NBA superstar Dwyane Wade spoke out against the onslaught of laws targeting transgender youth, adding that he fears for the safety of his 15-year-old daughter Zaya, who’s trans, “every time she leaves the house.” The three-time NBA champion and philanthropist was in New York City on Tuesday, as one of the speakers at the Time…
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Q. I am a newly retired 68-year-old woman. As a former attorney, I never had difficulty buying clothes. Not the case now. Recently I went to two large department stores and found nothing that seemed to be right for me. I even tried to buy jeans, which was worse than buying a bathing suit. Is…
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Costa Mesa officials are about to take up the first two proposals from a deluge of applications for opening retail cannabis shops. A storefront proposed on Harbor Boulevard and one on Newport Boulevard – the streets where nearly two-thirds of the 65 proposed businesses would be located – will go before the city’s Planning Commission…
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The show will go on. Although Baltimore’s weather forecast has scattered thunderstorms arriving shortly before legendary artist Paul McCartney’s eagerly anticipated concert, the performance will continue “rain or shine,” event organizers said. The former Beatle is playing in Baltimore for the first time since 1964 when the group held its first North American tour. McCartney’s…
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The Chicago White Sox and Texas Rangers were tied in the eighth inning Friday. Jake Burger reached first with two outs on an infield hit. Yoán Moncada followed with a sharp single to center. Up stepped Yasmani Grandal, who hit a ball over the outstretched glove of right fielder Steele Walker for a two-run double.…
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California’s homelessness and mental health crisis is out of control and the people want our state legislators to take immediate action. Cities are on the front lines of this issue with tents and encampments lining our sidewalks, parks and public spaces. Aggressive action must be taken now. Tiny home encampments and temporary shelters have not…
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Peter Beck has been a devoted participant at the Model Boat Shop since 2011. In that time, he has built more than 100 boats of varying sizes from four inches to a nine-feet-long, 115-sail catamaran. Starting June 20, the graduating Wilson High School senior will take the helm at the shop. After being shuttered the…
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As commercial real estate practitioners, our assignments vary. Generally, they involve representing an owner or an occupant. Occupants need a place to conduct business through leasing or purchasing their commercial real estate. Therefore, we conduct searches, tour alternatives and advocate for our occupant clients. With owner representation, we’re engaged to find a buyer or tenant…
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At age 15, more than 3,000 miles from his family, David Ojabo found comfort in food. At Blair Academy in New Jersey, not much connected Ojabo to his roots. But at the boarding school, he’d met a friend whose parents, like his, are descendants of the Igbo people in southeastern Nigeria. The friend, Odafe Oweh,…
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Our most recent articles have addressed aspects of board service and donations. We’ve discussed how to discern a sound nonprofit, your role as a board member, and some important details about gift-giving. In this article, I’d like to explore how to align values with the way you devote time and money to a charitable cause.…
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