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Nancy Guthrie’s Disappearance: Keeping Safe

While older adults may be focused on the positives of staying in their homes, their adult children often see risks their parents may downplay. Fortunately, aging in place and safety are not mutually exclusive. ...
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Summit Artspace ArtWalk & New Exhibits

Now that renovations are complete, Summit Artspace is reopening to the public with its ArtWalk, along with new exhibits featuring five local artists throughout all three floors of the historic Akron building. ...
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An Eclipse and Other Night Sky Sights

March is a tricky month; it seems like spring is almost here, with a few deceptively warm days, but we all know it also brings some of winter's harshest weather. So, let's forget about the fickle temperatures and count on something a little bit more reliable (clouds aside): the night sky. ...
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Are You Having a Heart Attack?

Many women think the signs of a heart attack are unmistakable. But the signs may not be obvious and might be confusing. Even when the signs are subtle, the outcomes can be deadly, especially if the person doesn’t get help right away. ...
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ThriveTalk Episode 6: Social Security Questions? We Know a Guy…

Most of us don't pay attention to Social Security until it's time to collect it. Even then, we've got questions... a lot of them. ThriveTalk video podcast host Marie Elium sits down with Brandon Smith, a public affairs specialist at the Social Security Administration (SSA) office in Cleveland, to sort through the misconceptions, mistakes and expectations about this vital and sometimes-maligned safety net.  ...
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Knowledge is Power: Age Better with these Courses

Case Western Reserve University's Siegal Lifelong Learning invites you to attend one or both of these upcoming courses exploring communication and interactions that can empower your personal healthcare, as well as for family and friends. ...
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Gooey Science and Giggles: Making Messy Magic with the Grandkids

Want to spend meaningful time with your grandkids? Don’t be afraid of a little mess. Grab some simple supplies, clear the table, and dive into the wonderful world of gooey fun. Whether you make slime, lava lamps or moon sand, the kids' smiles are worth every sticky finger. ...
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Ice & Snow: Smart Driving Tips

Most of us have been driving for 40 or 50 winters, but it's still a good idea to review a few winter safety tips as we move into the heart of Ohio's ice and snow season. ...
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