Reluctantly, he moved to a retirement community in Toms River.
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Think you might live in a retirement community one day?
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Not every retirement community has to be a secluded getaway.
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She sold her house, she moved to a retirement community.
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Mateen was employed at a gated retirement community in South Florida.
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His reluctance to move into a retirement community was not unusual.
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It is also testing in a retirement community in San Jose.
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They include Fountaingrove Lodge, a retirement community in Sonoma County, Calif.
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From his neighbors in a quiet retirement community in Mesquite, Nev.
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I volunteer at a thrift store in a large retirement community.
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Could America's next jazz stars come from a Pennsylvania retirement community?
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At the Towers of Jacksonville, a retirement community in Jacksonville, Fla.
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The recently-built house was well kept in the upscale retirement community.
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Among them was a caregiver at a retirement community down the street.
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For seniors considering a retirement community, test it out first, McCollum said.
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They just moved into a retirement community and have barely begun unpacking.
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What we're watching: Two players in the AV space are already eyeing the retirement community opportunity: Voyage, an AV company focused on senior citizen mobility, is launching its test operations at The Villages retirement community in central Florida.
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Her daughter, Letitia Lynn, confirmed the death, at Bishop Gadsden, a retirement community.
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This is the second retirement community in which Voyage has deployed its service.
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He'd been living in the retirement community for several years before his death.
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Kirkwood, Mo., Industrial Development Authority, $563 million of retirement community revenue bonds. Ziegler.
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His death, at a retirement community, was confirmed by his daughter, Betsy Stough.
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A new one called Voyage just launched in a retirement community in California today.
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Go visit and talk with that friend who's now living in a retirement community.
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He died at Geer Village, a retirement community, near his home in Cornwall, Conn.
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No residents or staff of the retirement community have been diagnosed with the coronavirus.
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It's a solid Republican stronghold in the state that includes a significant retirement community.
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Some who attended were clergy members, while others had come from a local retirement community.
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"Man this place is so magical," Ilana says as they wander through the retirement community.
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It is home to The Villages, a large and growing retirement community outside of Orlando.
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It costs $2,303 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Alabama.
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It costs $2,030 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Arkansas.
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It costs $2,382 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Arizona.
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It costs $2,814 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in California.
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It costs $2,286 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Colorado.
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It costs $3,490 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Connecticut.
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It costs $2,864 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Delaware.
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It costs $2,545 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Florida.
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It costs $2,463 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Georgia.
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It costs $2,564 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Hawaii.
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It costs $2,247 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Iowa.
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It costs $1,880 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Idaho.
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It costs $1,859 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Illinois.
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It costs $2,135 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Indiana.
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It costs $2,038 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Kansas.
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It costs $2,435 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Kentucky.
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It costs $1,804 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Louisiana.
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It costs $4,002 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Massachusetts.
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It costs $3,238 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Maryland.
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It costs $2,587 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Maine.
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It costs $2,190 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Michigan.
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It costs $1,679 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Minnesota.
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It costs $2,087 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Missouri.
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It costs $1,920 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Mississippi.
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It costs $2,002 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Montana.
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It costs $2,281 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Nebraska.
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It costs $2,295 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Nevada.
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It costs $2,450 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Ohio.
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It costs $1,865 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Oklahoma.
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It costs $2,042 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Oregon.
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It costs $2,690 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Pennsylvania.
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It costs $1,972 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Tennessee.
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It costs $2,225 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Texas.
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It costs $1,806 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Utah.
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It costs $2,181 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Virginia.
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It costs $2,715 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Vermont.
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It costs $2,288 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Washington.
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It costs $2,034 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Wisconsin.
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It costs $2,072 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Wyoming.
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Our mother died several years ago, so our father moved into an upscale retirement community.
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There was just one snag: The retirement community prohibits dating between residents and staff members.
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One housing option with a built-in support system is a continuing care retirement community.
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Her mother works at a retirement community, and Harrison has asked her to stay home.
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When she moved to a retirement community, she brought her Bösendorfer concert grand with her.
