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August 9, 20210

A Solemn Salute That Lasted 60 Years

The train station in Sparta, Wisconsin was a sad place that spring morning of 1943. Training was over, so soldiers who had their families still w

August 6, 20210

Medicare covers a wide variety of part-time or intermittent in-home health care services to beneficiaries in need, if they meet Medicare’s criteria.

August 4, 20211

One key to overcoming loneliness is to think about ways you can start feeling more connected to others. Consider what type of social contact make

August 3, 20210

AARP Vermont announced that six Vermont organizations will receive more than $54,000 in 2021 Community Challenge grants – par

August 2, 20210

All your hard work is paying off with a bountiful harvest. Fresh produce is filling your garden, countertops, and refrigerator while the garden k

July 30, 20210

Walking Cradles shoes are thoughtfully designed by women, for women. Our designer, Jamie Wells, follows fashion trends in major fashion

July 29, 20210

Remember picking up the handset of your telephone, waiting for the operator, and then telling her the number you wanted to be connected to? What do w

July 28, 20210

When British author Roald Dahl’s beloved 1988 novel “Matilda” was transformed into a fantasy comedy movie a decade later, the film became hugely popu

July 27, 20210

Age Well has announced that its Respite Squad Volunteer Program recently received a 2021 Aging Achievement Award from the National Association of

July 26, 20210

According to Diane McBain who turned 80 in May, it’s never too late to begin a new chapter in your life. Along with co-author Michael Gregg Michaud,