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 Prime TimePrime Time, a quarterly publication of The Bellingham Herald, is a guide to making the most of your loved ones’ golden years.
Our March 2008 edition looks at how seniors adjust to assisted living. It includes tips on downsizing a kitchen, making friends and helping the new place feel like "home sweet home." Contact us Send questions or comments to Sarah Wallace, 756-2817, or sarah.wallace@bellinghamherald.com. |
Jul, 13, 2008Hard-earned wisdom about money sustains seniors in tough times
Like many seniors, Genevieve Schneider enjoys sharing how she survived and often thrived in a challenging economy.
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Jul, 13, 2008Making wise choices lets widow still 'have fun'
Name: Virginia Kostelyk.
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Jul, 13, 2008Smart choices give retiree options
Name: Berneice K. Dabney.
Age: 90. [More] |
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Jul, 13, 2008Simple joys and faith sustain Blaine great-grandmother
Name: Mary Lou Felts.
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Jul, 13, 2008Eating local gives bounty of nutritional boosts
Planning your meals around foods grown and produced in Whatcom County is great for your health.
Fresh whole foods tend to be higher in vitamins and fiber. Since seniors generally have lower alorie requirements and eat less, enjoying foods packed with a lot of nutrients is beneficial.
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Jul, 13, 2008Find great gadgets for seniors
Prime Time goes to the beach! Here are some summery suggestions for fun days of swimming, camping or picnicking.
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Jul, 13, 2008Find local senior discounts
Here's a listing of discounts at area merchants that senior citizens can enjoy.
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