Maine Senior Report

     
   

November 20, 2008

 

STATE BUDGET CUTS TO SLASH HEALTH PROGRAMS

Adults on Medicaid, hospitals, and businesses that contract with the Department of Health and Human Services would feel the impact of $179 million in proposed cuts over the next two years, budget documents reveal.

 

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October 14, 2008

 

Special Presidential Election Issue - Senior issues and the candidates

 

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September 10, 2008

 

CONGRESSMAN TOM ALLEN SPEAKS ON THE IMPACT OF RISING FUEL COSTS

 

The impact of rising fuel costs is a major concern of seniors in Maine and nationwide. Congressman Tom Allen shares this concern. Recently Allen said:

 

“I recently called for stories about how Mainers are coping with the rising cost of home heating oil, so that I could use real life anecdotes to explain to my colleagues from around the country what we in Maine will be facing this coming winter.  I received hundreds of stories, nearly all of them heartbreaking.  I recently shared some of these stories in a speech on the House floor, along with my plan to provide short-term relief to people struggling with high fuel costs.”

 

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June 26, 2008

 

USING THE INTERNET – FOR SENIORS

 

 

USING THE INTERNET – FOR SENIORS
From SeniorJournal.com

New Picture Books Helping Seniors Learn to Use the Computer

Available for free pdf downloads during introduction

 

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 An Information Service of the
Maine Council of Senior Citizens - ARA

May 20, 2008

 

OLDER AMERICANS MUST BE READY

 TO STAY CONNECTED AS NATION GOES TO DIGITAL TV

 

SENIOR CITIZENS MOST VULNERABLE LIVE ALONE,

 IN REMOTE AREAS, LOW INCOME, NON-ENGLISH SPEAKERS

 

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April 04, 2008

 

FIGURE YOUR STIMULUS PAYMENT


Economic Stimulus Payment Calculator

 

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January 15, 2008

 

OLDER VOTERS KEY ROLE IN N.H. ELECTION

 

ECONOMY IS TOP ISSUE FOR VOTERS

 

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December 17, 2007

 

Explore different options in obtaining health care that helps preserve your budget.

 

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