Education

After spending decades in the same job or company, countless adults over 55 want or need to keep working. For some, that means transitioning from employee to employer as a small business owner. ...

I often get ideas for Tech Talk from older adults in my digital literacy classes. I’ve written about artificial intelligence (AI) and how smartphones use mobile data and Wi-Fi. A third popular topic is how smartphones use cloud storage. The question is often triggered by a cryptic message saying they’ve run out of storage space. ...

Rhodendrens, azaelas and other late-spring show offs get all the attention, but the lowly dandelion deserves a look, too, regardless of what landscapers say. Head over to Medina County for the 9th annual Dandelion Tour and see why this cheery plant is worthy of its own special event. ...

One of Greater Cleveland's best assets for older adults and caregivers is Ben Rose, a nonprofit organization that promotes aging well. This summer they're offering workshops that range from hoarding to homebuying. ...

Knowing what you can expect to pay for long-term care services is important for older adults and their families. However, as you plan for the future, you may worry that budgeting and saving for long-term care will pose a serious challenge. ...

Cleveland Public Theatre (CPT) presents the 11th annual Station Hope on May 25 on the grounds of Cleveland’s first authenticated Underground Railroad site, St. John’s Episcopal Church. Station Hope is a jubilant community event celebrating Cleveland’s social justice heritage and exploring contemporary struggles for freedom and equity. ...

Even if you have just passing knowledge of this part of the world, and aren't particularly interested in religious art, the exhibit offers an impressive array of mosaics, portraits, textiles and other sacred pieces that explain the interwoven relationships among Christians and other religious people in North Africa, Turkey and adjoining regions. ...

As they grow older, your parents may prefer to continue living in their home rather than moving to a long-term care facility. They are not alone in this; more than three-quarters of adults over the age of 50 say they would prefer to age in place. ...