Annie Tobey is an Editor at Chautauqua, Inc. and NewsBreak. She focuses on themes of health and wellness, including aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and mental health, while also exploring topics related to travel and tourism, particularly adventure travel and consumer health. Annie's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise in personal finance and wellness programs.
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By Sean Jackson, Kiplinger's Personal Finance | October 23rd, 2026
By: Annie Tobey
Lisa Oliver Monroe | October 23, 2026 The history in Ohio mirrors our nation's history.
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By Cheryl Janer | October 26th, 2026 “At an age when I thought I might be doing less, I'm trying to give strangers on the internet a reason
| October 27th, 2026 Soaring spires mark the historic churches, welcoming pilgrims in the Middle Ages and still welcoming guests today.
“Tell us a story,” Laila and Oliver pleaded, “about when you did bad things.” Allan Ripp regularly shares stories of his childhood mischief with his grandkids – as he does here, in Boomer's “From Our Readers.”
Annie Tobey | October 27, 2026 When planning their next move, such as after retirement or a major health event, older adults and their
When you're in a mood for a sweet snack but you have nothing on hand, you might just have the ingredients for a quick peanut butter mug cake. Let this
There comes a time when you may just want to give yourself credit. Humorist Joel Samberg calls that his pat-myself-on-the-back experience and shares his long-ago electronics prediction. Did it come to pass?
Marvin Weinbaum admits. But he offers reasons to be joyful, not ignoring our concerns but not letting them derail us.
