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03/14/2022

In a competitive housing market, many homebuyers are opting for a fixer-upper. Is this the right choice for you? Bloomberg has the details @ https://bloom.bg/3IVGLlH

To escape expensive real estate listings, some are turning to houses in need of renovations — which can present a new set of problems.

03/13/2022

03/12/2022

Trying to minimize your tax bill? There are still some smart moves you can make for 2021. CNBC has the scoop @ https://cnb.cx/36Elizi #2021

There’s still time to reduce your 2021 tax bill or boost your refund with these moves. Here’s what to know, according to financial experts.

03/11/2022

Hank the Tank, a 500 lb black bear, has been breaking into homes in Tahoe. AP News has the scoop about this bear bandit @ https://bit.ly/3HlW7Oy

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. (AP) — Hank the Tank strikes again. The 500-pound black bear has damaged more than 30 properties around Lake Tahoe, and last week broke into yet another home in an endless quest for a quick meal.

03/10/2022

2021 saw a 70% increase in successful scams, conning Americans out of billions. Money has the tips to help you avoid these scammers @ https://bit.ly/3hbyIVp

Increasingly, younger people are reporting scams — and losing way more money than other age groups.

03/07/2022

The Imaging X-Ray Polarimetry Explorer (IXPE) has returned data of Cassiopeia A, a start that exploded around 1690 in the Milky Way. ScienceAlert gives us a glimpse @ https://bit.ly/3LEO82E

A new telescope designed to peer into the twisted X-ray Universe has just sent back its first-ever imaging data.

03/06/2022

An American research team has reported that 4 years after a cutting-edge treatment, a woman may have been cured of HIV. NBC News has the story @ https://nbcnews.to/3JzrQ0k

Following a cutting-edge treatment four years ago, the “New York patient” is now off of HIV medication and remains “asymptomatic and healthy,” researchers say.

03/05/2022

Providers are looking to shut down existing 3G support in favor of 5G, but many tech products—including home security systems—are reliant on the older standard. AP News has the scoop @ https://bit.ly/3LQItXp

NEW YORK (AP) — As telecom companies rev up the newest generation of mobile service , called 5G , they're shutting down old networks — a costly, years-in-the-works process that's now prompting calls for a delay because many products out there still rely on the old standard, 3G.