The AARP Minute: December 23, 2022

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In today's "AARP Minute," be prepared for winter weather before you hit the road, plus tips for setting career goals for the new year.

Buffalo Fruit Belt Challenge — AARP

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Buffalo's Fruit Belt neighborhood teamed up with Team Better Block to transform the community into a more lively, energetic and engaging environment for all its residents.

Why Should You Check Your Medicare Plan Every Year?

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Show Me the Bill - AARP

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Tell your Senators: No more secret meetings or secret discussions. It’s your health care that’s at stake. Learn more: www.showmethebill.com

'Norman & A Quiet Passion' - AARP

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Movies for Grownups’ Bill Newcott looks at two smart cinematic character studies: Richard Gere’s portrayal of a New York “fixer” and Cynthia Nixon’s stoic take on the poet Emily Dickinson.

COVID-19 Survivor Keeps Railroad Tracks Safe for Riders

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Pat Perrotti is a deputy director of track maintenance in Connecticut and is essential in keeping trains operational during the coronavirus pandemic.

Cancer Survivor Took Early Benefits to Survive

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Leila Gibson-Green earned the right to Social Security. Now those benefits help her fight cancer and hope for more time with her grandkids.

Errores de dinero que debemos evitar durante una recesión económica

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La periodista de finanzas personales Jean Chatzky comparte tres errores comunes que los adultos mayores hacen en tiempo de incertidumbre económica.

Heather Webber, ‘Midnight at the Blackbird Cafe’ – The Girlfriend Author Interview (November 2021)

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Heather Webber, author of 'Midnight at the Blackbird Cafe.' Heather shares her background, inspiration, and writing process for this unique, magical realism novel that centers on themes of grief and healing.

Monterey Bay Tiny House Challenge — AARP

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Habitat for Humanity and AARP came together for a project that is changing the lives of many low-income older residents and their families in Monterey Bay, Calif. An AARP Community Challenge grant provided funds to make this happen.

Black History Month: Bettie Dahmer — AARP

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Bettie Dahmer’s family home in Hattiesburg, Mississippi was firebombed by the Ku Klux Klan when she was a child. Her father, Vernon Dahmer, a voting rights activist, was killed.