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Wall Street Journal reporter. I write a column called Turning Points about the turning points in people's lives.
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More Americans Want to Age at Home. How One Couple Plans to Make It Work.

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By Clare Ansberry Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Garrett and Anna Marie Hughes want to stay in their four-bedroom home and are planning a renovation to make aging in place possible.
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What Sets Women’s Friendships Apart and Keeps Them Strong

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By Clare Ansberry Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Nancy Flury Carlson, left, and Debbie Holecko, then in their 20s, hamming it up in a photo booth against a backdrop of letters the two began exchanging when Nancy moved in 1966. Elena Scotti/WSJ; Nancy Flury Carlson; Debbie Holecko Updated May 26, 2026 4:52 pm ET Nancy Flury Carlson and Debbie Holecko met in third grade and formed an unlikely bond. They had different backgrounds and interests. Debbie’s dad worked in a factory. Nancy’s was an engineer.
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What Sets Women’s Friendships Apart and Keeps Them Strong

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By Clare Ansberry Verified, Ron Phillips
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By Clare Ansberry May 23, 2026 Nancy Flury Carlson and Debbie Holecko met in third grade and formed an unlikely bond. They had different backgrounds and interests. Debbie’s dad worked in a factory. Nancy’s was an engineer. Nancy went away to college, traveled abroad for a high-school class trip, and had kids. Debbie didn’t. They don’t like the same music or shows and haven’t lived in the same state for 60 years. And they are best friends. “I can tell her anything,” they say of each other.
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