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The Older American Act turned 60 and New York State Office for the Aging points out it's helped more than 24 million people in that time. Amid concerns over federal cuts, the state's Master Plan on Aging seeks to help.
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Many traditions might have changed for families, which could leave some older family members feeling isolated. One expert says it's important to create new traditions while sharing memories of past gatherings or traditions.
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Thousands of older adults in New York State have the chance to take free online classes for combating social isolation and bridging the digital divide.
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Life for Central New Yorkers in the age of COVID-19 has forced many members of the community, local businesses and nonprofits to readjust their priorities…