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Updated: Wednesday, April 8, 2009
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- WVU Division of Social Work meeting needs of aging Mountain State (WVU Today)
- Senate OKs one-time senior hunting fishing license bill (Beckley Register-Herald)
- Economy forces W.Va. seniors
back to work (Beckley Register-Herald)
- Aging workforce poses a challenge (Journal News)
- Baby boomers pose major problem for
state (Beckley Register-Herald)
- Senior Center program delivers meals
to elderly in Southern Upshur County (Buckhannon Record Delta)
- Seniors go virtual bowling (Journal News)
- Billy Graham Celebrates Birthday in WV (State Journal)
- Investment scams target senior citizens, auditor warns (Beckley Register-Herald)
- W.Va. registration deadline today (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- AARP Urges W.Va. Seniors to File For Stimulus Check (WSAZ.com)
- Elderly and disabled receive help with finances (WV Public Broadcasting)
- Early voting gets under way (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Luise Stiefel Wins Medals at Senior Olympics (Barbour County Senior Center Newsletter)
- Don’t Allow Deadbeats to Dodge Back Taxes (Wheeling Intelligencer)
- Free health fair open to public (Charleston Daily Mail)
- ‘Wonderful’ windfall (Times West Virginia)
- On retirement: Children of aging parents have a new resource (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Tom Hayes: All veterans must be eligible for VA benefits (Herald Dispatch)
- Nearly a century of distinction - Whether dodging revenuers or teaching violin, Ostrin, 97, set himself apart (Charleston Gazette)
- WVMI: making millions in medical measurement (Charleston Gazette)
- E-Prescribing Soon to Be Reality in W.Va. (State Journal)
- Manchin not giving up on drug disclosure (Charleston Gazette)
- Behind the scenes - Older passengers keep driver smiling (Charleston Gazette)
- Web site offers outlet for years of wisdom (Charleston Gazette)
- House approves stronger penalties for abuse of elderly (Register-Herald)
- Old-Fashioned Romance - At ages 85 and 90, a new marriage is just beginning for Charleston couple (Charleston Gazette)
- W.Va. institute readying for Alzheimer’s fight (Charleston Gazette)
- Seniors, disabled groups protest $3 monthly cell phone fee (Charleston Daily Mail)
- WV House delegation busy with Democratic agenda ... King Day celebrated ... more (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
- The play is the thing for seniors (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Seniors - In-home care best (Charleston Gazette)
- Increase in gasoline tax goes into effect today (Charleston Gazette)
- On retirement: Some seniors have resolve for the new year (Charleston Daily Mail)
- KDMC hosts safe driving program for seniors (Herald-Dispatch)
- Planning for Peace of Mind (State Journal)
- West Virginia Consumers Urged to Oppose Highest Phone Tax in the United States (Yahoo Finance)
- Population gets slight migration boost (Charleston Gazette)
- House OKs food tax cut (Times WV)
- Medicare ‘donut hole’ not so sweet (Times WV)
- W.Va. Senate passes Manchin's tax-cut plans (Charleston Gazette)
- Clarksburg's new VA nursing home dedicated (Charleston Daily Mail)
- State wants Graham to return $300,000 IRA to senior center (Charleston Gazette)
- Plan doubles senior income tax credit (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Man’s Face Cut in Robbery of His Social Security Check (Huntington News)
- W.Va. a leader in plans for end-of-life care (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Editorial: W.Va. cannot afford its future (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Aging population will squeeze taxpayers (Charleston Gazette)
- Using your brain in different ways helps keep it sharp (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Capitalists to the rescue (Charleston Gazette)
- AARP health fair set for Wednesday (Herald-Dispatch)
- State trims funds for heating help (Charleston Daily Mail)
- W.Va. to maintain current voter identification rules (Charleston Daily Mail)
- A surcharge for Medicare (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Location can affect how long you live - McDowell, Logan counties among worst (Charleston Gazette)
- Panel studies health funding for seniors (Charleston Daily Mail)
- In-home care cuts pinch state elderly (Charleston Gazette)
- Senior agency working on issues (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Customers give rave reviews for grocery's delivery service (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Senior center tries to pay bill (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- UPDATE: Attorneys give closing arguments in Graham trial (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Prosecution to rest today in Graham case (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Elderly board members don't recall voting on Graham perks (Herald-Dispatch)
- Peace Corps memories put focus on technology (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Election for seniors this Tuesday (Herald-Dispatch)
- West Virginians are planning for the end (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Like getting money from home - Reverse mortgages let seniors cash in on their equity (Charleston Gazette)
- Graham faces 18 more counts (Charleston Gazette)
- 75-year-old W.Va. native sentenced on burglary charges (Herald-Dispatch)
- Byrd Becomes Longest Serving Member of Senate (Wheeling News-Register)
- Seniors struggle with raising kids (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Byrd to set new record (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Ironton Senior Center offers variety of activities, services (Herald-Dispatch)
- W.Va. scrambles to prepare for aging Baby Boomers (Herald-Dispatch)
- Woman still young at heart after being Girl Scout 70 years (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Company retirees find coverage, encounter challenges (Charleston Daily News)
- Jay, Rahall want answers on stolen vets’ IDs (Register-Herald)
- Vets man park’s stand (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Local honored as outstanding senior citizen (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Diary reveals a bit about Mother (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Ironton gets ready for Memorial Day parade (Herald-Dispatch)
- Budget surplus may not last long - State could be looking at some huge deficits (Charleston Gazette)
- Veterans' data taken by burglar - Social Security numbers, other info is on disks (Charleston Gazette)
