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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Senior Moments: Leaving the lights on when a bear is roaming nearby (opens the original)
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“What’s with all the lights?” Mr. Moon asked as he smoothly parked at my garden window. About a half hour earlier, I had received a text from my neighbors that a bear had been seen heading up our street. Feeling I needed to spring into action, but not sure what action to take, I started turning on lights. This has become my go-to action when I am not sure what action I should take. Strange noise in the night; I reach for the light. I explained the situation to my Moon friend and told him how gra
My Secret Summer Santa joins a long list of lovely people I’ve known (opens the original)
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But her good deeds are not restricted to summer; I just like the soft sound of the three “S” words together. Every Sunday morning she rescues my newspaper from the driveway and secures it safely inside my courtyard. I’m not sure it is a she, but I have a strong hunch. If it turns out that she is actually a he, please know I appreciate you just as much. It all started when I wrote a column about my missing Sunday paper. For several weeks in a row, I made my way down the porch steps, through the c
Senior Moments: Who knew buying ice cream could be such an adventure? (opens the original)
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We were on a leisurely after-dinner stroll when we heard the music. “Did you hear that?” my daughter Sara asked when we were two blocks from home. That couldn’t be an ice cream truck … or could it? It had been a long time since I’d seen one in the neighborhood. Sara began recounting stories of her young years when the ice cream truck rolled down our street every afternoon in the summer. We were hopeful for a few moments. Then the music stopped, and we started talking about our favorite popsicle
Senior Moments: Fighting hate with hope (opens the original)
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It had that safe smell of home. That’s what I remember thinking the first time I walked through the doors of Central Synagogue in Manhattan. I had recently moved from my Virginia hometown to New York and started work at my first post-college job at a midtown publishing company. My godparents, Ed and Marjorie, lifelong New Yorkers, had invited me to High Holiday Services at their place of worship, the majestic Central Synagogue. Ed, who was head of ushers, walked me to my seat, between two strang
Senior Moments: How college roomates became lifelong friends (opens the original)
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I had been preparing for Linda’s visit for weeks. The guest room bed was dressed in a comforter of soft lavender in honor of the reunion of Lavender Linda and Purple Patty, nicknames that stuck for the college roommates who became forever friends. Although the calendar would say it had been 25 years since the roomies had seen each other, our desire to remain an important part of each other’s lives, across the 3,000 miles that separated us, would tell a different story. From the morning we met wh
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