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Very few plan to move to a retirement community when they retire at, say, 65.
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My dad and stepmother were in their 80s when they moved to a retirement community.
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Another AV developer, Voyage, is testing driverless shuttles in The Villages, a huge retirement community.
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Playing golf on the manicured grounds of a continuing care retirement community isn't for everyone.
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In Sumter County, home to The Villages retirement community, turnout reached a whopping 78 percent.
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Voyage is piloting its ride-hailing shuttles in The Villages, a retirement community near Orlando.
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When a rebellious woman (Lawrence) moves into a retirement community where the men rule, havoc ensues.
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At least 20 homes in the retirement community have been destroyed, according to the Associated Press.
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It costs $2,267 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in North Carolina.
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It costs $3,250 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in North Dakota.
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It costs $3,537 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in New Hampshire.
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It costs $3,371 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in New Jersey.
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It costs $2,325 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in New Mexico.
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It costs $3,895 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in New York.
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It costs $3,383 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Rhode Island.
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It costs $2,180 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in South Carolina.
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It costs $1,399 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in South Dakota.
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It costs $2,050 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in West Virginia.
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The retirement community owner said it notified local authorities when they were alerted to the situation.
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The couple fired back, accusing the retirement community of discriminating on the basis of their gender.
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Atria West 86 is a famously luxurious retirement community in the heart of New York City.
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A start-up is testing a driverless taxi service in a retirement community in San Jose.
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The groom's mother is the business manager at the Gardens of Virginia Beach, a retirement community.
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What if, after all her careful planning, their retirement community has some kind of financial wipeout?
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Mr. Moffat died in hospice care at Kendal on Hudson, a retirement community in Sleepy Hollow.
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This forces him to move in with his father, Bob (Elliott Gould), in a retirement community.
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Since 2013, he and his wife had lived at the Plymouth Harbor retirement community in Sarasota.
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The retirement community in Erie, Pennsylvania overlooks Lake Erie, and paths dotted by benches follow the shoreline.
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John and Dawn Strumsky disagreed sharply on moving to a retirement community — Mr. Strumsky hated the idea.
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Next they could be scaled up for closed circuits in retirement community and long haul trucking circuits.
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Atop the wine rack near the kitchen is what the couple has dubbed the orchid retirement community.
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His mother is a nursing aide at Covenant Village of Florida, a retirement community in Plantation, Fla.
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The community where he lives is part of the Kendal system, a nonprofit continuing care retirement community.
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It includes the Sun City retirement community, a massive chunk of the district that consistently votes Republican.
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They've traveled around the world and have spent the past decade living in a retirement community in Austin.
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The first retirement community, also named The Villages but located in San Jose, California, has about 4,000 residents.
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The Villages is America's largest retirement community and one of the fastest-growing residential areas in the country.
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Voyage, one of America's first automated taxi services, is now up-and-running in a Florida retirement community.
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Two years ago, a manager of my dad's retirement community began to single him out for special attention.
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As a longtime resident of the Villages Golf and Country Club, a retirement community in San Jose, Calif.
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Richard Snyder and Robert Sparks, both residents of the retirement community, said their neighboring trailers had been incinerated.
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As a longtime resident of the Villages Golf and Country Club, a retirement community in San Jose, Calif.
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Her death, at a retirement community, was confirmed by her son, Mark, who said the cause was pneumonia.
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Her death, at the Motion Picture and Television Fund retirement community, was confirmed by a representative, Tony Sears.
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The newspaper is one of the attractions of The Villages, a retirement community with more than 120,000 residents.
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On their first date they discovered that their paternal grandparents live in the same retirement community in Florida.
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Trump gave his speech at The Villages retirement community outside Orlando, alongside allies in the key swing state.
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It's also home to Sun City, an expansive retirement community filled with older voters loyal to the GOP.
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You encounter an idyllic retirement community in a mushroom forest enjoying a quiet life amidst the blowing spores.
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Fallbrook, known for its avocado orchards, burned, and homes were destroyed in its Rancho Monserate Country Club retirement community.
