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LEWISTON —  SeniorsPlus, the designated Area Agency on Aging serving Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford counties, with support from the Office of Aging and Disability Services, is administering a new pilot program called Respite for ME Grants. Thousands of Mainers care for family members who are older, have a disability, or are not their biological child. […]

“For my house shall be a house…for ALL people.”— Isaiah 56:7 Inclusion has been a long-held value of the Jewish community. There are numerous conversations within our biblical text that command us to be inclusive and considerate of our fellow humans. In Leviticus, where we are told to “not insult the deaf, or place

CJ Stout had been in a Renown room for almost 10 months because there was no place else for him to go. At his new home, hes so far the only resident.

East Tennessee State University will formally recognize an art installation, part of the global Peace Crane Project, on the walls of the D.P. Culp Student Center.

Time marches on.

SeniorsPlus, with support from the Office of Aging and Disability Services, is administering a new pilot program called Respite for ME Grants. Thousands of Mainers care for family members who are older, have a disability, or are not their biological child. Caregivers also can be neighbors extending a helping hand to an older adult, or […]

SeniorsPlus, with support from the Office of Aging and Disability Services, is administering a new pilot program called Respite for ME Grants. Thousands of Mainers care for family members who are older, have a disability, or are not their biological child. Caregivers also can be neighbors extending a helping hand to an older adult, or […]

Four conditions are attached to the permission.

Time marches on. In just a little more than a decade, seniors will make up a quarter of Missouri’s population.

Willow Dalehite '22 and Ben Weissenbach '20 are heading to the University of Cambridge.