- Byrd’s representatives pay visit to Taylor County Senior Center (Mountain Statesman)
- Commissioners tackle panhandle housing costs (Herald-Dispatch)
- ‘Legends in Our Own Time’ selected as theme for National Nursing Home Week (Mountain Statesman)
- Woman accused of leaving leaving mother in hot car for an hour (Charleston Gazette)
- Area seniors finding many ways to occupy time (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- New voting machines cause some counting snags (Mountain Statesman)
- A hit – and a miss (Register-Herald)
- At 90, Eddy enjoys helping others through volunteer work at local hospital (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- The birds...and the bees ...and the squirrels (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Senior citizens' art on display at Rio Grande (Herald-Dispatch)
- More people won’t be retiring at all (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Seniors vote without expected trouble (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- State of 'emergency' (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
- Voting machines to be ready for Cabell primary (Herald-Dispatch)
- Washington voters renew senior levy (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Planned merger of pension plans on hold for now (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Voting methods a mixed bag for primary (Register-Herald)
- Readiness of voting machines uncertain (Register-Herald)
- Judge Extends Voting Machine Testing Deadlines (WVNSTV)
- Council on Aging sued again: Man seeking $100K in sexual harassment suit (West Virginia Record)
- Programs offer physical, financial advice (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Washington County man celebrates 100th birthday (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Seniors and the Polling Process (WTAP)
- Take advantage of early voting (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- ‘I have to brag a little’ (Charleston Gazette)
- Poll workers get voting machine demonstration (Mountain Statesman)
- Touch-screens may be ready Tuesday (Parkersburg News and Sentinel))
- Voting machines not ready (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Democratic state Senate hopeful urges SSI benefits tax exemption (Charleston Gazette)
- New voting machines focus of Rotary meeting (Herald-Dispatch)
- Early voting will begin with paper ballots Wednesday (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Workers' Comp rates headed up (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Tenacity is the key to life (Charleston Gazette)
- W.Va. taking unique path with pensions (Herald-Dispatch)
- Jewel thief, a 75-year-old W.Va. native may avoid prison (Charleston Gazette)
- Housing discrimination not to be tolerated in Grafton (Mountain Statesman)
- Aquatic exercise offers physical, social benefits (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Many will use paper ballots - Not all machines will be ready for May primary vote (Charleston Gazette)
- Seniors to meet at Jackson’s Mill in May (Charleston Gazette)
- Retirement account figures ‘surprising’ - Only 74 in newer teachers’ plan have $100,000 or more (Charleston Gazette)
- Protecting against identity theft (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Voting equipment test rescheduled (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Elderly Woman Ticketed For Walking Too Slowly (WTAE-TV)
- Teachers steaming over pensions (Charleston Gazette)
- Candidates address taxes, health care (Charleston Gazette)
- Public invited to see new voting machines (Mountain Statesman)
- Assisted living center in Huntington to close (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Sandy Wells; Innerviews - ‘Patients weren’t just a room number’ (Charleston Gazette)
- New Fayette agency tackles housing issues (Register-Herald)
- W.Va. Commissioner Joins 'Insure U' Education Program (Insurance Journal)
- Safety issues cited in closing Regency Park (Herald-Dispatch)
- Commission On Aging Construction Moving Along in Raleigh County (WVNS)
- Web site taps the wisdom of older people - Hundreds of seniors answer questions on variety of topics (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Judge weighing ACF retirees' lawsuit (Herald-Dispatch)
- 83-year-old woman robbed in Wal-Mart parking lot (Register-Herald)
- Aging services office set to open in the Dils Center (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Letter at last - 98-year-old receives real WVU emblem to replace felt cutouts (Charleston Gazette)
- Nursing home resident's death under investigation (Regirster-Herald)
- Twelve steps to protect your identity (Mountain Statesman)
- Sale to help provide Gund stuffed toys to kids, elderly (Herald-Dispatch)
- President continues defense of war in Iraq during town hall forum (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Veterans benefits policy debated - Eligibility rules questioned during hearing (Charleston Gazette)
- New voting machines demonstrated in Fayette (Register-Herald)
- Program to help homeless veterans (The Journal)
- Morgantown Memorial for Don Knotts (WOWK 13)
- Graham's paychecks to stop (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Legislative session ends with $10B budget (Herald-Dispatch)
- Senior center chief's paid leave in question (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Some retirees, teachers to get pension increases (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Volunteers help taxpayers file returns (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Most Manchin agenda items successful (Parkersburg Nes and Sentinel)
- Taylor takes seniors' safety very seriously (Herald-Mail)
- State retirees getting bonus (Charleston Gazette)
- Independent living bill becomes study - Senator promises action by next year (Charleston Gazette)
- Senior citizens meet with Rockefeller (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Property ownership means estate tax, so plan ahead (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Charles Trump retires with honor (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Independent-living bill stalls - Nursing homes would quickly fill up, agency says (Charleston Gazette)
- Senior citizens try out new voting machines (Register-Herald)
- Senate earmarks millions for pension debt, reserve fund (Herald-Dispatch)
- Do the math: Respite care can help curb costs (Charleston Gazette)
- Local retired school employees take part in Capitol meeting (Mountain Statesman)
- 3 arrested after man’s retirement check is taken, cashed (Register-Herald)
