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    In Your Prime: The Good Life

    Meet ‘The Book Lady’, who lives in Oakwood and reads to children via YouTube
    The Book Lady, Pam McGinnis, lets children in on a secret. CONTRIBUTED
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    Montgomery County sheriff warns of scams, phishing texts
    A Dayton area woman lost over $50,000 to scammers. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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    Carrabba’s review: A good price doesn’t make it a good wine dinner
    Carrabba's  Shrimp CONTRIBUTED / RAY MARCANO
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    Brick by brick: Local LEGO fanatic turns collection into profitable retirement gig
    LEGO collectors visiting Marvin Gale's eBay store online expect the toy’s box in good condition as well as all of the pieces. CONTRIBUTED
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    It’s a good time to prepare for new outdoor interests
    A pair of Mallard Ducks flying over the water. iSTOCK/COX
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    Making friends in your golden years
    Starting fresh and making friends at 50 or older might seem challenging. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION
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    Oxford woman’s family history part of Holocaust exhibit
    Edna C. Southard, who served two terms on Oxford City Council, hopes those who attend the Holocaust exhibit in Cincinnati learn to “stand up for other people, those who need help. CONTRIBUTED
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    Cooking for one is tough: Some ideas for healthy meals, saving time
    Woman eating a healthy fruit bowl while sitting on the table in the kitchen at home. ISTOCK
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    Pros and cons of renting vs. owning in Dayton
    An apartment in the Home Telephone Building Lofts, located at 52 S. Jefferson St. in downtown Dayton’s Fire Blocks District. Built for the Ohio State Telephone Co. in 1915, Price Stores occupied the building starting in 1952 until moving to Centerville in 2020. TOM GILLIAM/CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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    Outdoor activities don’t have to stop when the temperature drops
    MetroParks of Butler County will host its third annual Winter Hike Series in January. Contributed.
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