First Appearance at a National Book Festival
The St. Louis Annual Jewish Book Festival— now in its 43rd year—is nationally recognized as one of the best and largest in the country with
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Five Things a Will Won’t Do
If you think your last will and testament is the one and only document you need to specify what happens to your assets when you
Seven Things a Will Can Do
A last will and testament is a legal document that lets you decide what happens with your estate after you die. When you die without
Don’t Be Caught by Surprise by Bad Weather. Be Prepared
I found a wonderful website that focuses on the safety needs of older people. The site, https://seniorsafetyadvice.com/, is the brainchild of Robin Schiltz and Esther
What to Do When You Feel the Blues (Or Worse) Coming On
For more help staying sane and healthy, check out 7 Ways to Head Off Depression — Before It Sets in Let’s face it, we’ve been
How to Save Money
Besides the pandemic, money seems to be the subject on most people’s minds these days. Closed businesses and layoffs have taken a huge toll on
Optimism is Good for Your Health
from Unexpected Ways Optimism Helps Your Health By Courtney Mifsud in REAL SIMPLE There is a growing recognition that optimism and positivity influence our health. Not
What Medicare Does and Doesn’t Cover
With the cost of healthcare and health insurance becoming prohibitive for the average senior, Medicare can be a lifesaver. according to AARP, “Medicare covers the
What happens when people refuse to be vaccinated?
Here’s a disturbing fact: By May 2021 the US is projected to have more vaccines than people willing to be vaccinated. “A recent NPR/Marist poll found that
Biden to Expand Caretaking Services for Aging Population
(byJeff Stein, excerpted from Biden jobs plan seeks $400 billion to expand caretaking services as U.S. faces surge in aging population “President Biden’s jobs plan
