From Our Readers: One Grandparent’s Opinion On Travel By Terry Dwyer Grandparents who complain about the tiresome drive of a few hours just to see their grandkids force me to
Be Your Grandkids’ Favorite Science Teacher With Wikki Stix! Back-to-school for the grandkids…most likely, this fall. And you may be concerned that they have fallen behind without in-person instruction and
Kaboom! Celebrating Independence Day in Style BY PAT BURNS Celebrating the 4th of July is one of the summer’s utmost fun times. In 2020, extravagant fireworks and neighborhood parades were
Juneteenth a Federal Holiday! WASHINGTON — President Biden signed legislation on Thursday to make Juneteenth a federal holiday, enshrining June 19 as the national day to commemorate the end of
Memorial Day Wishes For You BY JACK LEVINE As Memorial Day, Monday, May 31st, approaches please join me in pausing to honor family members and neighbors who sacrificed as members
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A Way Children Share Christmas Cheer By Richard Eyre Our 15 and 16-year-old grandchildren are doing something really interesting for Christmas at a website they have created at https://childrenconcert.com. Let
“Exercising the Mind” Critical for 2021 Many Americans will start the New Year with a resolution to focus on their physical fitness. A South Florida psychiatrist feels strongly that mental
My Thanksgiving Message BY JACK LEVINE Wishing you and loved ones well and a Happy Thnksgiving! While we have many challenges, let’s resolve to face them with faith and fortitude…and
How Do We Celebrate Thanksgiving in a Pandemic? We might not be able to gather for Thanksgiving this year—but that doesn’t mean we can’t make the holiday count. BY JILL SUTTIE
How to celebrate holidays safely in the time of COVID Enjoy Thanksgiving activities and take steps to protect yourself from getting or spreading COVID-19. Learn more. As many people in the
The Story of a Legacy of Love BY LORRAINE STEWART Many women are tasked with going through their own parent’s life of accumulated belongings in preparation for a change. The
Travel the open road in southern Colorado and northern New Mexico BY SANDY BORNSTEIN My husband, Ira, and I frequently follow Walt Whitman’s timeless advice, “I take to the open
The Art Box Academy – A Grand Way To Connect With Your Grandkids By Lauren Dennis-Perelmuter A dear friend of mine in San Francisco called me four years ago and
Galapagos Islands for the Multi-Generationals By Barbara Kuczen, Ph.D. “What was I thinking?” I asked myself as the plane touched down on Santa Cruz Island, the gateway to the Galapagos
Honoring the Dream of Dr. Martin Luther King BY JACK LEVINE It was late August 1963. I was 12. I remember my father calling me into his room. The radio
Thank you Holiday Hot Spot for the following information on Kwanza. On this fabulous African American festivity, celebrate all seven days a bit differently. To start the joyful occasion make
Home Isn’t A Place, It’s A Feeling By Norma Galambos With the festival season upon us, thoughts of Christmas’ past come flooding back to me. Taking a moment to remember
Christmas Eve Happiness By Evelyn Horan It was Christmas Eve, last year. How I dreaded its arrival! I knew I shouldn’t feel that way–but inside my little house, the silence