What Happens to Medicare if Obamacare is Overturned?
By Jim Miller If the Affordable Care Act (ACA) — also known as Obamacare — gets repealed by the Supreme
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Columnists
Don’t Get Stuck
By Jim Sollecito We are at the conclusion of an unforgettable year and the conception of yet another unknowable one
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Parenting: Kids Are in Charge Now
Many parents have put their children in the center of the universe. The result is that these kids are losing
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Festival Cooks and Their Favorite Recipes
Part 2 of 2 By Marilyn L. Pinsky All great festivals depend on volunteers and many of the original volunteers
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A House Divided
By Harold Miller Email: hmiller@mcsmms.com I was born in 1933 in the depth of Americas’ Great Depression. The times were
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Beyond the Second Date
By Marvin Druger and Victoria Bartling Email: mdruger@syr.edu You may have read my article “On Meeting a New Companion” in
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Peace of Mind, An Ocean Away
By Michele Reed bazanreed@hotmail.com Photos by Bill Reed This October marked a full year since we’ve been back to our
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Radio Celebrates its Centennial
By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bruce@cny55.com ‘Radio’s surge in popularity during the 1930s and 1940s was brief. After World War II,
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A New Era of Global Competition
By Harold Miller Email: hmiller@mcsmms.com As we 55-plussers sit comfortably in our La-Z-Boy chairs reading this magazine, the world around
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3 Well Known Volunteer Cooks and Their Best Recipes
By Marilyn L. Pinsky Many religious organizations have gatherings that revolve around food. Whether breaking bread together for a sense
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