Always Learning
By Jim Sollecito Isn’t it interesting how much influence our early education had on the rest of our lives? Learn
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Incontinence, Sports Bras, Arthritis
By Marilyn L. Pinsky OK, so in two previous articles I discussed incontinence, and now everyone assumes I am peeing
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Are We Older Drivers a Menace?
By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bfrassinelli@ptd.net Before the COVID-19 pandemic threw a monkey wrench into long-distance driving, I made a 1,000-mile
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America’s Not-So-Green Energy Transition Plans
By Harold Miller Email: hmiller@mcsmms.com The International Energy Agency warns of the hidden environmental costs of going green The International
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Take Delight In Detours
By Michele Bazan Reed Email: bazanreed@hotmail.com Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.” As families begin
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Drugs Have Helped Us Live Longer Lives
By Marvin Druger Email: mdruger@syr.edu Pills are part of almost everyone’s life. Who doesn’t take a multi-vitamin pill or a
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Best Travel Discounts in 2022
By Jim Miller There are literally hundreds of different travel-related discounts available to older travelers that can add up to
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Deliciously Delightful
By Jim Sollecito I never saw either of my grandmothers dance. But, watching them cook was like a dance in the
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Dan Hurley, DeWitt
Words and Photos by Margaret McCormick The evening meal is important at the Hurley house in DeWitt, even if it’s
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Knock it Off, or Else: Disciplining the Kids
By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bfrassinelli@ptd.net The other day, I stopped at a diner near my home. At the table next
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