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COVID-19 Complicates Life for Elderly Residents in Long-Term Care
Despite the toll that COVID-19 has taken on all of us, AARP DC continues its goal of ensuring that older…
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Sympathy Cards Tough To Find During COVID-19 Pandemic
Grief is the normal and natural reaction to a loss of all kinds, including job loss, illness or death, according…
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AARP, NNPA Join Forces for Webinar on Saving Black Lives During Pandemic
AARP, the nation’s oldest and largest nonprofit dedicated to empowering Americans 50 and over, and the National Newspaper Publishers Association…
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Baltimore Honors Neighbors Instrumental in Women’s Suffrage Movement
As the novel coronavirus pandemic continues to bring the world to its collective knees, AARP has helped to inject some…
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CURRY: An Important Step Forward for Rx Prices
The fact that the House passed legislation on prescription drugs — and that the Senate is considering a related bill…
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U.S. Gov’t to Hire 500K Temporary Workers for 2020 Census
The U.S. Census Bureau has launched a national recruitment effort to hire approximately 500,000 temporary workers to help conduct the…
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DAVIS: Urge D.C. to Say No to Pepco’s Massive Rate Increase
D.C. utility customers already pay some of the highest rates in the nation.
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AARP Sponsors Cross-Country Doc on Alzheimer’s
The AARP has sponsored documentary filmmakers Zach Jordan and Peter Schankowitz to embark on a cross-country road trip this month…
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Ward Forum Highlights Need for Senior Activism
A room of nearly 50 seniors living in Ward 8 in Southeast were recently told to become better advocates for…
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Many Blacks Not Financially Ready to Retire
For many African Americans, retirement has fast become a pie-in-the-sky dream.
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