Here's what you'll find in the January issue of Life & Times, the magazine with senior flair, appearing inside the Wednesday, Jan. 13, Herald:
--COVER STORY
After a career in education and a stint running the county elections bureau, Tom Rookey keeps his hands and days full juggling a life of nonstop volunteer work. “When I don’t have something to do, I get bored,” he says. “I keep finding things to do.”
--DIET & NUTRITION
A four-week program aims to teach adults how to manage and eat well with diabetes.
--SENIOR SKILLS
Senior drivers head back to the classroom for a refresher course in drivers ed.
--ELDER LAW
The new year is a good occasion to review your will and other life plans to make sure your wishes will be carried out.
--ICONS
Casting the talking horse was easy. Finding the right Mrs. Wilbur Post took a special actress.
--GRAY MATTERS
The state prescription plans are a great deal for qualifying seniors.
--YOUR MONEY
Income restrictions have been removed, so it might be time to convert to a Roth IRA. Also, 7 ways to use gift cards wisely.
--THE WRITE GARDENER
As we pass through the seasons, the immortal backyard garden connects with and sustains the soul.
--TECHNOLOGY
The Internet offers a web of delight, information and wonderment.
--NOW AND THEN
In its 85-year history, what is now Case Avenue Elementary School has served every grade level of Sharon students.
