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Read moreThe pandemic has forced all of us to adjust our lives. Our daily routines have changed drastically.
Read moreNo, this has nothing to do with current political positions. For just about 30 years, we have published Life After 50 as a tabloid style newspaper. Recently, we had a marketing team suggest a makeover to update the quality of our publication.
Read moreDuring times of personal crisis, we often lean on close friends and family for support in various ways. For example, sometimes we rely on our loved ones to provide emotional support after a difficult day.
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By nature, we’re a comparing species. We grow up seeing how similar or different we are to other people. And somewhere along in our young years, we don’t just compare. We begin to feel better or worse about ourselves in comparison to others.
Read moreDear Gabby Gayle: With all the protests regarding racism in our country, I have made a discovery: My parents are racist! I love these people, and they did not raise us to be racist. But they are! I’m a widow and have been seeing a really nice black man. Before introducing him to the folks, I tested the water and
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In 1897, a group of Colorado College students celebrated Halloween in a log cabin at Cascade, Colorado. This flashlightphotograph by R.S. Zimmerman reveals some of the traditional activities, including pumpkin carving, and perhaps bobbing for apples. Photo courtesy of Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
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Hidden in the foothills of Manitou Springs is a wonderful Mexican restaurant with loads of history, including a visit from Chief Manitou when it was known as El-Tejano. The landmark restaurant has been reborn as the Crystal Park Cantina. Its head chef is Anne Armour.
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Canning time! It’s one of my favorite times of year—vegetables are piling up on the counter and pouring out of the fridge. What to do with all that bounty?
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COVID-19 has altered how Rocky Mountain PACE services seniors, but the organization has found a way to stick to its mission of helping seniors stay independent.
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