Stop Signs
Dec 15th, 2011 | By Chris BatemanA graying population coupled with an already high percentage of older drivers means ever more seniors behind the wheel here. For each, a difficult decision looms: When to give up the keys.
A graying population coupled with an already high percentage of older drivers means ever more seniors behind the wheel here. For each, a difficult decision looms: When to give up the keys.
At age 80, Max Lemon still teaches high school, with no plans to quit. His life story is a lesson in itself.
Whether you’re rich or poor, leaving a written record of your life is a remarkable gift to future generations. Here’s a guide to preserving this treasure – and it’s easier than you think.
A Calaveras County resident recalls the 1930s “fruit tramp” days, moving into and through California following the harvest, in this excerpt from her autobiography.
In an era of public-safety budget cuts, a corps of dedicated volunteers reaches the 20-year mark and wonders: Will anyone else step forward to help?
No matter what the initial attraction, one consequence keeps beekeepers stuck on their bees: love. As devoted fan Lorinda Forrest puts it, “You develop a love for your bees that’s not easy to explain.”
No matter your heritage, you will more than likely find at least one of your ancestral lines leading back to England. Let’s make something clear, though. When some folks say England, they are really referring to all of the British Isles. Not so! The following is a general breakdown that will help you with the correct
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He saw the Lincoln Memorial being built, and later served in the 7th Cavalry. Meet 103-year-old Bill Hoffman, witness to history. He’s also an avid fan of the latest technology (you can friend him on Facebook). This cheerful centenarian’s advice: Live for today.
One of the greatest benefits of living in the Mother Lode is the natural beauty that surrounds us. And there’s no better way to enjoy the great outdoors than with family – both young and old. Below are eight one-day outings, suitable for both grandparents and children. Most are free, or at least low cost,
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