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Legislative notebook: Leaders join cancer study
By Don Davis and Danielle Nordine Lt. Gov. Yvonne Prettner Solon knows more about cancer than many Minnesotans after twice surviving breast cancer and dealing with her husbands cancer death. We wa...
Posted on 3/14/12 at 10:46 PM
N.D. bill aims to get more older adults in college classrooms
BISMARCK A Dickinson lawmaker wants to get more older adults into the states college classrooms. House Bill 1385 would allow North Dakota residents 55 and older to attend any undergraduate class at ...
Posted on 1/21/11 at 11:02 PM
Let's talk about sex after age 45...
Yesterday in the Forum an Associated Press article was featured with the following headline, "Sex is less satisfying, occurs less often after age 45, study says." OMG! WTF? Needl...
Posted on 5/8/10 at 4:59 AM
Northwood speller finishes 2nd in AARP National Spelling Bee 
By Brandi Jewett , August 13, 2012
Rodger Wetzel, Bismarck, column: Time to speak out on Social Security, Medicare 
North Dakotans have earned a say by paying into Social Security and Medicare for years, and they deserve to know what changes politicians are putting on the table.
By Rodger Wetzel , March 18, 2012
House to vote on hiking Medicare premiums for 'high income' retirees 
The House is expected to vote today on a year-end economic package that includes a provision raising premiums for "high-income" Medicare beneficiaries, now defined as those making $85,000 and above for individuals, or $170,000 for families.
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar , December 13, 2011
Rodger Wetzel, Bismarck, letter: AARP says, 'No cuts to Social Security, Medicare' 
We’ve talked to our members, and it doesn’t matter if they’re Republicans, Democrats or Independents: They think it’s wrong for the supercommittee to cut the benefits they’ve worked for and depend on.
By Rodger Wetzel , October 18, 2011
Minnesota gets top marks elder care
Minnesota leads the nation in long-term care for older and disabled people -- and illustrates how the nation could cut costs by offering better care and coordination, according to a national study released today.By Warren Wolfe , September 08, 2011
Drug prices to plummet in wave of expiring patents 
By Linda A. Johns , July 24, 2011
Survey: North Dakotans 50+ worried about health, financial security in retirement 
By Herald Staff Report , March 09, 2011
Bob Jansen, Fargo, letter: Medicare mustn’t slash payments to doctors
It is up to Congress to stop this pay cut and to make sure doctors are not driven out of Medicare.By Bob Jansen , December 09, 2010
Janis Cheney and Kimberly Krohn, Bismarck, column: Act to avert huge Medicare cut
Without action by Congress before the end of the year, the federal government on Jan. 1 will cut payments for physician services to Medicare patients by nearly 25 percent — a cut that will hinder seniors’ ability to find a physician and threaten the financial stability of our state’s hospitals and clinics.By Janis Cheney and Kimberly Krohn , December 06, 2010
Janis Cheney, Bismarck, column: Get facts, not spin, on health care reform 
It’s understandable that this complex law leaves people with questions. But there is no need for uncertainty. Herald readers can look up accurate information at www.aarp.org/getthefacts and other nonpartisan websites such as the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Annenberg Public Policy Center’s factcheck.org.
By Janis Cheney , July 02, 2010
AARP’s sex survey is a real eye-opener 
By Ryan Bakken , May 08, 2010
Survey: Sexual satisfaction ebbs for 45-plus set
By David Crary , May 07, 2010
AREA NEWS: Holiday alters tax help ... Minnesota Farmer Union meeting ... St. Michael's Super Sale ... Free vision services 
Because of the Good Friday holiday, the East Grand Forks Campbell Library will be closed in the afternoon, and AARP will not be able to assist the tax clients.
By Herald staff and wire reports , March 30, 2010
AREA NEWS: GF Park District to unveil naming rights for new Wellness Center... AARP honors Byron Dorgan ... Fundraising breakfast set 
GF Park District to unveil naming rights for new Wellness Center
The Grand Forks Park District has set a press conference at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday to unveil the naming sponsor of the new Wellness Center.
The press conference will be held at King’s Walk Golf Course, 5301 S. Columbia Road.
By Herald staff reports , February 28, 2010
AREA NEWS: Gas runs more than U.S. average...NCTC to hold open house ...RiverView meeting rescheduled...AARP tax help begins Monday 
Gas runs more than U.S. averageRetail gasoline prices in North Dakota averaged $2.77 a gallon Monday. This compares with the national average that has fallen 2.9 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.70 a gallon, according to NorthDakotaGasPrices.com.
By Herald Staff & Wire Reports , January 25, 2010
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