Category Archives: FYI
Graying City of New York Means More Cases of Elder Abuse
“Those who work with seniors say elder abuse is a hidden public health crisis, and no class or ethnic group is immune.” No city or town is immune, either, and every organization that tries to help faces significant funding obstacles. … Continue reading
International Perspective: Grandmas and Their Cooking
Thinking about Grandma’s cooking usually conjures pleasant, nostalgic memories for most of us. Italian photographer Gabriele Galimberti wanted to learn what these memories are for people in different cultures around the world, so he’s documented grandmas and their favorite dishes … Continue reading
Arroyo Seco Parkway, First Freeway in Urban Western States, Dedicated – 1940
During this holiday week, we’ll be sharing some entertaining historical posts. The Arroyo Seco Parkway, also known as the Pasadena Freeway (State Route 110), was dedicated on December 30, 1940, and marked an important transitional moment in the history of … Continue reading
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Radio City Music Hall Marks 90th Anniversary
During this extended holiday week, we’ll be sharing some entertaining historical posts. The Radio City Music Hall opened in Manhattan on December 27, 1932, as a venue for concerts, movies and stage performances. The famous Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, … Continue reading
Social Services for Native American Seniors
“The National Resource Center on Native American Aging’s mission is to identify and increase awareness of evolving Native elder health and social issues. The NRCNAA’s vision is to empower Native people to develop community based solutions. . . . Native … Continue reading
Holiday Gifts for Seniors
Many older people aren’t interested in receiving “stuff” as gifts. Maybe they’re downsizing, or they’re aware that they have everything they want, or maybe they’re struggling in this difficult economy and would prefer to receive something useful. Elder blogger Ronni Bennett … Continue reading
On December 5th: National Call-In Day to Prevent Cuts to Social Security & Medicare
From The National Committee to Preserve Social Security & Medicare website: “Our goal is to flood Congress with calls reminding them that Americans of all ages and political parties do not support cutting middle-class benefits to pay for deficit reduction.” … Continue reading
