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You can avoid unscrupulous home contractors by taking the following precautions.
Class of '54. . .and '06 Returning to the classroom helps jump-start friendships and social lives.
There's no place like home. According to a recent AARP study, roughly 90 percent of Americans age 50 and older wish to stay in their current home and community as they age.
To keep your home safe and comfortable, plan ahead.
What does a pending electrical rate hike mean for Illinois seniors?
Check out these 10 low-cost ideas that can make your home safe and comfortable for all.
A year after the most costly natural disaster in American history, just about everything you need to know about the challenges and opportunities facing the post-Katrina Gulf Coast—especially for its older residents—can be found in Pass Christian, Miss.
Department of Homeland Security with AARP, the American Red Cross (ARC) and the National Organization on Disability (NOD), have joined forces to help older Americans prepare for emergencies.
The results of an AARP pedestrian safety survey finds Hawaii pedestrians at risk.
Two brothers started building unique lounge chairs fifty years ago. Today, these chairs are exhibited at various museums and used in a number of airports.
More and more renters are being forced from homes and communities they never expected to leave.
Pet owners should follow these useful tips to be prepared to care for their pets in emergency situations.
A young man stuck in an unpleasant place takes matters into his own hands.
Follow these five steps to protect yourself, your loved ones and your property during the Florida hurricane season.
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