When one thinks of a sandwich, images of peanut butter and jelly oozing out over the edges of their bread might pop into their mind’s eye – or turkey,
Slower-paced travel offers peace of mind – July 22, 2023 – Lynn Kellogg
Sometimes I’m asked how I plan travel. No expert here, but one picks up tidbits and ideas along the way. While I’ve had a memorable trip with National
‘Neighbors helping neighbors’ concept can help older adults – Christine Vanlandingham – July 15, 2023
When I clear the snow or do other outdoor chores at my mom’s house, I also clear the sidewalks at the house next door where another senior lives. That
Deciding when a loved one is not safe to drive – Sara Duris – July 8, 2023
Q. We think my dad needs to stop driving. Is there a way to report him so his license is revoked? A. The decision to stop driving, or talk to a
Opening yourself up to help – Alexandra Newman – July 1, 2023
It can be hard to accept help. There are a variety of reasons why, but it’s a fact about humans. For my family, the recent help
Finding hope in return to Spain – Lynn Kellogg – June 24, 2023
In 1975, my Spanish college roommate invited me to Santurtzi in northwest Spain, the heart of the Basque region, to spend a month living with her aunt
Your voice matters – Christine Vanlandingham – June 17, 2023
You do not have to wait for an invitation from Congress to influence public policy. You have a standing invitation. Policy and law impact our
Food pantries, farmers markets offer options – Sara Duris – June 10, 2023
Region IV Area Agency on Aging (AAA) receives many inquiries about food availability. Below are some resources for those needing food and those
Want to share your story? Start now — Alexandra Newman — June 3, 2023
Richard Shinkel, 79, still lives on the farm he was born on in Berrien Springs. “I was a farm kid, and my parents were immigrants from Poland and