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NDAD INSIGHTS On his final ride, Harold Ennis, 94, 'smiled all the way'
By Mike Brue On a pleasant August day this year, Harold Ennis got a good, long look at the miles of northwest North Dakota countrysidearound Tagus,the now-unincorporated North Dakotatown wher...
Posted on 12/17/12 at 11:02 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Seniors have one number to call for state aid
The Dayton administration has launched what it calls a one-stop shop for serving the states senior citizens. Lt. Gov. Yvonne Prettner Solon announced Senior LinkAge Line, which provides health and ot...
Posted on 9/14/11 at 5:52 AM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Senate kills bill offering free college classes to older adults
BISMARCKThe North Dakota Senate has killed a proposal to allow older North Dakota residents to earn college credit for free. House Bill 1385 would have allowed North Dakota residents 65 and older to ...
Posted on 3/16/11 at 1:42 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #14 - Traveling the World with Tator Tots and Barry ZeVan the Weatherman!
I'm resuming my weekly look at areavoices blogs you might want to consider.This isan eccletic group of topics. But I think a mix you'll find informative and entertaining! UND Sports -http://undsport...
Posted on 1/12/11 at 5:51 PM
ON MY MIND Best place to live for senior citizens
I visited my cousin and his wife in Beijing. They are both retired and empty nested. My cousin used to be a diplomat. He worked for the Chinese Foreign Ministry and the United Nations. He and his wife...
Posted on 6/13/10 at 10:47 PM
AROUND MINNESOTA: Woman allegedly yanks man's genitals ... Police seek assault suspect ... No false rape report charges ... more 
Authorities in Winona, Minn., are considering whether to charge a woman accused of grabbing a man by the genitals and yanking hard enough for him to need stitches.
By Herald Wire Reports , December 25, 2009
NPR's Carl Kasell to retire from 'Morning Edition'
The 75-year-old Kasell has hosted NPR's flagship morning news program since its inception 30 years ago. NPR says he will give his last broadcast on Dec. 30.
By Associated Press , November 23, 2009
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AARP to present tax aide for senior citizens, low-income families
A meeting for AARP tax aide volunteers to help greet, take care of computers and help with taxes for senior citizens and lower income families is set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the East Grand Forks Library.
By Herald staff report , November 09, 2009
Dem health reform bill gets AARP backing
AARP today announced its endorsement of the Affordable Health Care for America Act (H.R. 3962) and the accompanying Medicare Physician Payment Reform Act (H.R. 3961).
By Erica Werner and Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar , November 05, 2009
Social Security to make it official: No cost-of-living hike in 2010
The announcement comes as President Barack Obama and key members of Congress call for a second round of $250 payments to more than 50 million seniors, veterans, retired railroad workers and people with disabilities.
By Stephen Ohlemacher , October 15, 2009
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Catheter use by 81-year-old Twin Cities Marathon runner under review
win Cities Marathon officials are asking for a ruling on whether an 81-year-old runner who used a spectator's catheter at Sunday's race should be disqualified.
By Associated Press , October 08, 2009
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Health insurance premiums for older people puts Democrats, insurers at odds
Old people get sick more than young people, and in most states that adds up to them paying a lot more for their health insurance premiums. President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats want to restrict that practice as part of a top-to-bottom reshaping of the nation's health care system, a change that will help them politically with aging Americans skeptical about the government's plans.
By Erica Werner and Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar , September 29, 2009
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N.D. man goes for the gold
At 89, Harold Bach is preparing to do battle with the whippersnappers in the low end of his age group — the one that starts at 85. Bach has been training hard for the 2009 Summer National Senior Games in San Francisco, which begin Aug. 1 and run until Aug. 15. The events are open to men and women 50 and over who qualified in state competitions.
By James MacPherson , July 28, 2009
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IN THE MAIL: Don’t assume years have taken their toll
No doubt other senior citizens endure the same or similar treatment to that which I just experienced again yesterday.
By Mardelle Voiovich , June 21, 2009
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Seniors offer help in document shredding
A "shred-a-thon" is being held at the Bismarck Senior Center to help seniors identify documents they need to keep for permanent records, and those they need to run through the paper shredder.
By Associated Press , June 15, 2009
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States consider cutting drug help for seniors
Six states in budget trouble have debated whether to scale back prescription drug assistance for seniors.
By Associated Press , May 27, 2009
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Woman, 78, charged with assaulting husband, 84, over alleged old affair
Prosecutors said she hit him with a bowl, pipe and carpet sweeper. He suffered broken ribs, pelvis and a wrist.
By Associated Press , May 19, 2009
Senior Federation expected to dissolve
An advocacy group that made a name for itself by initiating bus trips to Canada for seniors to get cheaper prescription drugs will likely dissolve.
By Associated Press , May 19, 2009
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