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Retirement co-housing is redefining 55-plus living

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By Brianna Snyder, Tony Pallone
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It (Still) Takes a Village Did you know the biggest factor in health and happiness is … your friends? “Contrary to what many people think, it’s not career achievement, or exercise, or a healthy diet,” wrote the authors of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, a decades­long study of what makes us happy.
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Capital Region Walking clubbers see the world one step at a time

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By Brianna Snyder
| 55+ Life
The Capital Region’s ‘Best-Kept Secret’ Alan Longshore guesses he’s walked about 7,000 miles in the last 23 years. The 85-year-old Voorheesville resident has been a member of the Capital Region walking club, Empire State Capital Volkssporters,  for that long and continues to meet with the group for their walks twice a week. Before he joined the club, “I did quite a bit of walking,” Longshore says. “Probably for roughly 10 years before that.
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The Buzz on Alcohol and Aging

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By Brianna Snyder, Tony Pallone
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Truths (and myths) about alcohol and aging For some, a cold cocktail or a glass of big-bodied cabernet can bring a tremendous amount of pleasure; for others, perhaps, it can bring too much pleasure. Alcohol can be relaxing at best, addictive and dangerous at worst. And if you are someone who partakes, you’ve likely seen studies on the health risks and benefits of drinking alcohol.
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