – 07/27/17
In this issue: Fast track deportation Young entrepreneur inaugurates Balloon Shop in KCK Parents of undocumented children might face smuggling charges
Deportes y más deportes….07.20.17
Tigres, Campeón de Campeones Los Tigres del Tuca Ferreti se llevaron el torneo de Campeón de Campeones tras derrotar a Chivas con gol de Eduardo Vargas. Chivas no pudo lograr el triplete y los pupilos de Ferreti se ubicaron como grandes protagonistas tras ganar por segunda ocasión. Tigres demostró dominio en la mayor parte del […]
Artes Mágicas: Mi Primer Bebé!
Recuerdo cuando tuve mi primer bebé ¡y tuve seis! tenía muchas dudas, a la mayoría de las mujeres les pasa lo mismo. ¿Si llora de noche que haré?, ¿Lo alimentaré de noche o mejor no lo haré? ¿Lo dejaré al lado de mi cama, por si se despierta, llora y no lo oigo? Primero que […]
Victimas de el Dr. cerebro, lanzan nuevo álbum y anuncia gira por EEUU
Con más de 25 años de carrera y 10 producciones que han dejado huella, el grupo originario del Estado de México enfatiza con este nuevo álbum sus raíces en el hard rock con temas como “Godzilla” y “Frankenstein”, mientras que con su primer sencillo “Diablo Adentro” la letra y los ritmos son más juguetones, que […]