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Economics correspondent, The New York Times. Past: National correspondent, L.A. Times.
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urtis Lee is a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. Prior to joining The Times, Lee covered state and national politics at The Denver Post for three and a half years. While at The Post he was an anchor for Denver Post TV, the newspaper's daily video broadcast of top breaking news stories. In 2013, Lee was a member of The Post staff that won the Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News coverage of the Aurora theater shooting. Before reporting for The Post, Lee was an online writer for the PBS NewsHour in…

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When you’re ‘fired from retirement’

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By Kurtis Lee 
| The Boston Globe
Pat Archer knows the routines of residents at the assisted living facility outside Boston where she works, keeping detailed notes to remind them of hairdresser appointments, bridge games and family visits. Having a part-time job isn’t how she envisioned her life at 73. But she enjoys the residents — some of whom are several years her junior. For two decades, Archer worked as an accountant for Sylvania, the lighting manufacturing company.
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When You’re ‘Fired From Retirement’

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By Kurtis Lee 
| Herald/Review Media
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With lingering high costs, many find themselves ‘fired from retirement’

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By Kurtis Lee 
| The Seattle Times
Pat Archer knows the routines of residents at the assisted living facility outside Boston where she works, keeping detailed notes to remind them of hairdresser appointments, bridge games and family visits. Having a part-time job isn’t how she envisioned her life at 73. But she enjoys the residents — some of whom are several years her junior. For two decades, Archer worked as an accountant for Sylvania, the lighting manufacturing company.
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