“A Quilt Is a Warm Hug”
Submitted by Lutheran Hillside Village A quilt is a warm hug,” said Annette Smith, founder of the Samaritan Quilts
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Safety Tips for Wheelchair Users
Submitted by ADA Total Access, Inc. When you are planning to spend time outdoors enjoying activities with friends and
Just the Right Balance
By Alexander Germanis With the autumn inevitably comes increased hours of darkness. One of the most pleasant ways to pass
Top Benefits of Retiring to a Small Town
By Angela Kauffman, Snyder Village In media and entertainment, small towns like Mayberry conjure up idyllic feelings of a
Another Member of the Family
By Alexander Germanis The disciplines of psychology, theology, sociology, and biology have long understood and propagated the idea that family
Key Symptoms of Dementia
Submitted by Sugar Creek Alzheimer’s Special Care Center Everyone’s experience with dementia is different. While your parent or loved
A Heritage of Community Spirit at Work
Everyone seems to be busy these days, but helping others in our community is something we should all consider to
Exercise Tips for Older Adults
Submitted by Villas of Holly Brook As you grow older, you go through many changes, and you may need to
Is It Time To Give up Driving?
Submitted by Villas of Holly Brook At age 78, Sheila thinks she’s a good driver, but, this year, she’s had
Do You Need a Financial Planner?
By Krista McBeath, McBeath Financial Group Some people may feel confident they know enough regarding the dos and don’ts of