The Fullness of Life After 50
bySo you’ve finally scaled your middle years and can see your future beyond the first half. There’s no reason to be a spectator. Dive in.
July, 2018
Maximizing Condo Style In Your Smaller Space
byDecorating a condo can be daunting, especially if you’ve just downsized from a larger home. But this homeowner has found a way to make a practical space without skimping on personality.
When Home Is Where You Park It
byToday more than ever, the experience of traveling the country in a RV stitches together timeless style, a generous community and the spirit of adventure.
Straight Talk on Shingles
byThey say things get better with age. A fine cheddar, or perhaps an artisanal wine. The varicella zoster virus though, not so much.
Toward Ending Domestic Violence
byDomestic violence is a pervasive problem. In the Latino community, approximately 1 in 3 of Hispanic/Latina women have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime, according to the National Latin@ Network.
Vicarious Tempo
byBrought to the stage by an all-female creative team, the hit Broadway musical “Waitress” begins its first run in Madison July 24-29, 2018.
Keeping ‘the Whole Brain’ Healthy
byOpportunities for continuing education abound in the Madison area— and even a bit farther afield. And, for seniors, some of these educational offerings are free or at a lower cost. So dive in and keep your mind aflight!
A Fierce Feminine POV
byMadison Gas and Electric’s GENRE2030 new marketing campaign casts local female trailblazers as the protagonists in three cinematographic shorts.
What To Do After Calling It Quits
byRetirement Life Coach Mary Helen Conroy says that instead of regarding retirement as the end of an era, you should view it as a new beginning.
Feast of The Field
byThree years ago, Troy Community Gardens, the only CSA fully grown and operated within Madison city limits, decided to launch one more service for its members and its northeast neighborhood—wood-fired pizzas.