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In Your Prime: The Good Life

A snowbird survival guide: Tips to consider to make the transition successfully

A warm but especially remote location might appeal to some snowbirds, but those who like to get out might do best spending their winters in a more vibrant locale. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

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Want to ‘unretire?’ Considerations for your second act

A number of retirees ultimately explore second careers. Finding a match may be easier than one could have imagined. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

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What seniors can do to safeguard their mental health

Seniors can consider these strategies to safeguard their mental health. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

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Love, money and trusts: How seniors can protect assets when remarrying

Seniors who marry again often want to provide for their new spouse until the new partner dies, even if that partner outlives them. Deciding how assets will be dividing when one partner dies can be tricky for families with adult children who may step in and manage a trust. ISTOCK

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It is movement that the body craves

Senior fitness is a focus at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Dayton with seminars and classes such as the Ba Duan Jin Qigong exercise class taught by Ping Yang. CONTRIBUTED

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These are some of the best-selling books of 2025

Audience members attend author Rebecca Yarros in conversation of her new book "Onyx Storm" at The Town Hall on Friday, Jan. 24, 2025, in New York. (Photo by CJ Rivera/Invision/AP)

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Construction closes Butler Tech classrooms, but students now working with older adults

Butler Tech Bioscience Center’s ongoing $12.7 million expansion has temporarily closed some of its classroom and lab spaces for its high school students learning career skills in medical and physical therapy. Abbie Cook, the school’s principal, reached out to officials at the Boys and Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty in nearby Olde West Chester, about a mile from campus, to explore creative ways for students to continue hands-on learning through activities with local seniors. (Provided)

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People with breast cancer go to this West Carrollton store for support

Southwest Ohio native Jeanette McDaniel runs Personal Touch Apparel, a shop that focuses on a wide range of post mastectomy apparel, prosthesis and wigs. CONTRIBUTED

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Motions that are imperative to helping strengthen your back

It is very important to follow proper form when bending forward. The sheer weight of the torso coming forward means that upon standing again, the low back must remain in a fixed stable position to remain safe. ISTOCK

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Book review: Iowa writer won a Pulitzer prize for his reporting on agricultural surface...

“Dear Marty, We Crapped in Our Nest - Notes from the Edge of the World” by Art Cullen (Ice Cube Press, 183 pages. $20).

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