New York Times: “Its Appeal Slipping, the Senior Center Steps Livelier”
At a cheerful cafe and neighborhood gathering spot, eight women squeezed around a table, with bottomless cups of 35-cent coffee and plenty to do between…Read More
In the News
Chicago Tribune: “Project planners turn to using the great outdoors”
Amid growing evidence that a simple stroll outdoors improves mental and physical health, the outside environment is taking center stage at new projects for older…Read More
Evanston Review: “Over and under”
City projects include not only high-rises, but also an underground corridor Read More >>
Erie Times: “Her song rocks”
Nurse’s melody about aging well grabs top prize Read More >>
The Explorer: “Punch Up What You Wolf Down”
If you’re in a diet rut, modifying your own menu can be one of the easiest, least expensive ways to feel better and enjoy a…Read More
The Explorer: “To stay sharp mentally, work your body, mind”
It’s common for people to forget the little things, especially when they’re preoccupied. Throughout the day, we might not remember immediately what we ate for…Read More
U.S.News and World Report: “Keeping Your Brain Fit”
There’s plenty you can do to slow the effects of aging. Here’s how to keep your thinking and memory sharp Read More >>
Pioneer Press: “Governor talks transit with Northwest Side seniors”
Gov. Rod Blagojevich stopped by Mather’s More Than a Cafe, 3235 N. Central Ave., Friday to pitch is proposal of free public transit for seniors…Read More
Arizona Daily Star: “Berlin Airlift reunion of sorts”
Two ex-residents meet general who played key role Read More >>
Chef Magazine: “Putting Healthy in its Place”
No need to compromise flavor for health—just know where to put it and when Read More
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