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National Health Aging Month Shines Light on America’s Seniors – Free Press of Jacksonville
By Stacy M. Brown  - September 9, 2020 - Experts believe the number of older adults in the U.S. will reach nearly 71 million by 2030.And according to data compiled by AARP, this expanding older adult [...]
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Stock photo provided by Pexels Do you want a slice of delicious sweet potato pie? Maybe some mouth-watering oatmeal white chocolate cherry cookies? How about you dig into a decadent 7 Up cake? Or a box full of homemade treats with grandma’s touch - when you take the first bite it warms your soul
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Easing access to vital documents welcome | The Standard
Reports that the government is finally acting to allow Zimbabweans to apply for essential personal documents such as national identity cards and passports from the comfort of their homes, provide the much-needed lift to the spirit.
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Ray J Hits $17,000 Jackpot Playing The Slots At Casino
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Trump: I'm taking hydroxychloroquine - VIDEO
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Don Lemon slams CNN colleague Rick Santorum: 'Horrible and insulting' - TheGrio
CNN's Don Lemon shared his disdain toward his colleague Rick Santorum's recent comments disregarding Native American culture during a tense... View Article The post Don Lemon slams CNN colleague Rick Santorum: 'Horrible and insulting' appeared first on TheGrio.
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One of the first things you must do when moving into a new place is ensuring its security. To help you get started, we've put together the following pointers to keep your home and family safe all year long. Secure doors and windows One of the simplest ways to protect your home from burglary is to
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