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Team TWC recently participated in our annual volunteer day. This year we chose to return to the Community Food Share in Louisville, CO. Community Food Share has several programs, including an onsite pantry where families can come in one day a week and shop, as well as “pantries on wheels” where they bring the food […]

Privacy Protection Blurring your house helps protect your privacy. Anyone can view your home’s exterior on Google Maps, which might make it easier for strangers to gather information about you and your property. Security Concerns Blurring your house can help reduce the risk of theft or vandalism. Detailed images of your home can reveal security […]

In our digital world, those of us with considerable means often find our phones deluged with campaign texts sporting eye-catching openers like, “NOT ASKING FOR $” or “The 600% MATCH won’t last forever.” These messages have become a hallmark of modern campaigning. Campaigns asking for money now favor texting over traditional mailers or phone calls, […]

Nostalgia, which tempts us to revisit our past with a sense of “the good old days,” often leaves us feeling that the best moments of our lives are behind us. This type of reminiscing can be detrimental, as it keeps us anchored in the past and prevents us from fully appreciating the present. In contrast, […]

We all know that the real heroes of this world are not Captain America or Superman; they are the first responders, military personnel, and medical professionals who sacrifice their time and lives for the greater good. While these heroes may risk their lives on the front lines, there are many ways that everyday citizens can […]

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has recently introduced a new rule aimed at protecting airline passengers and ensuring fair treatment during travel disruptions. Here is what travelers need to know about the DOT’s new rule and its implications: Key Highlights of the New Rule: Refund Requirements: Airlines are now required to provide a cash […]