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Archives for July 2021
Why closing the tech gap for older adults matters
Courtesy of StatePoint The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it a rapid acceleration of telehealth as people looked for ways to access care safely. While technology kept many in the United States connected to care and loved ones, many low-income older adults were left behind by the sudden need to understand and access technology and internet services. However, among those … [Read more...]
The (hot) dog days of summer
By Joy Neighbors Americans eat an estimated 7 billion hot dogs from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day, which could explain why July is designated as National Hot Dog Month. When you’re craving one of those iconic dogs, why not enjoy it with a little nostalgia on the side at an authentic drive-in? In 1921, J.G. Kirby started the Pig Stand Drive-In as a quick way to … [Read more...]
Bernie’s Sensational ‘70s Show
Bernie Schmitt shares his love of 1970s music on Sunday nights By Natalie Reidford For many of us, the music we grew up listening to is our favorite. While we may tune in to stations that play newer songs, the decades-old hits still captivate us, bringing with them memories and nostalgia. The same is true for Bernie Schmitt, but he took his love of music a step further … [Read more...]
The (Tax) Proposal
By Roy Ice Politicians have been wooing reluctant audiences by crooning about how they will fix the tax system for as long as anyone can remember. Understandably, individuals have some reservations about the intentions of their political suitors when they are presented with a new tax proposal. If tax policy gets your heart aflutter, then the U.S. Department of the … [Read more...]