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In Your Prime: The Good Life

Here are some programs for seniors in the region to get in fitness, social fun

A group exercises during the SilverSneakers fitness class Wednesday, Oct. 12 2022 at Central Connections on Central Avenue in Middletown. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

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Credit: Nick Graham

Hot flash! Menopause is here: Tips for managing the symptoms

According to the Cleveland Clinic, perimenopause can begin eight to 10 years before menopause. ISTOCK

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Radio Reading Service helps those who can’t see: Seniors volunteer for 24/7 operation

Volunteer Steve Popp (right) reads the Dayton Daily News while Eric Henry mans the control board at the Radio Reading Service studio in the Goodwill Easterseals Miami Valley building. CONTRIBUTED

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The solution to workplace isolation might be in the gap — the generation gap

Cross-generational relationships don’t just magically happen – companies can help foster them. Credit: Tempura/E+ via Getty Images

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Easy day trips for seniors in Southwest Ohio

An ostrich looks out of its enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden in Cincinnati Friday, July 7, 2023. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell)

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Credit: AP

Understanding today’s teens: What are some of the norms for 2025?

Teens today face a complex world, full of new technologies, worldwide challenges, political disputes and a distracted populace. Understanding who they are and what they do will bring better connectivity across generations. iSTOCK

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Area residents hit with ‘Imposter scams’ - 7 things to know

A Dayton area woman lost over $50,000 to scammers and is telling her story to warn others. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF

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Credit: Bryant Billing

A local centenarian shares longevity advice: Always have something to do

Ralph Young says that in 1943, at age 18, he knew his draft notice for World War II would come soon, so he enlisted in the Navy. He was assigned to the USS J. Franklin Bell, an amphibious assault transport tasked with getting fighting forces to key battle sites in the Pacific. CONTRIBUTED

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From false love to winning the lottery: Here are common financial scams that target...

Seniors are targeted by financial scammers with such frequency that the term "elder fraud" has entered the English lexicon and is now widely recognized as a notable threat to individuals age 60 and older. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

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How to support veterans through nonprofits

Many charities work to provide that assistance to veterans and are organizations are worth supporting. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

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