- Senior citizens get home repairs assistance (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Marietta City Council approves senior citizens housing project (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Retired Engineer Builds Life as Dog Owner (State Journal)
- State, Taxpayers 'Keeping the Change' (WTRF)
- Project Lifesaver receives $2,500 grant (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Teachers begin vote on retirement plans (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Requesting free credit report takes time (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Don Knotts, 1924-2006, R.I.P. (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Beverly seniors group gets $15,000 (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Lenora Sutphin: County wants Woodlands to pay more than its fair share (Herald-Dispatch)
- Hospice gets thrift store off ground with generous help (Mountain Statesman)
- Ribbon cut on new senior housing (Herald-Dispatch)
- Legislators say extra money should go to pension funds (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Who will care for the generation? (Online Lode)
- Manchin adds bills near end of session (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Where The Jobs Are (WOWK)
- Democrats turn back bid for food tax vote (Register-Herald)
- Table games bill may not have enough support in House (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Marietta senior housing complex moves closer to reality (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Senior services chief pleads not guilty, out on bail (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Family items biggest issue in settling estates (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Business keeps Red Hat Society looking sharp (Herald-Dispatch)
- Gambling money would go to seniors (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Table game backers offer seniors money, reduction of food tax (Register-Herald)
- Proponents link table games, tax (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Seniors benefit from tax issue (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Veterans as special lecturers proposed in House measure (Register-Herald)
- Hit by health cost hikes, public retirees rally at Capitol (Herald-Dispatch)
- West Virginia seniors rally in Charleston (Register-Herald)
- Telethon to raise funds for Hospice House starting Sunday (Register-Herald)
- Computerized voting machines given tryout, called easy to use (Register-Herald)
- HEALTH: Therapy dogs spread joy at nursing homes, hospitals, more (Herald-Dispatch)
- Democrats avoid direct vote on West Virginia’s food tax (Register-Herald)
- Delegate wants federal help in steep heating bills this winter (Register-Herald)
- Aggressive action taken in the House (Mountain Statesman)
- Chamber backs gradual phase-out of W.Va. food tax (Register-Herald)
- Bill would reverse 2003 tax measure on second homes (Register-Herald)
- Program that helps seniors stay fit and mobile starts at YMCA (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Residents hot over rising heating bills (Herald-Dispatch)
- House modifies Manchin health care proposals (Herald-Dispatch)
- Poor weather dampens ground, not ceremony, for senior center (Register-Herald)
- New electronic voting machines ‘easy’ (Register-Herald)
- Legislature takes time out to honor state’s veterans (Register-Herald)
- How safe are you? (Mountain Statesman)
- Low-Income Seniors May Get Assistance with High Energy Bills (Senior Journal)
- 'Help is Here Express’ wheels into Beckley Monday (Register-Herald)
- One brave WWII soldier’s story (Mountain Statesman)
- Caring for two daughters is getting more difficult for aging mother (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Ah, privatization, West Virginia style (Charleston Daily Mail)
- 71-year-old woman fair after rescue from fire (Herald-Dispatch)
- Great-grandmother needs help to buy dentures (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Combat this winter’s increased home heating costs (Mountain Statesman)
- Court: Feds can take your Social Security (Herald-Dispatch)
- Survivors will remember those killed at Pearl Harbor (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Seminar helps seniors learn drug options (Herald-Dispatch)
- Pearl Harbor: Where were you? (Herald-Dispatch)
- Survivors have plenty to tell grandchildren (Herald-Dispatch)
- Prepare home as cold weather sets in (Herald-Dispatch)
- Huntington Family Practitioner Revives Old Time Practice: She Makes House Calls (Huntington News)
- Jewelry thief with unlikely profile mined a world of diamonds - Woman, 75, plied her trade for more than five decades (Boston Globe)
- BYRD’S EYE VIEW: A Broken Budget for West Virginia (Huntington News)
- Heating Costs (Register-Herald)
- Poor deserve to stay warm this winter, too (Herald Dispatch)
- Medicaid Rally (WOWK)
- Housing Interests Cooperate to Benefit Public (WTRF)
- Former delegate Fantasia dies at age 82 (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Senior center plans hit size snag (The Journal)
- Health Care Costs Will Continue to Rise, Expert Says (The State Journal)
- Harrison senior center has little room for expansion (Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram)
- Leaders take aim at high tax bills (The Journal News)
- Senator Defends His Request For Money (The State Journal)
- Is it safe? (Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram)
- Beware of telemarketing scams in the area (Mountain Statesman)
- Hospitals ask state to plug gaps in Medicaid (Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram)
- Moving On, Moving Out (The State Journal)
- Former Graftonian battles his way around the world (Mountain Statesman)
- Debate continues over where to put new senior center (Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram)
- 'It takes a special person' to be an adult care provider (Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram)
- Senior thrill-seeker (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Heat stokes weather warnings (The Journal)
- State Fights Medicaid Fraud (The State Journal)
- Don't Let Phone Scammers Get Your Cash (WTRF-TV)
- Phone Scams Prey on Elderly (WTRF-TV)
- Local Woman Thwarts Million Dollar Scam (WTOV-TV)
- Some Panhandle Newcomers Hail from Another World (The State Journal)
- Workers to decide pension issue (The Journal)
- Governor announces continuation of PEIA retirees drug benefits (Mountain Statesman)
- Market vouchers available for seniors (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Census Outlines Decline in W.Va. Cities (State Journal)
