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Grumpy old person. It's a stereotype that makes us uncomfortable for two reasons: it's both ageist and occasionally true. How's your attitude these days? See how you rate on the grump guide. ...

You are what you wear, at least when it comes to some jobs. That's the theory behind a new exhibit that arrives just in time for Labor Day the Western Reserve Historical Society. ...

I've met a few people recently who had an uncomfortable transition to retirement. I'll bet you know a few, too. Explore why some retirees are now returning to work and what that may mean for you, too. ...

You may know someone who gets a monthly Social Security benefit or Supplemental Security Income payment and who also needs help managing their money. If someone you know needs help, we can appoint a person or an organization to act as a “representative payee” responsible for receiving and managing a person’s benefits. ...

The Chalk Festival features sidewalk artistry by professional chalk artists and local community groups, families and individuals — all using the CMA’s south plaza and walkways that wind through the Fine Arts Garden and down to Wade Lagoon as a colorful canvas. ...

The Plain Writing Act of 2010 requires federal agencies to communicate information clearly in a way “the public can understand and use.” This can be particularly challenging when talking about complicated programs like Social Security, Supplemental Security Income and Medicare. Take a moment to learn a few common Social Security terms and acronyms so you're not left wondering what they mean. ...

Have you noticed that the people most likely to generalize about older adults are younger adults who haven't spent much time with people over 50? We found an interesting story that debunks common myths about aging. (It's good news!) ...

If the idea of a “white garden” has always appealed to you, then you'll want to read our garden blogger's tips on capturing that moonlit ambience in your own backyard with plants to enjoy now and next season. ...