Senior Scope Feature Articles
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Real Estate sales can be complicated after owner’s death
A buyer’s been found, but shortly before the closing the sale hits a snag.
Young Lady?
Retired Senior Scope editor pushes back on ageism.
Reachable homeless solutions spotlighted in New Bedford
Ending homelessness is different than managing it, says Julia Orlando.
Options for renters when landlords won’t make repairs
Renters are faced with a tricky decision: whether to withhold rent or not.
One Pot Chicken and Mushroom Orzo
Join us as we prepare a one-pot Chicken and Mushroom Orzo.
Senior Scope’s February Edition Out Now
The latest Senior Scope is online now!
Social day reopens in Fairhaven
Loss of programs created hardships for participants and families.
Child & Family Services designated CBHC for New Bedford
State plan will boost access to mental health support.
How a community walking program changed hearts
A Wellness Q&A with Dr. Mike Rocha.
Vigilance is key to stopping harm from identity theft
Most fraud reports filed in 2021 were for identity theft.
Senior Scope’s January Edition Out Now
The latest Senior Scope is online now!
Tips for the active aging adult in the new year
Most of us understand that exercise is an important part of wellness with a myriad of benefits.
Start fresh in 2023 by clearing out cluttered spaces in your home
As you get started, remember to take it one step at a time.
Legislative efforts in 2023 will focus on topics related to independent living
Here are a few key legislative topics to pay attention to in 2023.
Coastline supports MHC statement responding to legal suit
MHC outlines three “systemic solutions” that it is working to advance in the state.
Senior Scope’s December Edition Out Now
The latest Senior Scope is online now!
First female USS Constitution Cmdr. speaks to Dartmouth vets
The ship was launched in 1797 and celebrated its 225th birthday just a few weeks before the event.
The benefits and drawbacks of reserving a life estate
Many families choose to protect their home from the high cost of nursing home care.
Coastline thanks its many 45th Anniversary sponsors
Thanks to these sponsors of our 45th anniversary celebration.
Support Coastline this GivingTuesday
Support people in the community this GivingTuesday!
‘No Fault’ Evictions – I Need More Time to Find a Place to Live!
“What will the court do when I’m evicted if I still have nowhere else to go?”
Pelvic floor dysfunctions are not normal and can be improved
“The whole world’s welcome. We have quite a unique thing going on here.”
November is National Caregiver Month. Learn more here.
Caregivers don’t need to do everything on their own.
Chef Vieira welcomes all at Rochester’s thriving breakfast café
“The whole world’s welcome. We have quite a unique thing going on here.”
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