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Go Digital!
September 17, 2020Changing communications with COVID-19 You’ve texted (and occasionally even Face-timed) your friends, children and grandchildren countless times, and perhaps you have participated in an occasional Zoom event. But those modes of communication just don’t replace the face-to-face time and personal contacts that have been removed from our lives due to the pandemic. But, technology may
Autumn Adventures within Driving Distance
September 2, 2020After a lazy summer soaking in the sun, gardening and afternoon swims, let’s look forward to the joys of changing seasons. Approaching the time of pumpkin patches and chrysanthemums, cinnamon donuts and cider, changing leaves and crisp air — fall means a trip on the open road to witness the changes across the countryside. We
Mature Living Recipes
August 26, 2020PESTO Pesto is the single best use of our huge basil plants! It is easy, delicious, and easily adapted. We are giving our basic recipe, suggesting changes and mentioning a few uses for Pesto. Recipe 2-3 big handfuls of clean basil leaves ⅓ C. Toasted pine nuts ½ C. Parmesan cheese 1 clove of garlic,
Lifelong Learning: Great places to learn more about your favorite subjects
August 10, 2020The desire to learn never really goes away, no matter how old you are. Whether learning and training in a new skill or simply finding out more about a new topic, human curiosity endures. Older adults have a plethora of ways to satisfy that urge— both at home and in the classroom. With a rise
Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote
July 23, 2020“Someone struggled for your right to vote. Use it.” Susan B. Anthony A general election, including voting for candidates for President of the United States, takes place on Tuesday, NOVEMBER 3, 2020. In a representative democracy, it is important that all citizens exercise their right to vote. Here are some important links and dates
Black Lives Matter: Resources for being informed about Black Lives Matter
July 2, 2020The murder of George Floyd, on May 25, 2020, has shaken the world. We can no longer deny the devastating impact of racism and for many, a spark has been light. That spark pushes us to learn, become informed and challenge ourselves to do whatever we can to wipe out racism and make our country
