Tag Archives: senior options

1. Senior Transition: Four Ideas to Reduce the Stress

   Senior Transition: Four Ideas to Reduce the Stress is from a blog post written by Mary Holmes of Integrated Move Management, a Maine Senior Guide resource. Moving is stressful!  The majority of lists ranking life’s biggest stressors, … Continue

2. Long term care funding: learn more at Freeport Senior Expo

   Long term care funding  information is important to seniors all across the state! Maine Senior Guide would like to thank our Senior Expo sponsor Life Care Funding for their generous support of our programs in York and Freeport.  We … Continue

3. 2014 York Senior Expo Speakers

   Maine Senior Guide has announced the speakers for the York Senior Expo on Wednesday, September 10, at the York Legion Hall, 9 Hannaford Drive, York. The free expo opens at 9 a.m. in the main hall and … Continue

4. Trusts: Do you need a Trust?

   Q: I have lots of questions about trusts. Can someone explain if I need a trust and how I should be dealing with my financial planning? A: We’ve asked Barry Kohler, SVP and Director of Androscoggin Trust … Continue

5. Your Life Reimagined: So Many Possibilities!

   Life reimagined. When was the last time you took a moment to evaluate what is truly important to you? If you could change anything, what would it be? Perhaps you want to investigate something completely different; a … Continue

6. senior artists stay active: arts and health

   Senior artists stay active. Photographer, painter, sculptor, quilter… all of these words describe people who express themselves through the visual arts. Whether one finds expression holding a paintbrush, a camera or a quilter’s needle, the key to … Continue

7. Who built the Brooklyn Bridge? A Disabled Engineer

   Who built the Brooklyn Bridge? Engineer John Roebling and his son, Washington, built the world’s then-longest suspension bridge in New York City back in 1870. The bridge was completed in 1883, after 13 years. In the 1860’s, a creative … Continue