A bipartisan election Oversight Committee commissioned by the Michigan Senate to report on the state’s election procedures and possibility of fraud
Don’t just plan your finances for retirement, plan your life, too-Pat Arter-7/10/21
Do you have a plan for retirement? No, I’m not talking about the financial side of retirement. I’m talking about daily life after retirement. My
Stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to lessons, blessings-7/3/21-Christine Vanlandingham
The steady clip-clop sound of horses trotting down the road is a daily occurrence at our home. The calming sound often makes my blood pressure
How can I help grandma avoid a scam?-Sara Duris-6/17/21
Q: My grandmother needs her roof replaced and was trying to get a home improvement loan, but now she’s suddenly talking with someone about reverse
June 2021 Newsletter
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A Few Resources to Consider for Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month-Lynn Kellogg-6/12/21
Do you like the color purple? Do you know someone who has, or had, Alzheimer’s disease? We’re a little more than a week away from the summer
Pandemic has Helped Senior Volunteers Learn New Technology-Pat Arter-6/5/21
During the last several months, senior volunteers have been showing off their ability to learn something new, and to use those new skills to impact
Long-term care patients want to age in place, but state funds are limited-Christine Vanalandingham-5/22/21
You may not be familiar with the names Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson, but these Georgia women had a significant impact on the options you have for how
New broadband benefit available, but you must apply-Sara Duris-5/14/21
Q: I already participate in Lifeline for my phone bill costs. Will I now automatically receive the new Emergency Broadband Benefit that was announced?