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Protecting Your Data
Computers and smartphones are becoming more and more of an aspect of everyday life. The more we’re online, the more we need to make sure we’re protecting ourselves and our data from potential scammers and hackers. In honor of Data Privacy Day (January 28), let’s take a look at the different ways we can protect…
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2023 Tax Resources for Seniors
It’s that time again- time to start thinking about taxes. Luckily there are a variety of local programs that can help guide you. Local Resources Ann Arbor District Library– Offers physical copies of various federal tax forms beginning in late January. Librarians can print additional forms free of cost. Chelsea Library– Tax forms can be found next…
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National Pharmacist’s Day
Every month on the calendar has a variety of official and unofficial holidays; January 12th is National Pharmacist Day. It’s a day set aside to honor pharmacists and their role in the medical field. You may think of pharmacists as the people in lab coats who count pills, but there’s much more to their roles. …
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Staying Social in the Winter
The winter months can be difficult- especially once the holidays are over. With snowy weather and icy roads, you may be tempted to stay home instead of venturing outside. The gray, cloudy weather can also be depressing and make you feel more isolated. Today on the blog we’re going to look at ways to stay…
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