Since Welcome To Plathville hit our screens in 2019, members of the Plath family have risen to fame. However, daughter Moriah has reached new levels of stardom through hard work and incredible talent as a singer-songwriter.  The musician is easily one of the most talked-about members of the family thanks to her desire to stand out in a crowd and pursue a career in music. Now she is racking up a hefty fortune thanks to the increasing popularity of her music.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California ended its “miracle” water year on Saturday with enough rain and snow to fill the state’s reservoirs to 128% of their historical average, making it among the wettest years in recorded state history. That’s a welcome boon to a state that has spent much of the past dozen years in a deep drought, forcing state leaders to grapple with how the state should share and manage its water in the future.

The first-generation Fairlady Z (S30) was launched in 1969. Its predecessor, the Fairlady, had already been exported to North America and other overseas markets, so by 1983 total production of the series had exceeded 1 million units – a spectacular record for a sports car. The Z32 was the fourth-generation model; it was launched on June 10, 1989, twenty years after the original Fairlady Z made its debut. It was both bold and beautiful with its wide, low-proportioned styling, its distinctive front mask featuring headlights slanted at over 60 degrees, its lively silhouette created by the forward cabin design, and the short overhang that accentuated its excellent maneuverability.

In a prior post from 2020, Money and Dirt covered an opinion from California’s Fourth Appellate District holding that an Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN), by itself, “does not necessarily demonstrate the actual, physical location of a property.”  In that case, the court held that a deed of trust with numerous inaccuracies could not be saved by its reference to an APN, and was therefore void.  See here for the prior post:  Is an APN Sufficient to Describe Property in a Deed of Trust?

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