- Yoga instructor has spent her life caring for others (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Beating the heat - Seniors face true test of summer (The Journal News)
- Heat Hits Seniors' Wallets Hard (State Journal)
- MEDICARE SCAM ALERT:
- Pension bond plan rejected: Panhandle voter turnout low (The Journal)
- Manchin pitches pension proposal to voters (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Budget could strand seniors (The Journal)
- Memories: Huntington Easts 1950 class reminisces (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- ARC shines spotlight on area (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Providers, relatives seek information on Medicaid changes (AP)
- Transport services angry about looming cuts (AP)
- Exercise can reduce risks of breaks due to osteoporosis (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- SeniorWise - Free program offers aid to local seniors (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Musician Wins Vandalia Award (WOWK-TV)
- Veteran recalls life, love and war (The Journal News)
- Memories: 1930s marked begin of urban sprawl in Huntington (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- 12 W.Va. nursing homes on consumer group's watch list (Ogden News Wire)
- Ambassador of Goodwill Arminta Justice dies at 84 (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Attitude can help people to age well (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Rockefeller Has Own Plan for Social Security (WTAP)
- New facility to offer feel of home, advanced care (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Senior fitness, Classes offer exercise options (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Elderly rural Cabell resident reports robbery (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Residents voice concerns over Social Security plan (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Diet can help slow aging process (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Prescription Drug Prices Rising Beyond Reach of Seniors (WVNS TV)
- Longtime sweethearts tout health benefits of romance (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Senior Sweethearts! (WTAP Parkersburg)
- Dial 211 when you don't know who to call (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Burden of caring for elderly parent doesn't have to be shouldered alone (Huntington News-Dispatch)
- Wireless Internet on rise (Huntington Herald Dispatch)
- Many seniors feel younger despite old age: study (Yahoo News)
- Robots May Come to Aging Boomers' Rescue (HealthDay News)
- Veterans want people to remember (Herald-Dispatch)
- Companies push Congress for pension relief (AARP Bulletin Today)
- HOLIDAY SAFETY Protecting Yourself from Crime (Eyewitness News Online)
- Cold Comfort: How to Cope With the Cost of Heating Your Home (AARP Bulletin Today)
- Where Presidential Campaigns Stand on Senior Citizen Issues Found on Websites (Senior Journal)
- HHS Releases $5 Billion from Low Income Energy Assistance Program for Winter (Senior Journal)
- Seniors Should Say No to Con Artists Claiming to Be with FTC, Promising Sweepstakes Prize (Senior Journal)
- McCain Targets Investors, Seniors With New Economic Package (US News)
- DOW climbs back 936 points (Huntington Herald-Dispatch
- Postal Service to Issue Alzheimer's Awareness Stamp (PRNewswire)
- Senior benefit costs rise 24% since 2000 (USA Today)
- Agency names poor-performing nursing homes (Des Moines Register)
- Social Security Could Deliver Stimulus Within 6 Weeks To Millions Of Seniors, Yet Low Income Retirees Ignored In Stimulus Plan - USA (Medical News Today)
- Insuring children may squeeze seniors (LA Times)
- Many Retirees Left Work Due to Health, Find Expenses Higher Than Expected (Senior Journal)
- Local Seniors Walk Thousands Of Miles Around America (NBC25.com)
- Bush unveils health plan tied to tax deduction (USA Today)
- E-Filers Have Several Tax Preparation Options (State Journal)
- Boomers in fine form at 60 (AZCentral.com)
- New agency to aid aging boomers (Cincinnatti Post)
- When you think of an old person, what are the first five words or phrases that come to mind? (Salt Lake Tribune)
- Workload grows as Christmas draws near: Tree farming loses allure (Tulsa World)
- News briefs from around Kentucky at 5:58 p.m. EST (AP Wire)
- The Debate Over Older Drivers (ABC News)
- Senior driving classes take off (Inside Bay Area)
- A Profile of Older Americans: 2005 (US Administration on Aging)
- Vermont program offers new twist on elder care (MSNBC)
- Many Americans Still Plan to Rely on Social Security for Retirement Income (Senior Journal)
- Beware of Social Security 'phishing' e-mail (Market Watch)
- Retirement: A Financial Time Bomb Awaits Vast Majority of Americans (Earth Times)
- Social Security Max Increases To $97,500 for 2007 (TransWorldNews)
- BUSH ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCES MORE THAN $633 MILLION TO HELP VERY LOW-INCOME ELDERLY AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES (DSNews)
- Fidelity offers new retirement planning tool (Reuters)
- Senator George Allen Named a 'Senior Life Saver' by RetireSafe (U.S. Newswire)
- Boomers' exit spells work-force shortage (Seniorscopie)
- Social Security accounting change sought (Houston Chronicle)
- Bush suggests would favor indexing retirement benefits (Reuters)
- Most Baby Boomers will struggle to fund their lifestyles, longevity (mlive.com)
- PanTran gets grant for pilot program (Journal)
- Bush Plans to Revive Social Security Proposal With New Congress (Bloomberg)
- Feds fail seniors with paltry boost in Social Security checks (MySA.com)
- Rolling Over Into Retirement (Washington Post)
- Social Security Raise for Elderly and Disabled (LA Times)
- Real Estate: Not Your Father's Retirement (MSNBC)
- Baby boomers need retirement checklist (Herald-Today)
- Mature workers find opportunities (Seattle Times)
- Who wants to retire, anyway? (Sun Herald)
- Better appliance designs serve aging consumers (Monterey Herald)
- Trusting a Promise to Care (LA Times)
- AARP Releases Ten Tips to Make Homes Safer; New Survey Shows There's No Place Like Home for Americans 50 and Older (U.S. Newswire)
- Growing old waiting for AARP to act (Pittsburg Post-Gazette)
- Understanding Social Security (Gilroy Dispatch)
- Will working boomers save Social Security? (MSNBC)
- SeniorNet and IBM Celebrate 20 Years of Computer-Using Older Adults (Yahoo Finance)
- Retooling, not retiring (IndyStar.com)
- Private banks see opportunity in aging society (Reuters)
- Statement of the National Council on Aging: Congressional Reauthorization of Older Americans Act (US Newswire)
