Isabella Garcia is a contributing writer with a focus on local news and lifestyle topics in the Portland, Oregon area. Her work has been featured in The Battalion, San Jacinto Times, and the Portland Mercury. Isabella's articles cover a range of subjects, including personal development, opinion pieces, local events, and scientific exploration.
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By: Isabella Garcia
Caring for a loved one is both a rewarding and demanding responsibility. For caregivers in New York, balancing the financial and emotional aspects of providing care can be challenging. Thankfully, New York's Paid Family Care Programs offer essential support.
LeBron James is the greatest basketball player of all time. Argue with a wall — he’s better than Michael Jordan. This has been a big debate for as long as I can remember, and I’m here to take sides. James has played 21 years in the NBA — and counting — while Jordan only played...
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Why everyone needs to turn up for Aggie basketball this year
Planning a family vacation on a budget is both achievable and rewarding. In 2023, the average family of four spent approximately $4,580 on a vacation, encompassing transportation, lodging, meals, and activities. Notably, 87% of families take at least one vacation annually, underscoring the importance of travel in family life.
The United Kingdom's coastline, stretching over 7,700 miles, offers a diverse array of seaside destinations ideal for family adventures. In 2023, domestic tourism saw a significant resurgence, with 77% of Brits planning at least one UK holiday, and the average adult booking three domestic breaks.
Managing corporate travel can be a complex and time-consuming task. Each step, from booking flights to arranging accommodations, requires careful planning and coordination.
Photo by Jessica Roppolo Rural Oakwood, Texas’s water tower on November 27, 2024. (Jessica Roppolo/The Battalion)
Ever thought of combining fun and learning on a family holiday? Imagine your kids going through ancient ruins, art masterpieces, or even snorkeling in one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world – and all in the name of memories to last a lifetime.
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