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The company also plans on providing ride-hailing trips to residents of Paradise Valley retirement community in Northern California.
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Now living in a retirement community in Carmel, California, Cleary plans to celebrate with a slice of carrot cake.
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Like several other concerned family members, her sister, Terry, beelined to the retirement community to check on her mother.
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At The Villages retirement community in central Florida, there are approximately 125,000 residents and about 633 miles of road.
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The concept of spending your golden years in some gated retirement community in Florida is "a relic," Irving said.
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Some of the first users of autonomous taxis are senior citizens living in a massive retirement community in Florida.
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Keep reading to find out how much it would cost to move into a retirement community in your state.
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It costs anywhere from $1,864 to $4,125 per month, on average, to live in a retirement community in Alaska.
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They currently live in Longhorn Village, a retirement community for University of Texas alumni and staff, according to CNN.
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Retiring WHEN a "brain fitness" course was introduced at her retirement community, Connie Cole was eager to sign up.
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A retirement community near Orlando, Florida, is a town made up of 120,000 people and about 60,000 golf carts.
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In October 2010, Mr. Maxwell visited a retirement community in Roanoke, Va., for a reunion with retired Maj. Gen.
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On Monday, local police had blocked off the entrance to Sun City, the retirement community where Mr. Paddock lived.
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In recent years he lived with his companion, Dr. Laura Nathanson, at White Sands La Jolla, a retirement community.
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WASHINGTON — Blue-chip American companies, kings of "dark money," titans of professional football and even a Florida retirement community.
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That target is in keeping with the area's growing retirement community, said Bismarck State College President Dr. Larry Skogen.
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At least nine people were killed, including several who died in their cars in a retirement community called Paradise.
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The nonprofit is building one retirement community with subsidized rents in the Bronx and another in Brooklyn, he said.
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Mesquite police cleared Paddock's residence, located in a quiet cul-de-sac in a retirement community area, on Monday morning.
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In 2017, he opened up a restaurant in the world's largest retirement community , which is home to around 119,000 individuals.
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And if there is a place where I might have expected things to feel feral, it is a retirement community.
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Voyage began providing its services to that community, which is not affiliated with the Florida retirement community, in late 2017.
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Deborah Cook, 68, was walking her dog in the Sun City retirement community on Hilton Head Island around 10 p.m.
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All we can say is that Violet Beauregard is probably living in a retirement community somewhere, extremely happy and healthy.
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By all means, have the terminally ill Martha (Diane Keaton) and her retirement-community pals form an unlikely cheerleading squad.
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Mr. Paddock, 64, was described as a high-flying gambler who lived in a quiet retirement community and played golf.
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Mr. Paddock, 216, was described as a high-flying gambler who lived in a quiet retirement community and played golf.
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Mr. Berger had a steady income and good benefits when he worked as the housekeeping director for a retirement community.
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Some of us in our retirement community get out on the street and demonstrate with youth about the climate crisis.
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Retirees hoping to spend their golden years in an idyllic retirement community should slow down before signing over their savings.
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Dear Amy: "Queasy in Florida" described a dinner partner at her retirement community who picked her teeth at the table.
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Mr. Freeman is Duke Diver, the manager of a Palm Springs retirement community with some unsavory secrets in his past.
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"A licensed pilot and hunting enthusiast with no criminal record who owned a $213,214 home in a Nevada retirement community" 215 .
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It is testing its autonomous vehicles (AVs) in The Villages, a retirement community in Florida with a population of 125,000 people.
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Police say Paddock lived in nearby Mesquite, Nevada in a retirement community ... and did not have any previous criminal record there.
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A few years out of college, he stumbled upon the online early retirement community and started reading blogs such as earlyretirement.
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Certain Manhattan neighborhoods (I live in one on the Upper West Side) have already achieved NORC ("naturally occurring retirement community") status.
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The MIT Technology Review recently went inside Senior Planet, a retirement community and coworking space founded by Tom Kamber in 2006.