- Make smart choices about parents’ care (Boston Herald)
- Ten ways to tell if your community is ready for an aging population (US News)
- Survey: Test older drivers frequently (Union Leader)
- Work solutions for older workers (Mercury News)
- VCU therapy dogs trot into retirement (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Strategies Can Help Boost Retirement (State Journal)
- Challenges profound as boomers age (WHIG)
- 2 years later, what has changed? (USA Today)
- Retirement Planning the Easy Way? (Motley Fool)
- Problem of Suicide Over Age 65 Needs More Attention, Experts Say (Kansas City infoZine)
- Baby Boomers Find HearPods Are Just What the Doctor Ordered (eNewsChannels)
- Finances forcing women to delay retirement (Delaware Online)
- TV network aimed at retirees (Rutland Herald)
- Abuse and Neglect of Elderly Rampant In Nursing Home Industry (OpEdNews)
- Seniors say 'no' to nursing homes (Times Herald-Record)
- Tips to help older Americans prepare for emergencies (Casa Grande Valley Newspapers)
- AARP to Promote ICAA's Active Aging Week to its Members (PR Newswire)
- Financial security with 4 simple steps (Capital)
- Networks woo older viewers (Oxford Press)
- Caring for the elderly from a distance (LA Times)
- American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging Statement on the Full Report of the 2005 White House Conference on Aging (U.S. Newswire)
- Smaller sacrifices now can save Social Security (Charlotte Observer)
- Securing the golden years (Baltimore Sun)
- Stop or go? (Roanoke Times)
- Wealthy Americans cautious on retirement investing (Reuters)
- Retirees head into choppy waters (Miami Herald)
- Senior Citizens Becoming More Interested in Labor Day Break (Senior Journal)
- Retirees find rewards in 'golden years' jobs (Toledo Blade)
- Retirement ideas differ with age (Home News Tribune)
- Advocating for the elderly and the disabled in Pa. (Philidelphis Inquirer)
- Sweeping Changes in Elder Care Pass (LA Times)
- Pre-retirement to-dos (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Driving course helps seniors stay sharp (Centre Daily)
- Growing Old With Grace (Kiplinger.com)
- 60: The New 45 (Forbes)
- August marks 50th anniversary of Social Security disability program (Norman Transcript)
- Assisted living at your doorstep (BankRate.com)
- AARP offers driver safety class (Pocono Record)
- Red Hat Society Challenges the Conventional Perception of Older Women (Voice of America)
- Aging populations affect more than just health care (Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- Control what you can as retirement looms (Houston Chronical)
- Help’s available for seniors on the prowl for a job (Palladium-Item)
- Safekeeping Their Finances Know About Elderly Parents' Records (Free Lance-Star)
- To save more for retirement, first track the wasteful expenditures (Boston Globe)
- Study: Older drivers at risk (Daily Progress)
- Rethink your retirement plans (TownHall.com)
- Wealthy have same vested interest in Social Security as everybody else (Boston Globe)
- Get Smarter About Your Retirement (Washington Post)
- Balancing robot may care for elderly (Business Week)
- Changes on the way for retirement savings landscape (NorthJersey.com)
- Pensioner becomes surprise YouTube star (Yahoo News)
- Disaster Training Program to Aid Older Adults (Health News Digest)
- Pennsylvania Governor Rendell Says $4 Million Available to Help Senior Centers (Yahoo Finance)
- Your retirement (Pittsburg Tribune)
- Setting up for retirement (Reuters)
- John Kostrzewa: Law will hasten demise of pensions (Providence Journal)
- 2 Networks Target Vacationers, Retirees (Washington Post)
- Saving too much for retirement? (MoneyWeb Undictated)
- What to Expect From Social Security (MSNBC)
- 55-plus and still working -- but where? (MarketWatch)
- Seniors not ready to yield (Galveston County Daily News)
- MySpace for boomers comes with death alerts (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Retirement Living Television Network to Launch in September (Senior Journal)
- Many view equity in home as piggy bank (Rutland Herald)
- Tech to transform the golden years (Herald Tribune)
- Get your retirement house in order (Sea Coast Online)
- Pre-Planning Your Retirement (Village Soup)
- Caregiving: Here come the case managers (United Press International)
- Investment Scammers Often Target Elderly (Washington Post)
- American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging Applauds Introduction of Legislation to Advance Technologies for the Aging (US Newswire)
- Older citizens are among safest drivers (Courier Press)
- Safety for older drivers (WSLS News)
- Older Workers - Aging Workforce Issues for Job Search (Carolina Newswire)
- Graham's strip club spending exposed (Charleston Daily Mail)
- Senior Citizens Who Give Up Driving may take Express Lane to Nursing Home (Senior Journal)
- Programs put seniors on right track (Times Leader)
- Senior citizen 'stay cool' tips (ALL News)
- Study shows savvy seniors more likely to be conned (USA Today)
- First-line questions for "retirement-home" living (Seattle Times)
- Navigating the five phases of retirement (News-Press)
- Retiring Old Thinking (The Street)
- Don't wait to purchase long-term care insurance (Herald Today)
- Warning: Watch out for boomers (Grand Folks Herald)
- Senior Citizens Get Scammed in Alarming Numbers (Senior Journal)
- Traditional retirement 'no longer possible' (24dash)
- Investing in retirement (Reuters)
- How will you pay for Health Care when you retire (East Texas Review)
- Boomers leading push for more flexible workplace (Miami Herald)
- How Old is "Too Old" to Drive? (KSBI 52)
- Certain Seniors Embrace High-Tech Gear (Newhouse News Service)
- Community care key for elderly (Clarion Ledger)
- IRA access comes with a few strings (ContraCostaTimes)
- SEC to Conduct First-Ever Seniors Summit July 17 to Protect Older Americans From Investment Fraud (US Securities and Exchange Commission)
- Flexibility keeps boomers on job (Courier-Journal)
- Bush still pushing Social Security reform (M&C News)
- Wanted: A few good baby boomers (MSNBC)
- AARP Launches Driver Safety Online Course Nationwide (US Newswire)
- Consider pros, cons of Social Security before retirement (Belleville News Democrat)
- Driving taxing for older drivers (Frederick News-Post)
- Designating Beneficiaries for Your Retirement Accounts (Village Soup)
- Red Hat ladies have quite a ball (Contra Costa Times)
- Agency assists senior citizens, disabled (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Retired Women Face Poverty (Monterey Herald)
- Boomer inheritances shrink as parents live longer, health care costs rise (USA Today)
