The holidays are always a stressful time of year. 2020 has been one hectic year and planning for the holiday season seems to be the last ounce of stress we need right now. Hosting gatherings and parties this year may require a little more work than usual but it is totally possible! There are many […]
By KJC Law Firm Being a parent is rewarding but sometimes self-care is forgotten in the mist of our busy lives. Taking good care of yourself is not slacking off from your parental duties, it is essential to your well-being. When the kids are home and stress is building, it is more important than […]
COVID-19 is a difficult time for everyone. One way to establish a sense of normalcy and certainty is to establish consistent weekly and daily routines. With school and work being online, the gym closed, and other everyday activities being altered, having a routine will make us feel a little more sane during these crazy times. […]
Many people’s routines are being disrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Gyms are still closed, work is being done from home, and the weather keeps getting colder. When it comes to physical and mental health, nutrition and physical activity are key players. Not only does a good diet and being active promote a healthy lifestyle, […]
While COVID-19 continues to spread throughout the United States, consumers feel the added pressures to take any/all preventative measures. According to health experts, one of the most effective preventative measures to practice is washing your hands with soap and water for a minimum of twenty seconds. With so many of us commuting to work, going […]
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act Provides Broad Relief for Federal Student Loan Borrowers Professionals with federal student loan debt may be entitled to some relief under the newly enacted CARES Act. In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Department of Education Office of Federal Student Aid has automatically placed […]
Philanthropic and governments across Massachusetts are setting up funds to support organizations and communities that have been impacted by the coronavirus. See below for a list of funds. Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation-Berkshire United Way – COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund The Boston Foundation – COVID-19 Response Fund Cambridge Community Foundation – COVID-19 Emergency Fund The Cape […]
State Senator Michael O. Moore of Worcester and State Representative James Arciero have presented an emergency bill known as S2602 (an identical emergency bill is pending in the House as well, known as H4927). Interested members of the public are invited to give testimony (via written submissions due to Covid-19 social distancing guidelines) today, April […]
Attention all small business owners, sole proprietors, and independent contractors! The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was recently signed into law. Hundreds of billions of dollars have been set aside to help your business survive these uncertain times. The text of the law itself is hundreds of pages of long. To try […]
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