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In Bend, restaurant names reflect history, community and family For restaurant owners, the name on the door can carry as much meaning as the menu itself. Across Bend, the growing […]

From Slate Magazine: I Need to Make an Important Move for My Financial Future. It’s Going to Devastate My Sister.

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From Nypost RSS Feed: Dear Abby: I have a nosy neighbor who doesn’t respect personal boundaries

From Slate Magazine: My Husband Kept Me From Divorcing Him With a Heartbreaking Revelation. Now I’m Getting Suspicious.

From Slate Magazine: I Finally Searched for the Man Who Abused Me. What He’s Working in Now Sends a Chill Down My Spine.

This reader asks Dear Abby what she should do about her husband and his sister making decisions concerning their home without her input.

Rachel Khong is dedicated to generating narrative conditions under which race can be dissected ad infinitum, by whatever means necessary.

From Slate Magazine: My Longtime Friends Love to Bring Up a Particular Sore Spot From My Past. I’d Rather Not Be Reminded.

From Slate Magazine: My Husband’s Family Treats His Ex-Wife Like She’s Royalty. After What She Did, She Doesn’t Deserve It.

This reader asks Dear Abby what she should do about her granddaughter who has been drinking beer with her stepdad.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Dear Abby: Should I be concerned that my fiancé’s best friend is a serial cheater?

From Slate Magazine: My Daughter Is Playing Games With the Men She’s Dating. I Have Half a Mind to Tell Them.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Dear Abby: Can I rebuild a relationship with my siblings after a lifetime of abuse?

From Slate Magazine: Help! We All Hate the Nasty Old Lady Next Door. But What I Just Caught My Husband and Kids Doing to Her Was Chilling.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Dear Abby: My son’s cluttered home makes me too uncomfortable to visit

Dear Abby gives advice to a reader whose husband doesn’t support her desire to have a feline companion during her retirement.

"I don’t understand why he asked if he didn’t want to know. I feel like he was purposefully tricking me since he knows about my counting. ... How do I apologize to him?"

From Nypost RSS Feed: Dear Abby: My dad’s wife put doughnuts in his mouth after he had a stroke instead of calling 911 — now I’m trying to mourn him without anger