- Turning 60 - Graying boomers hang on to expectations (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
- Pennsylvania's APPRISE Program Honored for Medicare Part D Education Efforts (Yahoo Finance)
- SAVVY SENIOR (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Activists design new kind of retirement (News-Sentinel)
- Major changes coming for graying workforce (MSNBC)
- Gays have places to retire (Press Telegram)
- Hanging cards to help S. Florida seniors get aid after hurricanes (South-Florida Sun Sentinel)
- Hurricane hustle: Things you should know (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Independent, but alone (Christian Science Monitor)
- An aging population calls for elder law expertise (Providence Business News)
- Seniors: Be ready during an emergency (Daily Press)
- The 2007 Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) Cooperative Agreement application process is now open! (IRS)
- Reimagining America: AARP's Blueprint for the Future (AARP)
- Retirement choices stretch beyond Florida (Southwest Florida Herald-Tribune)
- Feeling much safer at home (Newsday)
- Retired seniors find little security (Pittsburg-Tribune)
- Companies Asked To Consider the Needs of Elderly Seniors (WebWire)
- Seniors learn about options for the future (Portsmouth Herald Local News)
- Food program in season (Pittsburg Tribune-Review)
- NAB drafts policy to help elderly (Nation News)
- Targeting the Elderly: Annuity tactics under fire (Des Moines Business Record)
- Poll: Boomers go easy on marriage (USA Today)
- Aging farm population has states experimenting with incentives (Lexington Herald-Leader)
- Senior center's turning into `wellness' havens for aging boomers (News-Sentinel)
- Isolation is seniors' enemy Durham center aims to keep older people engaged (News & Observer)
- Program helps disabled elderly stay independent (Reuters Health)
- Caring for Seniors in a National Emergency: Can We Do Better? (Aging Committee Hearings)
- America's elderly face growing drug addiction problem (Reuters Health)
- Huge bill for public retirees hits soon (USA Today)
- When mom (or dad) moves in (USA Today)
- Seniors benefiting as Fed continues interest-rate hikes (Arizona Republic)
- State ratchets up effort to help seniors' driving (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Think ahead to stay safe at home (Seattle Times)
- Identity thieves targeting seniors (Sentinel and Enterprise)
- U.S. Census Bureau Daily Feature for May 4: Older Americans (US Newswire)
- Woman to be oldest mother at 63 (BBC News)
- Gas Prices Squeezing Seniors (CBS News)
- Senior-friendly housing booms with boomers (Tennessean)
- Caught in a tangle of fine print (LA Times)
- Seniors can resist scams (South Bend Tribune)
- Helping elderly stay at home (Buffalo News)
- Scammer of seniors gets 10 years (Colorado Springs Gazette)
- Elderly increasingly becoming targets of theft, neglect, abuse (GoUpstate.com)
- Some last-minute advice for seniors on tax filing (NY Daily News)
- Errant Elders Find Amenities in Japan's Jails (Washington Post)
- Seniors rail against Bush housing cuts (Pittsburg Post-Gazette)
- Financial Abuse of Elderly Grows (Forbes)
- Not Born Yesterday: How Seniors Can Stop Investment Fraud (Magic City Morning Star)
- Amber Alert campaign can rescue seniors (Colorado'an)
- Keeping track of Dad: Technology allows aging Americans to enjoy more independence while families monitor them from miles away (TMC Net)
- Caring Times Newsletters (Griswold Special Care)
- Cellphones for kids -- and seniors (CNN Money)
- Fit as a fiddle at 71, he has eye on the prize (Bridgeville Area News)
- Catholic Charities USA Names Finalists for 2006 National Volunteer of the Year Award (U.S. Newswire)
- Louisiana Needy, Elderly Gets Web Answers (Bayou Buzz)
- Seniors find home at Freeport center (Pittsburg Tribune-Review)
- AAHSA and AARP Urge Congress to Expand Affordable Senior Housing (U.S. Newswire)
- Don't get hit by the pitch - Top ways older Americans can avoid scams (MarketWatch)
- FEMA Reminds Elderly, Disabled of Available Resources (Press Zoom)
- Armed and elderly (Utah Daily-Herald)
- Teach seniors how to surf (Kansas City Star)
- Fight over voter ID more politics than policy (Belleville News Democrat)
- Elderly couple win financial-abuse case (Monterey Herald)
- For older warriors, experience beats athleticism (USA Today)
- Hospital beds can be a dangerous trap to elderly, sedated (USA Today)
- Number of Flu Cases More than Double at a Local Hospital (WVNS)
- Retiring Seniors -- At A Glance (WESH)
- Report: Life improving for seniors (Albuquerque Tribune)
- Few U.S. seniors working - Most people retire by 65, report says (Detroit Free Press)
- Baby boomers have a better future - NIH report (NIH Report)
- Older U.S. population booming (United Press International)
- Dramatic Changes in US Aging Highlighted In New Census, NIH report (Playfuls.com)
- Tool to reduce elderly driving deaths nationwide (Eurekalert)
- America's Seniors Healthier, Wealthier Than Ever Before (Forbes)
- "So Far Away: 20 Questions for Long-Distance Caregivers" (National Institute on Aging)
- Images of Aging in America 2004 (AARP)
- Where aging cowboys ride off with dignity (The Star)
- New Law Pushes Long-Term Care Insurance Coverage (Senior Journal)
- Seniors raising their grandkids get a new boost (Christian Science Monitor)
- Lasting troubles in America's coal community (Christian Science Monitor)
- Financial scams expected to boom as boomers age (USA Today)
- Better facilities for an ageing workforce (Seniorscopie)
- Iowa: slow-growing, growing old (Des Moines Register)
- Using GPS satellite technology to help track down grandma (Asahi)
- Boomers take their time to retire to maintain their revenues (Seniorscopie)
- Boomers are being sandwiched between two generations (Seniorscopie)
- Who'll take care of Mom & Dad? (Enquirer)
- U.S. faces severe worker shortage in future (USA Today)
- Seniors have new advocate (Sewickley Herald)
- Specializing in seniors - More Realtors catering their services to retired clientele (The Record)
- States review evacuation plans for elderly (USA Today)
- N.J. woman enjoys celebrity of being 1st baby boomer (USA Today)
- State Could Turn Elsewhere for Conservatorship Remedies (LA Times)
- Elderly Sunnyvale couple loses thousands in lottery scam (Mercury News)
- S. Fla. Insurance Agent Arrested for Bilking His Elderly Clients (Insurance Journal)
- Seniors find comfort zone on blogs (St. Petersburg Times)
- Engineering students use skills to help elderly (News 8 Austin)
- California’s San Joaquin Valley: The New Appalachia? (Huntington News)
