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July 8, 20220

Law Makes More Vermonters and Veterans are Exempt from Social Security Taxes

More Vermonters will be exempt from paying state taxes on their Social Security benefits, thanks to new legislation signed by Gov. Phil Scott. Th

July 7, 20220

Medicare Advantage plans have become very popular among retirees over the past 15 years, as nearly half of all new Medicare enrollees are signing

July 5, 20220

The process of downsizing and moving to a new home is a big job for anyone, but it can be especially overwhelming for older Americans who are mov

July 3, 20220

AARP Vermont has announced that five organizations around the state will receive 2022 Community Challenge grants totaling more than $54

July 2, 20220

Dan McLean Age Well, the leading experts and advocates on aging in Northwestern Vermont, has added Dan McLean to their Board of Directors. A resid

July 1, 20220

Joe Cornet never initially considered now 92-year-old Don Murray for a role in his 2021 western film “Promise.” Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray in t

June 29, 20220

For the past two decades, World Veterinary Day has fallen on the last Saturday in April and is a day to honor the men and women who treat those p

June 27, 20220

Summer has started, and as temperatures continue to warm up across the country, many of us will get outside more. Whether it’s visiting family, t

June 25, 20220

The short answer is that most people do need the help of a licensed professional to help them sell their home. Selling your home will likely be o

June 23, 20220

The Red Clover Inn, a premier Rutland/Killington destination, has reopened for accommodations and private events. New owners Mark Allen and Ve