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Hot cocoa and sold signs: How to sell your home in the winter without losing your mittens By Korey Welch, Owner of Boom Realty and Senior Mortgage Broker, Loan Factory Ah, winter – the season of fluffy socks, snow angels, and...
Read MoreLove song about my patients serves as a reminder of why I love music
By Dr. Richard Wolfert, DMD The Toothboss, www.toothboss.com Last month, I mentioned a song written for my practice, “The Toothboss of My Heart.” The song and video featuring staff and patients is now available on my website,...
Read MoreThanksgiving season is an opportune time to explore the nation’s Native American history
By Victor Block In the 17th century, members of the Mahican Native American tribe migrated to Massachusetts. Today, there are two federally recognized tribes in the state, the Mashpee Wampanoag and Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head...
Read MoreDebunking the myth of the ‘hapless grandparent:’ Seniors succeeding in the digital age
By Michelle Sonia, President and CEO Seniors Helping Seniors Boston South Shore A recent article in the Harvard Gazette highlighted a new book entitled “Wired Wisdom: How to Age Better Online.” I was intrigued to learn...
Read MoreMedicare Part D Open Enrollment is here: Open your mail (or email)!
By Patricia PrewittMy Personal Rx Adviser By now you have likely received the Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) for 2026 for your Medicare Insurance (supplemental gap or Medicare Advantage) plan, and/or your Medicare Part D...
Read MoreRetirement Dreams or Nightmares.
Pie season – vote for your favorite and share your personal pie stories! By Steven V. Dubin It’s that time of year again.Right. Pie time!I try to make pie a year-long focal point. I often get sidetracked by ice cream, pumpkin...
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 MoreSocial Security Administration announces new executive leadership team
Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank J. Bisignano recently announced his executive leadership team and organizational changes designed to strengthen accountability, improve performance, and modernize service...
Read MoreAgeism Awareness Day offers a chance to fight stereotypes, prejudices, and discrimination
By Nicole Long, MSW, LICSWCEO of Old Colony Elder Services What is Ageism?The World Health Organization defines ageism as “the stereotypes (how we think), prejudice (how we feel), and discrimination (how we act) toward others or...
Read MoreRetirement Dreams or Nightmares.
Bermuda or Bust – Cruising tips for senior citizens By Steven V. Dubin My wife is threatening to arrange a surprise cruise from Boston to Bermuda this spring to celebrate my 70th birthday and my daughter’s 30th birthday. This...
Read MoreSocial 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...
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