- Seniors' holidays made a little brighter through eyes of youth (Spectrum)
- More Than Just a Job (Shore Publishing LLC)
- Cold weather tough on the elderly (Capital News 9)
- Elder Services helps seniors live independently (Iowa City Press-Citizen)
- New gadgets helping senior citizens cope (Scripps Howard News Service)
- Help keep seniors safe and warm in winter (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- States Finding Ways to Keep Elderly Out of Nursing Homes (Senior Journal)
- Tech companies gear up for seniors (ZDNET)
- Arrests of elderly rising in prescription drug sales (News-Record)
- Age Concern: Elderly abuse figures just tip of iceberg (Northern Advocate)
- Intel chairman putting tech to work for seniors (Mercury News)
- Campaign urges baby boomers to volunteer (USA Today)
- Michigan nursing home fire sends 60 to hospitals (USA Today)
- Conference Next Week to Prepare Recommendation on Aging Issues (Tyler Morning Telegraph)
- Hang Up on Federal Phone Tax Hike! (PR Newswire)
- Bush urges companies to pay pension obligations (USA Today)
- In Appalachia, senior citizens charged with selling drugs (WKYT)
- Few contractors up to speed on aging-in-place (Myrtle-Beach Online)
- House Budget Bill Unfairly Punishes Elderly, ElderLawAnswers Warns (Senior Journal)
- Boomers: Not all believe group will create economic burden (Arizona Capitol Times)
- Few contractors up to speed on aging-in-place (Napa Valley Register)
- Helping Seniors Remain Fiscally Fit: How-to Guide to Money Management for Seniors and their Families Available from the FDIC (Web Wire)
- Social Security and American Indians (KFOR News)
- Will retirement be golden for boomers? (Christian Science Monitor)
- Sometimes, the elderly walk in suicide’s shadow (The State)
- Coalition: Plan by FCC Chair Martin Could Cost 16 Million of America's Most Vulnerable Consumers $400 Million (PR Newswire)
- Arrest Prompts Questions About Elder Care (WESH)
- Survey: Govt. should pay more for custodial care (Scripps Howard News Service)
- Rising Heating Costs Force Seniors to Make Difficult Choices; AARP Urges Congress to Fully Fund Low-Income Heat Assistance (Newswire)
- Analysis: Seniors important to economic development (Grand Folks Herald)
- Justice Sleeps While Seniors Suffer - Probate courts are supposed to watch conservators' conduct and discipline those who abuse their authority. They've failed dismally in this vital role. (KTLA News)
- Don't call 'em elderly; active adults shun labels (Arizona Republic)
- Blogging keeps seniors current (Washington Times)
- How Old Is Too Old to Drive? - Recent accidents point to a persistent dilemma for seniors and society. (The Ledger)
- New survey reveals older Americans' attitudes toward sleep and healthy aging (Eurekalert)
- Grandparents go the extra miles to live near their kids (Christian Science Monitor)
- Veterans Day 2005: Nov 11 (US Census Bureau)
- JUST SAY NO! TO SENIOR SCAMS - Watch Video! (Black Hilss Today)
- Seminar warns seniors about scams (Contra Costa Times)
- County Express to offer better services (Culpeper Star-Exponent)
- Tips For Seniors To Avoid Scam Artists (Channel 4 Action News)
- Wilma wreaks havoc on elderly (LA Times)
- Help wanted; elderly welcome (Free Lance-Star)
- Driving while elderly (Toledo Blade)
- Visiting Angels puts seniors first (East Valley Tribune)
- Stranded seniors leave for home (Houston Chronicle)
- LIVE LONG AND WORK! (Daily Policy Digest)
- Forlorn seniors find champions in caring neighbors, strangers (Palm Beach Post)
- Bill aims to save seniors' homes (Pittsburg Tribune Review)
- Home–like cottages built for aging seniors (Seniorscopie)
- Nearly 4,000 still without phone service (Hattiesburg American)
- Seniors, Exxon Mobil employees receive fake flu shots (The Olympian)
- AG: Seniors Being Ripped Off (WNEP)
- Police Say Elderly Often Victimized By Family Members (WAVE 3)
- Seniors must watch out for scam artists (Olympian)
- Seniors Study Seniors: More Undergrads Major in Old Age (ABC News)
- 2046: A boomer odyssey (USA Today)
- White House ponders aging - National conference held once a decade (Concord Monitor Online)
- Best Phones And Remote Control For Elderly (WJAC.com)
- Coast seniors face difficult recovery (Clarion-Ledger)
- Meals On Wheels Announces Emergency Plan for Frail Elderly (PR Newswire)
- Seniors should act to keep scam wolves from door (USA Today)
- Local Seniors Ripped Off In Insurance Scam (WTAE TV News)
- Hungry seniors need volunteers like Bill Froden (Montgomery Adviser)
- Disasters spotlight safety needs of elderly: Better planning, new regulations among proposals (Boston Globe)
- Buyer beware: Officials warn of insurance fraud (The Lompoc Record)
- Living It Up (Time Asia)
- Baby Boomers Augur Old Age, New Needs (InfoZine)
- Old people left behind on Internet (JoongAng Daily)
- For elderly, tax bill breaks vary widely town to town (The Boston Globe)
- Elderly affected most by hurricanes, senators told (Cox News Service)
- Lady Luck Is Luring In Seniors (CBS News)
- SLPD Issues Warning To Seniors About Scam (KUTV)
- Affordable housing issues hits home (Times Herald)
- Professional guardians manage the affairs of incapacitated seniors(Seniorscopie)
- Seniors on the road are as dangerous as teenagers (Seniorscopie)
- ID practices still too helter skelter (The Democrat & Chronicle of Rochester)
- Beyond the Living Will: Seniors Have More to Consider (Senior Journal.Com)
- Readers debate the ethics, use of assisted suicide (Statesman Journal)
- Will cell phones land you in court? (Industrial Distribution)
- DISASTER PREPAREDNESS: Officials admit better plans needed for the elderly, frail (Houston Chronicle)
- Flying in 'senior' class: Boeing goes an extra step to design planes for the aging (Seattle Post)
- Aging World Population Presents Challenge For Future Young (Voice of America)
- Is your family ready for the next Katrina? (NorthJersey.com)
- Pittsburgh is proud to be n°4 for its friendliness to seniors (Seniorscopie)
- Voice of the people: Capito supports vital arthritis bill (Opinion)
- September is National Menopause Awareness Month: NHLBI Offers Comprehensive Guidance for Women on Understanding Menopausal Hormone Therapy (NIH News)
- Iowa's elderly ombudsman has smallest budget in U.S (The Des Moines Register)
- Elderly seniors bounce back from adversity faster than younger people (Seniorscopie)
- Patriarchal attitudes and practices explain half the discrepancy in life expectancy between sexes (Eurekalert)
- AARP Massachusetts End of Life Survey (AARP)
- Thieves Use "Katrina" to their Advantage (WOWK)
- Prescription Drugs Cheaper on Canadian Internet Sites (ABC News)
