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Live your best life in senior years (opens the original)
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If you are age 60 and better with ongoing health conditions that may be causing fatigue, pain, depression, anxiety, etc., how can you live your best life? Methods that may help include remaining active and participating in “Living a Healthy Life,” a six-week workshop designed by Stanford University. This program aims to help you feel better and lead a fuller life, learn tools to control symptoms and better manage your health, and get connected with others who have similar issues. Facilitated by
Support for seniors who support and care for others (opens the original)
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From early adulthood to end of life, time changes our bodies, experience changes our minds, and we face different problems and issues in life and living. While aging is a natural part of life, the transition requires adjusting to new physical limitations, potential, and, in many cases, a shift in self-perception. Physical, emotional, and lifestyle changes may be difficult to manage. And to further complicate this process, a growing number of individuals — mostly seniors — are becoming the primar
Historical Society honors nation, incites Halloween interests (opens the original)
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The Schuylkill County Historical Society, 305 N. Centre Street, Pottsville, has a treasure trove of activities coming up to commemorate America’s 250th and for the upcoming Halloween season. In honor of America’s 250th,, the Society has been running a series of events based on our county’s contributions to and involvement in key moments of our nation’s history. For the next such event, come to the Society at 6:30 p.m. October 15 for “America 250: Fate and Family – A Story of Cressona and the Civ
Production honors those fallen on Sept. 11 (opens the original)
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It’s hard to imagine that 25 years have passed since the terrorist attacks that caused monumental destruction and cost thousands of lives in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington, DC, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. While we all think about those events and talk about them throughout the year, sometimes remembering with others in a group setting can be uplifting. Sometimes connection is the best reflection. For an evening of remembrance and reflection, come to the Tamaqua Area Free Public Lib
Make-A-Difference helps for more than a day (opens the original)
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Make A Difference Day is an opportunity for people nationwide to make a difference in their community in some way. Some people may sit at home sewing, knitting or crocheting items for a local agency or nonprofit organization. Some people may join with others in collecting needed items for the elderly, the homeless, or the abused. Some may do physical labor, such as yard work or painting, for a nonprofit. The list of possible ways to make a difference is endless. It is the ultimate volunteer oppo
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