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Give yourself some credit, Social Security credit

By Ruqayyah Nicholas

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My resolution about resolutions

I’m really not one for the New Year’s resolutions, as you can probably tell by the date. Yes, it is Jan. 13. That’s why I don’t make resolutions like: I’m going to write a column for the Jan. 6 issue of the Beacon on the merits of New Year's resolutions and/or procrastinating.

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A New Year: A New You

By DIANA WAYNE

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Nosey says...

For seniors, reality is not always pleasant, and what we may be facing this coming year could be a real disaster.

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Planning for the new year

Work schedules keep us from visiting our Georgia family and friends as much as we like, so after spending Thanksgiving here in Williston, we decided we were northbound for Christmas.
As usual, the week before Christmas was a blur as I did last- minute shopping (done for everyone in less than four hours), gift wrapping, baking and creating goodies, addressing and mailing Christmas cards (no one said they had to arrive before Dec. 25), all the while holding down a full-time job.

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Social Security covers every season of life

By PAUL D. BARNES

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Mortgage liens on our lives

By David D'AMATO

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Disabilities: Airport security advice, The sailor with cerebral palsy

By Daniel J. Vance

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Airport security advice

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Why Amendment 4 is a good idea based on Yankeetown’s experience

1. Fosters a sense of community and personal involvement

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Eric Duquette: Part 1

Judy Duquette of Smithfield, Rhode Island, clearly remembers when in 1993 her then 18-month-old son began changing.
“Until then, it looked like things were going well for Eric,” said 48-year-old Duquette in a telephone interview. “He'd been saying about 12 different words and suddenly around 18 months those words were gone. He began having poor eye contact, wouldn't point to things or engage us, and had poor coordination. He lined things up. He would pile his toys into a mountain in his room and had little interest in playing with them.”

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