1870 - Armantha Thibaudeau, community leader during early 20th Century and co-founder of chamber of commerce, born in Kentucky [ story]
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Monday, Mar 4, 2024
Los Angeles County residents 65 and older now have access to an additional dose of the updated (2023-2024 Formula) COVID-19 vaccine that provides added protection to residents who are at increased risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19. Residents can get the updated vaccine four months after...
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Friday, Jul 7, 2023
SACRAMENTO – Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo announced Thursday that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed her first bill, Assembly Bill 751 Elder and Adult Abuse Reporting, aimed at protecting the safety and well-being of California’s senior and disabled communities. AB 751 signifies a significant step forward...
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Tuesday, Oct 26, 2021
The office of state Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, is hosting a virtual Keeping the Keys workshop with the Automobile Club of Southern California for older drivers Friday.
The workshop is a free, hour-long presentation set to help senior drivers and their families plan how to safely keep them on...
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Thursday, Feb 4, 2021
Nearly 10 months after 92-year-old David Chalberg overcame COVID-19, he’s working to ensure he won’t have to do so twice.
On Sunday, the longtime Santa Clarita Valley resident received his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at the Oakmont of Valencia community, where he resides in the memory care...
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Thursday, Aug 20, 2020
SACRAMENTO – State Sen. Scott Wilk is warning individuals turning 60 this year they can expect a dramatic hit to their Social Security (S.S) benefits due to the COVID-19 related economic collapse unless Congress takes action to fix this glitch in the SS calculation formula.
Wilk, R-Santa Clarita,...
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Monday, Jun 8, 2020
She was a concert pianist. He, an aerospace engineer who helped put a man on the moon. They were married 60 years. He always joked, “We make out-of-this-world sweet music together!”
Relegated to a wheelchair, he pushed her into the office for monthly checkups. Sometimes they had to wait, but when...
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Sunday, Jun 7, 2020
When the pandemic was announced, it was common sense to wear a mask, wash hands, create social distancing and isolate vulnerable citizens, especially older adults. There has been “hoax” backlash from politically skewed factions, yet with “re-opening” taking place, attempts to flatten the curve...
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Wednesday, May 20, 2020
He was a stay-at-home dad. She parlayed hidden talents into a family-supporting career.
Both were gifted. He played in a ‘60s California rock band that opened for Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin, then cared for the kids while she became a professional hairstylist for Hollywood stars. Their life was never...
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Tuesday, May 19, 2020
First, older adults are funneled into nursing homes. Then, if one gets ill, they claim you’ve lived a good life, but now you have to sacrifice your spot in the world for someone younger.
Some of these seniors won wars for us, some were first responders, some taught generations of children, and some...
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Monday, May 11, 2020
Some seniors have reached the technology age. Some have not.
For those who have smart phones, use computers, or have friends or family members bringing them into the 21st Century, indeed they are lucky.
Unfortunately, there are still some seniors whose only form of communication is a phone line, and...
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