Category: LOCAL
Social Security Administration celebrates 90 years of service to the American people
The Social Security Administration is proudly commemorating its 90th anniversary, marking its unwavering commitment to the financial security and dignity of millions of Americans. Since President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the...
Read MoreFurry friends – and their people – areinvited to a Pet Parade at The Current
The Current South Shore in South Weymouth is celebrating Assisted Living Week this September in a fun and memorable way! Furry friends and their people are encouraged to participate in a Pet Parade hosted by the senior living...
Read MoreCruise along the ancient canals to enjoy the best of the French countryside, as well as its cuisine
In the 17th century, King Henry IV of France decreed that a giant ditch be dug across the country connecting the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. Soon, barges pulled by horses or people transported raw materials, grain,...
Read MoreThe pink bedroom: How memories of special moments help us grieve the loved ones we’ve lost
By Meghan Fitzpatrick, Hospice & Palliative Care RepresentativeOld Colony Hospice & Palliative Care My grandma was a character. She was born during the Depression and raised during WWII. She was always a survivor....
Read MoreRetirement Dreams or Nightmares.
Get away while you can, and get the most out of itBy Steven V. Dubin Ahhhhh, just got back from a getaway trip to the Cape. Not far from my Plymouth home, but a world away.Just crossing the Sagamore Bridge seemed like ascending...
Read MoreCommemorate the anniversary of 9/11 at Allerton House’s patriotic BBQ
All South Shore Senior News readers are invited to join the Allerton House in Weymouth for a heartfelt gathering that honors the spirit of 9/11 with food, friendship, and patriotic music. Allerton House Weymouth is commemorating...
Read MoreThings to know about prescription refills when traveling
By Patricia PrewittMy Personal Rx Adviser After writing the article about traveling with medications, I thought about some friends who travel out of the country for more than 30 days at a time. Here are some good things to know...
Read MoreMyth or fact? ‘I can get forms on the internet for my estate plan; I don’t need to go to an attorney’
By Elizabeth A. Caruso, Esq. This is a myth!Creating an estate plan is a very personal journey that should be led by a professional. Just like the dangers of using “Dr. Google” to determine why your foot hurts and every article...
Read MoreStaying or selling? How to know when it’s time to move
By Leon Merian, SRESRealtor, Compass For many older adults, the question of whether to stay in the home they’ve loved for decades or move to something new isn’t just about square footage or property taxes – it’s emotional,...
Read More‘Today was a difficult day’ – being there is the best gift to give a grieving friend
By Toni L. Eaton, RN, BSN, MSPresident & CEO, Old Colony Hospice & Palliative Care “Today was a Difficult Day,” said Pooh. There was a pause.“Do you want to talk about it?” asked Piglet.“No,” said Pooh after a bit. “No,...
Read MoreRetirement Dreams or Nightmares
Third act and encore careers: Why senior citizens are punching the clock again By Steven V. Dubin Retirement, as it turns out, isn’t for everyone.Some people spend a few months blissfully gardening, perfecting their pickleball...
Read MoreHearts that give: The charitable work of Celtic Angels
By Maria Burke, RNOwner, Celtic Angels Home Health Care At Celtic Angels Home Health Care, caregiving doesn’t stop at the doorstep. It extends into the community, the region, and the hearts of those in need. Giving back has...
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