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Summertime Safety During the Coronavirus

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Here’s the second post in our “In the News” series. You can still enjoy your summer … and protect yourself from Covid-19. This piece from the National Council of Aging tells you how. LINK: https://www.ncoa.org/blog/summer-reflections-on-staying-safe/

Connecting Seniors With Online Buddies

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Here’s the first post in our “In the News” series. Today we look at a growing program that helps connect the seniors with the younger generation. Volunteers reach out through technology for conversations and pre-recorded courses. Check it out. Link: https://health.usnews.com/health-care/for-better/articles/seniors-with-skills-reducing-social-isolation

Lower Your Risk of Heat-Related Illness

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Here’s the fifth post in our “In the News” series on how to live a better life. This one tells you how heat impacts the body during the summer months and what things you can do to prevent illness. LINK: https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/hot-weather-safety-older-adults  

What Are the Best Meal Delivery Services for You?

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Here’s the fourth post in our “In the News” series on how to live a better life. Have you ever been tempted to try a prepared meal delivery services? It seems too good to be true: quick, healthy and delicious. Whether you’re a vegetarian or calorie counting, there’s something for everyone.   LINK: https://www.cnet.com/health/best-prepared-meal-delivery-services-for-2020-home-chef-freshly-home-bistro-and-more/

Gardening in July: Smart Watering, Pruning and Weeding Is Key

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Here’s the third post in our “In the News” series on how to live a better life. This one advises you on how to keep your garden growing in July – despite the simmering summer heat. For procrastinators, it’s not too late to bring some color to your space. LINK: https://www.arboretum.umn.edu/julygardeningtips.aspx

Bathrooms to Go-How to Travel Safely This Summer

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    Here’s the first post in our “In the News” series on how to live a better life. Thinking of traveling this summer? Here’s some thoughts on how to make those bathroom pit stops safer. LINK: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/24/style/coronavirus-public-bathrooms.html  

Our Aides Are Trained in Dementia Care

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President and founder, Phyllis Ettinger, talks about the importance of proper training for aides who provide care to clients with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Listen here: or on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-533998238/phyllis-on-alzheimers-podcast

Create a Green Haven Inside Your Home

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Here’s the fourth post in our “In the News” series on how Seniors can live a better life. This one talks about bringing some greenery inside your home. Indoor gardening keeps you cool as you enjoy plants. You can create planters, cress heads, terrariums and more. You can even nurture sprouting plants before replanting outside. […]

Curtain Call: Watch These Filmed on Stage Shows for Free

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  If you’ve been missing live performance, Filmed on Stage is offering you the next best thing. Full-length dramas, operas and musicals that you can stream for free. Get your popcorn and snacks ready and enjoy. LINK: http://filmedonstage.com/news/76-free-musicals-and-plays-you-can-now-stream-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak-updating-daily

Connecting With Seniors During the Coronavirus

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Here’s the third post in our “In the News” series on how to live a better life. This one talks about how to keep your loved ones from feeling isolated—from forming a virtual book club to rediscovering snail mail. LINK: https://www.aarp.org/caregiving/health/info-2020/boost-morale-during-coronavirus.html

Looking for something to read? Here’s 25 suggestions for you.

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Here’s the second post in our “In the News” series on how to live a better life. A good book can transport you to another place, teach you new things or make you laugh. Here’s a list that has something for everybody.   Link: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2020/mar/30/looking-for-a-distraction-here-are-25-of-our-favourite-long-reads