Meeting Notice – June

Our next meeting is on Thursday, June 26, 2025 (fourth Thursday) at 3:30 p.m. in the Blue Room and on Zoom.  Those unfamiliar with Zoom are encouraged to attend in person.  The Zoom waiting room will be open fifteen minutes early, at 3:15 p.m.  Here is the Zoom link: – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83497318670?pwd=1JRPGYXr3EYNrjBs5KdLOTbbVTxGxl.1 – The proposed Agenda

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The Power of Solidarity: Building Connections That Nurture and Empower

The Power of Solidarity By Richmond B Shreve This essay originally appeared on the NaCCRA.org website first posted 1/12/25 Solidarity is a word with a storied history. For many, it conjures images of laborers locking arms in pursuit of fair wages or activists standing together to confront injustice. But solidarity isn’t confined to union halls or

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Ageism

The stereotypes we share of old age can creep into our conversations and our relationships. This flyer from Leading Age may help to raise awareness. We deserve to be treated as individuals without being demeaned or dismissed because we have reached advanced age. Need I say that this applies to how we think of ourselves

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Best Ride?

Surgery, joint problems, and other challenges of aging are prompting many in our community to consider powered mobility devices. Regina Carlson recently shared what she learned and agreed to us publishing it here. Even if you aren’t considering such a device, you might want to be aware of what’s out there, and what support you

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