White House, Congress, Fed scramble to deal with mortgage crisis (Argus Observer) WASHINGTON ? After a slow and stumbling start, official Washington is scrambling to try to prevent the unfolding mortgage crisis from pushing the country into recession during an election year.
CV board postpones start of high school Conestoga Valley School District will delay the first day of classes for its high school students until Sept.read more...
Protect Your Home from Winter's Chill As fall rolls in with winter close behind, home improvement experts say homeowners should take preventive measures and prepare for cold weather. Protecting the outside of your home can
Patrick Falls Off Pace As Kanaan Wins (AP via Yahoo! News) Danica Patrick's first Indy Racing League pole proved to be the only highlight of her day. Patrick battled mechanical problems and fell off the pace early, and defending series
Mortgage Takeover Boosts Wall Street (CBS News) Investors rushed to lay bets on a broad economic recovery following the weekend announcement that the U.S. government is bailing out mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Stock futures
Your Money Matters: Dealing with Rising Mortgage Interest Rates (Benton Evening News) (ARA) - Many Americans are asking themselves what they should be doing in the wake of rising, and sometimes, fluctuating mortgage rates. It's an important question because for many Americans
Mortgage rates moved higher for the third consecutive week following strong consumer spending figures for November. The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage is now 6.23 percent. According to Bankrate.com’s weekly national survey of large lenders, the 30- year fixed rate mortgages had an average of 0.25 discount and origination points.
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