Cemetery is prime bird watching site

The Wild Life by Todd McLeish



May is the peak of spring songbird migration and the beginning of the breeding season, a time when the morning air is filled with the varied musical notes pouring forth from dozens of species of warblers, thrushes, vireos, tanagers and a host of other birds. 

Take time to prepare for long-term care

Looking Ahead by Doug G. Harvey



Each year too many Americans lose their assets and financial security, even their way of life to uncovered long-term health care expenses. The statistics of people needing long-term care at some time in their life can be eye-opening. The cost of care is staggering and steadily increasing. The emotional and financial toll it can wreak on family members can be overwhelming.

Front-step pitches frequently sail foul

AG's Corner by Peter F. Kilmartin



Many of us remember when it was common to have the friendly Avon lady knock at our front door and offer products for sale. Today, however, responding to door-to-door sales pitches is riskier and requires good consumer sense and caution.

Easy spring dishes leave time to enjoy the outdoors

Budget Kitchen by Portia Little



How about the gorgeous spring weather we have had! Sunshine and high temps have given us a reason to enjoy the outdoors, tend the garden flowers or perhaps take a walk or a bike ride. Still, the kitchen beckons, and the all-too-familiar refrain of, “What’s for dinner,” echoes in the background.

Panama offers bevy of attractions

Senior Travel Talk by Moe Rondeau



In the most recent Travel Trends survey conducted by Travel Leaders, expert travel agents cited Panama as the top up-and-coming vacation destination in Central and South America and with good reason.

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