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The Women’s Journal is everywhere women shop, play and live. Women pick up their free copies in local health clubs, retail stores, day spas, beauty salons, retail stores, physicians offices, restaurants, etc, at over thousands of locations throughout each county! The Women’s Journal is supported by local merchants and professionals. The Women’s Journal may be free, but the information is priceless and carefully read by women throughout the area.

Editorial Information

The Women's Journal is a Newspaper that seeks to educate its readers. Published six times a year, it is a valuable resource that provides informational and educational content written by local experts in their respective fields, from Health and Medicine, to Personal Finance, to Travel. The Women’s Journal is the best tool for an unbiased, educational look at the area’s premiere services, products, and procedures.

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FEATURE STORIES

Carol Arnott Launches the Network to Encourage Women’s Support

The power of the purse is stronger than ever. Women are not only a major economic force, but are also largely responsible for social change in our communities. By providing a collaborative community of education and empowerment NEWS4Women promotes economic opportunity for women and supports nonprofit organizations to improve the quality of life for our families. NEWS4Women promotes small businesses with... Full Article

What Does Your Car Say About Your Personality?

By: Christian Porter, owner, Everest AutoWorks

As the owner of a car care business in Newark, I see just about every type and color of vehicle known to man on a weekly basis. Until recently I never stopped to think about a possible link between my customer’s personality and the car they drove. One of my customers, her name is Janet, brought her newly purchased cherry red convertible Corvette in for ...Full Article

Retiring Early

Presented By: Danielle E. Thomas & Stephen A. Rifici

Most of us fantasize about being able to retire at a young age. For a number of Americans, it is not just a fantasy, but a reality. A few even manage to do it by the time they reach their 30s. There are different ways that people approach an early retirement strategy, but one aspect is consistent for most — it requires... Full Article

Has “Hurricane Amnesia” Set in on Delaware Residents?

By: Charlene Webb

Katrina. Charley. Ivan. Rita. Wilma. For those of us living near coastal regions, these names don't just conjure up images of people we once knew. They are instant reminders of the fear, loss and sometimes utter devastation that Mother Nature can cause. But planning for the effects of a catastrophe reaches far beyond... Full Article

The Balancing Act of the Sandwich Generation: Work, Kids, and Now…Mom & Dad!

By: Diana Graziano Bowden, President, Senior Care Consulting

Are you a member of the Sandwich Generation? If so, then you are primarily between the ages of 40 and 65 and find yourself juggling personal relationships, household responsibilities, possibly still raising children, and now…caring for Mom and Dad! As our parents get older, their needs become greater. As a caring daughter or son, niece or even daughter-in-law, you are now shouldering the responsibility of...Full Article

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