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The novel interweaves powerful themes of mothers and daughters, estrangement, dementia and caregiving
BY KERI POLLOCK, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS, AGING WISDOM, KERI@AGINGWISDOM.COM | April 24, 2023 at 8:44 a.m.
Seattle SuperSonics play final home game on April 13, 2008
On April 13, 2008, the Seattle SuperSonics play their final NBA game in Seattle, thus ending a 41-year run as one of the city's most successful sports franchises
Bob Osrowske: Wrapping up 17 years of helping people understand Medicare
Bob was introduced to Washington state in the mid-1950s when his Navy enlistment ended and he came to Bremerton on a ship that was being decommissioned
UW Student Selected as 2022 Queen Silva Nursing Scholar
For her work in dementia care, UW School of Nursing student Juana Gallegos was selected as the second United States recipient of an international award
Women at the Pike Place Market
This brilliant group of women has been instrumental to the Market’s success for over 100 years
Seniors Serving Seniors
Despite any physical frailties, most residents feel they still have something to offer: They want to give back to their community...
Retired Bremerton Lieutenant Commander travels to D-Day beaches with group of Vets
Leigh Swanson, 67, from Bremerton, served in the U.S. Navy from 1979 to 1994
Greenhouses are Having Their Moment in the Sun
The resurgence is driven, in part, by a renewed interest in “growing your own,” heavily influenced by the pandemic lockdown
Maude’s Awards Applications Are Open
The interest is to discover ways that family caregivers are making lives better for themselves and others
Aging Well Learning Community
Psssst! There's a not-so-secret store of wisdom that’s been accumulating for many years in our region.
Building Up in Seattle
Just shy of a century later, Seattle's Columbia Center became the tallest structure in Washington when it opened on March 2, 1985
Food banks have served as a crucial lifeline for seniors
Demand continues to grow as food banks brace for "hunger cliff" amid cuts
Is a 17-inch fossil enough to inspire Washington's state dinosaur?
Mystery and questions surround the effort to name Suciasaurus rex the state dinosaur
Seattle Resident Receives Award from Global Disaster Relief Group
Seattle’s Reis Pearson was recently welcomed into the ShelterBox USA Hall of Fame after years of service