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Although the cost of Vivante can reach over $10,000 per month, the retirement community does offer studios and one-bedroom apartments.
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Among those being evacuated was Sue Watson, a 1903-year-old resident of a retirement community in Kissimmee in central Florida.
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Among those being evacuated was Sue Watson, a 1903-year-old resident of a retirement community in Kissimmee in central Florida.
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Santa Rosa has taken heavy damage from the wildfires, where a Hilton hotel and the Journey's End retirement community were leveled.
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Earlier, visiting a Lutheran retirement community, Ms. Walsh had asked an administrator if he foresaw a problem admitting two married women.
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Her biweekly paycheck from the retirement community she works at has $131 taken from it and given to that bond company.
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With a population of just 213,213, Vancouver Island is the country's retirement community as well as a hotbed for alternative lifestyles.
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Arizona's 8th District is also home to the expansive Sun City retirement community, which provides a loyal contingent of conservative voters.
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His mother retired as a nurse in the health services division of the Highlands at Wyomissing, a retirement community in Reading.
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Simpson sold the Amagansett house and moved into a retirement community in Rye, where her brother, Daniel Crosby de Menocal, lives.
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Among those being evacuated was Sue Watson, a 93-year-old resident of a retirement community in Kissimmee in central Florida.
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The shuttles are also launching this summer in a Northern California retirement community in Fairfield, east of San Francisco closer to Sacramento.
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Mateen was an armed guard at a gated retirement community, and had worked for the global security firm G623S for nine years.
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The Palm Beach Post reports that Paddock owned property on Heritage Isle, a retirement community for people over 55 in Brevard County.
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In 2014, he moved into Glen Meadows, the continuing care retirement community in suburban Baltimore that she had entered eight months earlier.
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Several hundred people were also evacuated from a retirement community Saturday because of a power outage that may have been heat-related.
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The ladies must get at least eight participants in order to be recognized as an official club by Sun Springs Retirement Community.
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Buccaneer Estates is a retirement community where seniors own their own mobile homes, but rent the land where the home is located.
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Mr Grebner foresaw an electorate resembling a retirement community, with 88% of voters aged 40 or older and 76% at least 50.
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A federal judge on Wednesday ruled in favor of a retirement community in Missouri that rejected an application from a lesbian couple.
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The agreement to offer self-driving car rides in the retirement community almost fell apart when negotiations hit an impasse over insurance.
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Ms. Boyle, who did not remarry, kept going to the office even as she grew older and moved into a retirement community.
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So I went to this retirement community in my neighborhood once a week and spent a couple of hours visiting with people.
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The agreement to offer self-driving car rides in the retirement community almost fell apart when negotiations hit an impasse over insurance.
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One of those -- the 268-resident Lambeth House Retirement Community in New Orleans -- was reporting 11 deaths as of Tuesday, she said.
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The sheriff's office in Paradise, a retirement community wiped out by the fire, said that more than 2610 residents were unaccounted for.
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The OceanView retirement community in Falmouth ordered residents to shelter in place March 63 after four residents tested positive for the virus.
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Ronnie and the rest of Troop #1814 recently sold cookies at the Phoebe Berks retirement community in Wernersville, Pennsylvania, where she resides.
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Cream, beige, brown, peach, taupe — the last eight years of eyeshadow trends are about as exciting as paint swatches in a retirement community.
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Some startups are beginning to test out autonomous vehicles in geofenced areas, like Voyage, which will test vehicles in a Florida retirement community.
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Ken's final wishes, we're told, were for people to donate to the Motion Picture Fund -- a retirement community for actors -- in his honor.
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Fred Weeks, the man who Shepard tried to kill in 2012 via tranquilizer overdose, was a neighbor of hers in a retirement community.
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"I'll never forget it," Johnson, 67, said, during an interview with CNBC on Sunday night at a gated retirement community he owns here.
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That visit became a new "post" in a fancy retirement community where, for $7,500 a month, she had her own studio and bathroom.
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The parking lot was nearly empty, and a busload of seniors from a retirement community were among the few who entered the church.
