Visiting India, Nepal
Last of three articles about India By Marilyn L. Pinsky Varanasi, one of the oldest cities in the world, is
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Postcards from the Edge
By Jim Sollecito It’s possible that I dismiss incoming information despite its supposed appropriateness. The AARP invitations have no more
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How Can I Be Sure I Qualify For Medicaid If I Have to Go to a Nursing Home
By David J. Zumpano Have you heard that if you need long-term care Medicaid can take your home? Have you
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Grocery Store Pet Peeve. Is It Just Me?
By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bruce@cny55.com Living alone, I am engaged in shelf-to-shelf combat in my own personal version of the
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‘Train Wreck’ Waiting to Happen?
By Harold Miller hal@cny55.com I’m sure you have heard the cliché about today’s 80 being yesterday’s 70 and today’s 70
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How Working in Retirement Can Affect Your Social Security Benefits
By Jim Miller You can collect Social Security retirement benefits and work at the same time, but depending on how
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Five Easy Pieces
New variety of plants can offer brighter colors, bigger flowers, extended flowering time, more reliable bloom — and less maintenance By
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My 60th-year Class Reunion
By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bruce@cny55.com My high school class of 1957 celebrated our 60th-year reunion in May, a bittersweet time
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I Got My Healthcare Proxy at the Hospital
Is it enough get a proxy at the local hospital or from your doctor’s office? By David J. Zumpano Doctors
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My Impressions of India
My visit to this complex, fascinating country Second in a three-part series By Marilyn L. Pinsky In the recent movie
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