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The Medicare Whisperer: Making Medicare Calls Easy

On n your list of daily to-dos, calling your Medicare insurance company likely isn’t a favorite. However, life happens; you

He was over 6 feet tall, prematurely gray, and had the truest Irish blue eyes I’d ever seen. More than

Under the shade of an oak tree, my eyes traveled past limbs teeming with leaves, resting upon a robin’s-egg blue

Gardening offers so much more beyond tasty herbs, fresh veggies, and beautiful flowers. In its many forms, it can also

Retiring long-time AM Northwest host Helen Raptis knew as a teenager she wanted her own talk show. By age 19

Have you ever left home and suddenly panicked, unsure if you left the stove on or the garage door open?

LIVING SAFE with Eugene Police Department Why are people over 50 losing millions to cryptocurrency scams, even after decades of

As we age, roles in our families slowly begin to change. If you have adult children, they probably worry about

As a long-haired surfer 50 years ago, Andy Linton’s only leash was attached to his surfboard. He never suspected his

“Luddites unite! We candlemakers know electricity is the devil’s spawn,” a friend joked when I said I was writing about