Aging boomers push cities to plan for transit and home care
The Columbus Dispatch reports that aging baby boomers will strain city services as they retire. Budget cuts threaten home-delivered meals and transport while the 65 plus population grows nationwide and in Ohio. Local agencies seek creative aging in place solutions and tax credits to retrofit homes.
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Columbus
Ond
Federal Administration On Aging
Ohio
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Chuck Gehring
LifeCare Alliance
The
Columbus Dispatch
National Association of Area Agencies On Aging
Sandy Markwood
Associated Press
Reed
Licking County
Dave Bibier
Dispatch
Ion
Cindy Farson
Central Ohio Area Agency On Aging
Henry Cisneros
San Antonio
U.S. Peportraits
Clinton
Cisneros
Los Angeles
CityView
Edward Elberfeld
Barbara
Elberfeld
Boston
Washington, D.C
Minnie Figart-Braden
Meals On Wheels
Pinkerman
Nina Pinkerman
Carrie's Cafe
Basin A 0
Park offers natural getaway from city's bustle
New Caney reports a multimillion dollar upgrade at Lake Houston Wilderness Park, Houston's second largest municipal park. The project adds a new FM 1485 entrance, cabins, shelters, 8 miles of equestrian trails and 20 miles of hike and bike trails, with future plans for a visitor center and expanded lake.
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New Caney
Joe Turner
Kingwood
Houston
Turner
Parks and Recreation Department
Heaven
Lake Houston Wilderness Park
Paper Company
Texas and Parks and Wildlife Department
Diane Schenke
Park People
A Soc
City of Houston Parks and Recreation Department
WEEKLY SCHOOL NOTEs MARCH 26 TO 31 UPDATE
Daily announcements from multiple campuses include pledges at 7:30 a.m. at Dally and 7:25 a.m. at iRELane, STAAR testing for fourth and fifth grades, and special events such as Pride Day and choir rehearsals. Fundraising for March of Dimes via jeans day on Friday.
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Bentley
March of Dimes
Hays
Irelane
Ireland
Reagan
All-Star News
Teresa Speer
Staar
Travis
Travis Pride Day
Local Basin Notices and Meetings Roundup
A Red Hat Society luncheon for all women is set for 11 30 a m at Yana 615 N Sam Houston contact 978 1986 The Ector County Library offers a free Microsoft Excel 2010 class with Windows 7 and Office 2012 laptops 6 30 to 8 pm reserve at 332 0633 Permian Basin Genealogical Society meets at Lincoln Towers 31 W 4th St 7 pm call 332 8221 Salsa Fitness invites women to 7 00 to 8 00 pm Mondays at Love To Dance Studio 2817 JB Parkway Suite El call 349 4472 or visit www Iavedance studio com
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CLEO
Red Hat Society
Red Hat Hatter
Yana
Sam Houston
Calk
Emart
Ector County
Permian Basin Genealogical Society
Lincoln Towers
4Th St
Love To
Jbs Parkway
Suite
Odessa Infant Cristina Valenzuela de Hernandez dies at 8
Infant Cristina Valenzuela de Hernandez of Odessa died Saturday March 24 2012. Rosary 7 p.m. today at Acres West Funeral Chapel. Mass 11 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church. Burial at Ector County Cemetery. Arrangements by Acres West Funeral. Survivor details list five relatives and eight great grandchildren.
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Odessa
Cristina Valenzuela de Hernandez
Acres West Funeral
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Ector County
Ben Olaf
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San Angelo
Eudtorich
Nt Ieee
Brary
Fifth St
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Wwwiavetodancestudio.com
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Oklo
Joan Grayson
Pauline Jones
Seminole
Sarah Moffatt
Lamesa
Burna Southerland
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