- Seniors come of age in this computer class (Newport News Times)
- Eighty-year-old Florida video gamer looks to reclaim world record (CJAD)
- Retirees going back to school (CNN)
- Elders, boomers and their inheritance (CNN)
- Robots to offer Japan's elderly new lease on life (MSNBC)
- 'Hardcore' Grandma Proves Old Age Doesn't Mean Game Over (MTV.com)
- Feds Approve Vermont Program Giving Medicaid Recipients Alternatives to Nursing Home Care (ElderLawAnswers.com)
- Older workers earning respect (Maine Today)
- Happy half-birthday, boomers! (CNN)
- Scientists shed new light on aging process (MSNBC)
- House votes to ban Medicare, Medicaid payments for Viagra-type drugs (CNN)
- Do a reality check before retiring (The Willits News)
- World's Oldest Man Credits Long Life To Bachelor Status (BBC)
- Seniors, admitting age can save you money (Indianapolis Star)
- Seniors discover new way to connect - online (Arizona Central)
- Secrets of Successful Aging May Be Found in Senior Olympics Athletes (eMaxHealth.com)
- Given misleading cues, older adults are more likely to 'remember' that misinformation (Eurekalert)
- Grandpa gang locked up after armed heists (MSNBC)
- Helping boomers chart their course (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- Exercise trends go for low impact (Lansing State Journal)
- Foster grandparent inspires students (The Standard-Times)
- When the Elderly Become Financial Targets (National Public Radio)
- Slowing down? It's all relative for senior athletes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- Can antioxidants help prolong life? (MSNBC)
- Diagnosis: Internet Phobia - Seniors who scorn the web miss out. How to help. (Newsweek/MSNBC)
- Reps. Nancy Johnson, Jim McCrery, Six Other Key House GOP Members Express Concern About Proposed FY 2006 Medicare Cuts (U.S. Newswire)
- Bush takes new Social Security idea to public (MSNBC)
- Bush, Clinton spent $2 million on Social Security polls (The Southern Illinoisan)
- Attorney: Just say no to e-mail from con artists (San Diego Union-Tribune)
- Americans, Already Retiring Later, May Help Fix Social Security (Bloomberg)
- Supreme Court eases way for age discrimination suits (CNN)
- Peace Corps seeks a few good baby boomers (Seattle Times)
- Attitudes of Individuals 50 and Older Toward Phased Retirement (AARP)
- Democrats slam budget cuts for veterans' services (CNN)
- Senior citizens flock to the city (MSNBC)
- Map: Where Seniors Live in the U.S. (MSNBC)
- Seniors strive to keep off retirement pounds (MSNBC)
- Some firms reaching out to workers over 50 (CNN)
- Laughter is good for the heart, study finds (Reuters/MSNBC)
- Alter: Bush's plan to repeal FDR's New Deal (Newsweek/MSNBC)
- Students help seniors regain social lives (Daily Pennsylvanian)
- Senior citizens begin slowly entering cyberspace (The Phoenix)
- Poll: Wealthy should bolster Social Security (CNN)
- AARP tips its cap to best of 'silver' screen (The Daily News)
- Bush's plan for Social Security (CNN Money)
- Entrepreneurs know no age limit (Great Falls Tribune)
- Caring about the elderly: School of Gerontology (Daily Trojan Online)
- Key GOP lawmaker calls plan 'dead horse' (CBS Marketwatch)
- Is there really a crisis? (Time/CNN)
- Retirement homes, without the closets (San Francisco Chronicle)
- Software focuses on grandkids to get seniors online (New York Daily News)
- Regulating older drivers tough task (Pittsburgh Tribune)
- New AAA program aimed at elderly drivers (Macomb Daily)
- Social Security's battle over values (CS Monitor)
- Social Security reform: A guide to the key issues (CNN Money)
- Social Security concerns not just for seniors (Oneonta Daily Star)
- Saving Us From 'Poverty-Ridden Old Age' (Tech Central Station)
- Some in House Look to Roll Back Bush Plans (Philly Burbs)
- Social Security benefits may change (CNN)
- Championing the interests of seniors (Louden Times-Mirror)
- Skiing passion keeps seniors hale, hearty (The Union)
- Seniors enter cyberspace through computer school (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
- Robert Ball, Social Security Warrior, Readies for New Battle (Bloomberg)
- Anti-Social Security (CBS News)
- Teaching tech fun to seniors (News Review)
- Federal Forum Reports Americans Aging Well, But Gaps Remain (Federal Interagency Forum on Aging)
- Social Security problems put politicians on hot seat (Knight Ridder/Billings Gazette)
- Aging gays face problems of isolation, loneliness, fear (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
- West braces for more elderly migrants (USA Today)
- Study finds 'apple shaped' seniors more likely to suffer mental loss (San Francisco Chronicle)
- U.S. Surgeon General's Family History Initiative (DHHS Press Release)
- 2005 White House Conference On Aging Launches New Web Site
- Voting Scam Targets Seniors To Obtain Personal Information (CarolinaChannel.com)
- Handheld Computers Give Active Seniors a Helping Hand (NE Ohio News-Herald)
- Not much gain for retirees (CNN)
- Single senior women feel pull of the road (USA Today)
- AARP concerned about cell phone contracts for seniors (WIS TV)
- Specialists move seniors with care (Seattle Times)
- Love of music bands seniors together (San Diego Union-Tribune)
- Seniors look to supplement retirement (News 14 Carolina)
- Gambling oldsters healthy-go-lucky (New York Daily News)
- Medicare HMOs to give seniors break on rates (Boston Herald)
- Education Helping Seniors Get Online (MSNBC)
- Seniors speak out about Medicare cost (News 14 Carolina)
- Making a career comeback (CNN)
- We can't wait for the feds to tackle eldercare (Seattle Times)
- Taking the stress out of retirement (ABC)
- Women who early in life care for elderly parents are at higher risk of poverty later (Eurekalert)
- Over-Medication Sickens Seniors (WBAL)
- Use It or Lose It: Seniors Must Socialize to Keep Communication Skills (Newswise)
- Jobs linked to Alzheimer's risk (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
- U.S. Seniors Deep In Credit Debt (CBS News)
- Medicare could be election issue (CNN)
- Older adults will accept monitoring technology to live in their homes longer (Eurekalert)
- A look at new technology for the elderly by Joel Eskovitz (Scripps Howard News Service)
- Swim-in-place pools perfect for baby boomers: 'Wet treadmills' help ease ailments associated with aging" (Associated Press via MSNBC.com, Mar. 11, 2004)
- Census Bureau Estimates Number of Adults, Older People and School-Age Children in States (CB04-36, Mar. 10, 2004)
- Sons, daughters and caregivers: More and more of us are in similar straits: Attending to aging parents (USA Today)
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