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Entertaining 101

Published: November 10, 2022 Pre-pandemic when it came to entertaining, many older adults mostly thought it meant fine china, dinner and dessert, and matching table decorations. The pandemic taught us…

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John Bartram Arboretum is II

Published: November 4, 2022   Take 100+ acres of diverse habitat, add 500+ environmentally engaged Kendal residents and staff and the result: The John Bartram Arboretum at Kendal at Oberlin.…

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Design Corner: Jim and Pam Adams Apartment

“We are happy here. We found a great location, are enjoying life in a friendly and thriving community, and are living in a home that we cherish,” expresses Jim &…

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What’s the best age to move into Kendal at Lexington?

When contemplating moving to a Life Plan Community (also known as a CCRC) like Kendal at Lexington, one of the questions many folks ask is, “What’s the right age to…

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Living Well with Dementia

Published: October 28, 2022   The theme of this year’s Dementia Action Alliance Conference was “living well with dementia” and the Kendal residents and staff who attended the Indianapolis conference…

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Top Three Reasons To Move to Senior Living Now, Not Later

Whether you live in Sleepy Hollow, NY, or somewhere far away, Kendal on Hudson is the place for you. Built on the foundation of Quaker values and principles, the retirement…

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Voting 101

Published: October 19, 2022   Your constitutional right to vote is really a two-part exercise: physically voting and informed voting. Let’s tackle the first part. The midterm election is Tuesday,…

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Red & Orange on Your Dinner Plate

Published: October 12, 2022 You know how the outdoors is bursting with shades of orange and red, well why not bring that colorful radiance inside and onto your dinner plate?…

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Healthy Lifestyle Choices Bring Decline in Dementia

There is very good news coming out of a major study of over 60,000 people by the Harvard School of Public Health. Dementia has been declining by a rate of…

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