By Lynn Kellogg This weekend kicks off Women’s History Month. It’s a time to recognize the vital role women have played in shaping our society and
Beyond the Diagnosis: Choosing Community for People Living with Dementia
By Christine Vanlandingham When someone is diagnosed with dementia, something unexpected often happens: their world gets smaller. Friends stop
Local, free tax preparation assistance available
By Sara Duris There are two free tax preparation programs for older adults and low-income individuals to take advantage of this tax season. Both
A safe place for male caregivers
By Alexandra Newman I recently overheard an Area Agency on Aging (AAA) care manager on the phone with the caregiver of a client.
Protest parallels
By Lynn Kellogg Amid extreme unrest, a protester’s sign in Minnesota hit home, “History is Screaming – Are you Listening?” So many ideas flashed
The Power of a woven community
By Christine Vanlandingham We all have moments in life when the path forward suddenly feels uncertain — moments when strength and independence,
Together for health, home and community
By Alexandra Newman Life has become very segmented. You probably have several different streaming services to watch
Hope for a new year
By Lynn Kellogg “The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today.” - Franklin D. Roosevelt “If you’re brave enough to