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Brush Up Your Skills with Free & Virtual Computer Classes

Do you know just enough about your computer and computer programs to get by? Do you want to know more? We've got good news. Cleveland Public Library is offering a wide range of classes this spring (virtually, of course), and you're invited. ...
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Free Brain Health Programs Set for March

The virtual brain health event covers three categories: physical activities with mindful fitness experts, cognitive engagement-based lectures with industry experts and personal, well-being programs with expert practitioners who will share information about the impact brain science has on people’s lives. ...
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Gardening with Children

The days are getting longer, garden stores are stocked with seed packets and onion sets. We're getting closer to garden season. This year, make plans to share your hobby with a child Their sense of wonder is refreshing and contagious. Working with plants and building a garden can bring all the senses alive, creating fun as well as providing the opportunity for learning life lessons. Blogger Donna Hessel shares creative tips on sharing the joys of gardening with children.  ...
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Have Questions About Social Security? Ask Here & Now!

Whether retirement is coming soon or still seems far in the distance, now is a great time to ask questions you may have about Social Security. Brandon P. Smith is a Social Security public affairs specialist with Cleveland's Social Security Administration office who will answer your questions in an upcoming video interview with Boomer editor Marie Elium. Post your questions below through February 20! ...
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Get Your Social Security Benefit Statement

Let's make tax time a little easier. If you live in the United States and you need a replacement form SSA-1099 or SSA-1042S, simply go online and get an instant, printable replacement form using your personal my Social Security account at ssa.gov/myaccount. A replacement SSA-1099 or SSA-1042S is available for the previous tax year. ...
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Celebrates the Sounds of Black History Throughout February

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame continues its celebration of Black History Month with a series of virtual events and programs honoring the extraordinary contributions that African Americans have made to rock & roll music. Virtual programs and events include Rock Hall Inductee Verdine White of Earth, Wind and Fire, members of Sly & the Family Stone, Patti LaBelle, Robert Randolph of The Family Band, and Jackie Venson  ...
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Workers in Your Home & Social Security

Do you plan to pay a cleaning person, cook, gardener, babysitter, or other household worker at least $2,300 in 2021? If you pay at least this amount to one person -- including for your household employee’s transportation, meals and housing -- you have some additional financial responsibilities. ...
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The Importance of COVID-19 Vaccine in Minority Communities

Many people in minority communities are at high risk for COVID-19 complications, but some may be hesitant to receive the vaccine. A doctor tells us why and encourages everyone to embrace vaccination. ...
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