By Alexandra Newman I used to write a column in The HP called “Let’s Celebrate!” I remembered this when I found myself sitting down to write
Your vote matters
By Lynn Kellogg “The freedom and happiness of man…are the sole objects of all legitimate government." These words of Thomas Jefferson are
Different Perspectives. Better Decisions. Stronger Communities.
By Christine Vanlandingham I often tell staff that I don't need 90 people who think exactly like me. I already do! What I need are different
Common questions on housing, expungement
By Sara Duris Q. We are trying to find low-income housing for my mother. Every place has a waitlist, and I’ve heard you can’t even apply for a
Finding the balance and harmony of life
By Alexandra Newman When I was in my senior year of high school, I had headaches almost every single day. It is clear looking back on it
The same girl, just better tools
By Christine Vanlandingham In a few short weeks, I’ll turn 65. That age holds a unique place in our culture. It marks eligibility for Medicare,
Curiosity has no age limit
By Lynn Kellogg “How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you were?” - a quote from Satchel Paige. Good question. Ever since childhood
What is a Medicare Annual Notice of Change and how do some people qualify to get Social Security Disability faster than others?
By Sara Duris Q. What is a Medicare Annual Notice of Change and why is it important? A: Usually in September every year, individuals with
Finding your balance
Preventing a fall isn't just an older person's problem By Alexandra Newman We've all taken a tumble. Maybe we've slid on the