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Kind-Hearted Floridians: Watch Out For Scammers Exploiting Tragedy
Even as we watch and read the heartbreaking news reports of the ongoing search and recovery efforts in Maui, floods from Tropical Storm Hilary—and anticipate the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia here in Central Florida—sadly, criminals will exploit these tragedies, and those to come. Residents in Maui’s scorched areas have endured unimaginable losses of homes, businesses, […]
Continue readingNational Grandparents Day
Special to Seniors Today Each year the President is requested to issue a proclamation to: designate the first Sunday in September after Labor Day as National Grandparents Day; and to call on people, groups, and organizations to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and activities. National Grandparents Day has more than one possible origin. Some […]
Continue readingWorking Pets
by Barry KuKes Have you ever heard or said, “The more people I meet, the more I love my dog or cat?” Sometimes, the only ones you can trust are your faithful furry companions. Thank God for all animals, but especially dogs and cats. Nothing against fish, birds, turtles, hamsters, bunnies, etc. When I retired […]
Continue readingTwo Youth Safety Forums Left: Prevent Internet Dangers To Kids
Now that Volusia County schools have begun their fall semester, our kids and grandchildren aren’t the only ones who have some learning to do. We’re continuing to host a series of forums to educate the public about Internet predators and how you can protect your children. You still have time to attend either of our […]
Continue readingPlanning For Incapacity
If an adult is temporarily or permanently unable to communicate the person’s own wishes, and has not properly designated a person to act for the person, a number of problems can arise. Court action, including guardianship, may be required to appoint somebody to take action on the person’s behalf. Until somebody has authority, nobody would […]
Continue readingA Cause Because…
Our lifestyles have changed so much that the way to stay healthy and in shape is to buy into planned ex-ercises, eat recommended foods, and check out all advertised items and plans before making personal decisions. Then you need to read the warnings on the items. Our world has come a long way, new ideas, […]
Continue readingGrief Awareness Day August 30
Special to Seniors Today On August 30, National Grief Awareness Day recognizes the time it takes to heal from loss and is a reminder closure comes in many forms. When a loved one dies, the void they leave affects everyone differently. Throughout the day, take stock of those in your life who have been affected […]
Continue readingStrange But True
by Samantha Weaver The blobfish gets its nickname from its saggy appearance when it’s brought to the surface from the deep part of the ocean where it lives. It has no skeleton and very little muscle, water pressure that would crush human organs gives the animal physical structure at that depth. To maintain the historical […]
Continue readingMemory Aids We Can Use
by Matilda Charles There may come a time when you can no longer immediately remember the 25 telephone numbers that used to be easily recalled. I suspect it comes to us all. When it does, it’s time to start making lists. Having a cellphone is probably the easiest way to save all those numbers. The […]
Continue readingOdd Fellows
Secret societies are, by their nature, mysteries to people who aren’t part of them. Other people are aware of their symbols. This carved wooden shelf is decorated with symbols of the Odd Fellows. It features three chain links, representing the society’s values of friendship, love, and truth. Other symbols have more general, familiar meanings. The […]
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