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A Boomer's Boomer: Allen Broach, Vietnam vet, social activitist, active businessman |
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According to Cynthia Schaub, memoirs enrich relationships through listening, writing and sharing |
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Are you a grandparent raising a grandchild? |
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Boomer Profile: Neill Clegg, Jr.: practice your dreams |
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Boomer Profile: Steve Sumerford finds himself in the middle |
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Boomer Profile: The doctor is out...making house calls |
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Boomer Profile—Betsy Oldenburg loosens up a generation |
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Continuing Education |
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Dr. Gary Bradt—how Boomers can face change |
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Explain Medicare to seniors. We'll show you how. |
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From civil rights to healthy communities, George Coates marches on |
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Handy Helper |
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Lawn mower or recliner - your choice |
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Long Term Care Insurance |
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Marion McCollum: Embracing maturity as a new life |
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Mobile Meals |
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Mobile Meals receives Lincoln Financial Foundation grant |
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More about Seniors Reaching Out |
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Pathways and Protocols® |
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Planning for Mom and Dad |
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Save the drama for the stage—age brings patience, perspective and service |
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Senior Wheels medical appointment drivers |
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Thanksgiving Fund supports dinner for thousands |
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Top Ten Things to Know if You're Interested in a Reverse Mortgage |
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United Arts Council teams up with Go Triad for free listing service |
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Volunteer at the Children's Museum |
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Volunteer researchers needed for Greensboro Greenways project |
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Welcome |
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What is a Living Will? |
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What's a Guilford Boomer? |
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Caregiver Newsletter
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Current CATHI Question and Answer
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FCSP Survey
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NCCareLINK
A comprehensive Health and Human Services web site for the State of North Carolina. > Visit
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Slow Food Piedmont Triad
Shorten the distance between local farmers with the consumers. Slow Food Piedmont Triad promotes a slower, more harmonious rhythm of life. > Visit
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Barn Dinner Theater
The oldest dinner theatre in continuous operation in the United States, this entertaining theatre allows visitors to enjoy a popular Broadway style play, such as musicals, comedies, and mysteries, after sampling a traditional buffet.
120 Stage Coach Trail, Greensboro, NC 27405
336-292-2211, 800-668-1764
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Rediscover North Carolina
North Carolina offers a variety of attractions and activities. Carolina’s sandy beaches and the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains are a couple of the traditional attractions. There are also some less conventional getaways such as skydiving in Louisburg, hot air ballooning in Asheville, Whitewater Rafting and Rock Climbing in Banner Elk, and gem mining in Franklin. All of these destinations are in close proximity to Guilford County. On Visit NC web site you can obtain special exhibits and events around the state. Additionally, there is a searchable database to find the detailed information for your next adventure. > Visit
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AARP
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Family Caregiving Alliance
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Federal Administration on Aging
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Guilford Boomers
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Medicare
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National Clearinghouse for Long-Term Care Information
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NC211
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North Carolina Division of Aging and Adult Services
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Piedmont Triad Council of Government Area Agency on Aging
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Senior Friendly Guilford Blog
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Social Security Administration
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Triad Retirement Living Association
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United Way of Greater Greensboro
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Greensboro Parks and Recreation
Information on Parks, golf courses, lakes, campgrounds, trails, and greenways around Greensboro. > Visit
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High Point Parks and Recreation
Information on parks and lakes around High Point area. > Visit
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Jewish Federation
Jewish Communities, programs, and services. Excellent resource for Greensboro & High Point area. > Visit
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Recycling
Recycling can be confusing. What can be recycled and what cannot? Both the city of High Point and of Greensboro have specific guidelines on what is recyclable.
The basic guidelines are:
1. Aluminum and metal cans but not foil and pie pans.
2. Glass jars, glass bottles, and other glass products.
3. Only plastic products with a #1 or a #2 on them.
4. Clean paper products that are without wax, oil or food residues, newspapers, magazines, etc.
Links for more information:
City of Greensboro:
http://www.greensboro-nc.gov/Departments/fieldops/recycling/acceptableitems.htm
City of High Point:
http://www.high-point.net/services.cfm
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AARP
American Association for Retired Persons. Products, services, and information for people over age of 50. > Visit
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Community Nutrition Newsletter
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Foster Grant Parent Golf Tournament
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Newsletter
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Mobile Meals Newsletter
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North Carolina Association on Aging (NCAOA)
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Pathways & Protocols®
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RSVP Newsletter
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RSVP Volunteer Application
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Senior Center Calendar
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Senior Drivers
A web site provide information for mature drivers as well as caregivers on safty issues related to driving. > Visit
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Senior Friendly Guilford Blog
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United Way of Greater High Point
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Volunteer Newsletter
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Volunteer Resource Guide
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