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Yellow Dot in Maine: sign up for free alert program
Seeing a yellow dot in Maine? Yellow Dot is a nationwide emergency responder alert system that made its way to Maine this year, starting in Cumberland County. It’s designed to help car accident victims communicate with emergency … Continue
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Fiscal Cliff: Retirees Near the Edge
This opinion piece talks about the fiscal cliff faced by some folks nearing retiremen. Written by the Morning Sentinel in Waterville and worth sharing! OUR OPINION: Near-retirees heading for their own fiscal cliff It’s no question that we … Continue
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Southern Maine Senior Expo: Senior Fair was a HUGE Sucess!
We are happy to say that we are still getting calls and emails from people who attended the Southern Maine Senior Expo on September 25. People were thrilled with the information and resources that were available to … Continue
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Dempsey Challenge: paralympian Matt Updike inspires riders
The Dempsey Challenge (October 13 and 14 this year) raises funds for the Dempsey Center for Cancer, Hope and Healing. The bike race covers the western Maine countryside, raises thousands of dollars, and engages cyclists and runners … Continue
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Age Discrimination: Maine’s older workers feel threatened
Nearly one quarter of older Maine voters report that they (or someone they know) has experienced age discrimination in the workplace. That’s one of the key findings in a Maine public opinion report commissioned by AARP in … Continue
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Downsizing your Mother’s Home: 5 tips for downsizing
Downsizing is a scary thought. When you’ve lived a long, full life, chances are you have the “stuff” to prove it. Packed away in the attic, strewn about the cellar and garage, scattered throughout your entire home. … Continue
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West Nile Virus in Maine: avoid mosquito bites!
West Nile Virus has found its way to Maine after a hot and humid summer. Elders and infants are most susceptible to serious illness, though most people who get West Nile recover from it. How does it … Continue