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A federal court this week sided with the retirement community, ruling it was not a case of gender discrimination and dismissing the case.
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They agreed to meet each other, and on Monday, the two finally reunited at Purinton's home in a retirement community in Tampa, Florida.
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"Fox is in essence a retirement community," New York magazine's Frank Rich wrote in an astute piece about Fox published back in 2014.
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But Fountaingrove Lodge is a not a resort — it is a retirement community, part of a new breed of luxury supportive senior housing.
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Ken Sanders, 75, had just finished combing ten homes in Ridgewood Mobile Home Park, a retirement community on the east side of Paradise.
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"Pleasantville is no more," said June P. Kates, a former teacher and resident of Virginia Beach who lives in a retirement community nearby.
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The Cielo at Sand Creek development, initially intended as a 55-and-up retirement community, recently relaunched sales and removed the age restriction.
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In this new play, shown this summer at the Williamstown Theater Festival, an elderly couple, freshly installed in a retirement community, contemplate divorce.
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Lesko was a state legislator for more than a decade, establishing relationships in the district particularly in the expansive retirement community Sun City.
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While the list of unaccounted people represents an imperfect picture of the missing, it does illustrate the large retirement community in the area.
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We traveled here to central Florida to watch those dynamics in actions at The Villages, a retirement community about an hour northwest of Orlando.
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WITH ITS mini-allotments, bicycle club and lively restaurant, the plan outlined by Tonic Living looks like the blueprint of any other retirement community.
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When the grandfather's new girlfriend enters his apartment in the retirement community for the first time, she is shocked to find model rockets everywhere.
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Trump had planned to speak about improving Medicare and sign a related executive order on the trip to The Villages, a large retirement community.
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But they're not taking into account that they have friends and live in a retirement community in Florida that this virus could easily kill.
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He said that while some of his peers at the paper had trouble adjusting to working in a retirement community, he found it refreshing.
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"We have professors who lead book clubs," said Mr. Daubert, 70, who lives at Solivita by AV Homes, a retirement community in Kissimmee, Fla.
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"Paradise is an old, wooded town with narrow surface streets — and it's a retirement community," said Scott McLean, the deputy chief of Cal Fire.
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The Baruch Houses contain at least one building designated by the city as a NORC, the sociologist's acronym for a naturally occurring retirement community.
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They funded the entire album themselves, recruiting Weisbord's band, the Wynlyn Jazz Ensemble, and fellow residents of their retirement community to sing the tunes.
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In this new play, seen this past summer at the Williamstown Theater Festival, an elderly couple, freshly installed in a retirement community, contemplate divorce.
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Paradise, the city hardest hit by the fires, was known, in part, as a retirement community, a quiet place for people to get away.
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Cotton died Sunday afternoon at the Kendal at Ithaca retirement community in New York, said Jared Harrison, a close friend who was at her bedside.
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According to USA Today, he lived in Sun City Mesquite, a retirement community with about 1,400 homes, an 18-hole golf course, and other amenities.
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On April 13, 2014, a pair of shootings occurred at a Jewish Community Center and a Jewish retirement community, both located in Overland Park, Kansas.
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At The Villages – an "active" retirement community where a couple was caught allegedly having sex in public – there was no sex, only white people dancing.
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On a call-out at a retirement community in Clearwater, Mr Krueger extracted and examined water from swamps and ponds that had troubled the manageress.
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As of Friday afternoon, the only Holiday retirement community under mandatory evacuation orders wasn't in Florida but rather in Savannah, Georgia, spokeswoman Hannah Rimar said.
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In New Orleans, seven deaths and 24 confirmed cases are linked to the one retirement community, said Dr. Alexander Billioux, Louisiana's assistant secretary of health.
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Erickson Living, a retirement community operator, also continued doing business with Equifax, while adding additional security measures and shutting down online access to W-2s.
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A high-stakes gambler whose last known full-time employment was 30 years ago, Mr. Paddock, 64, lived in a retirement community in Mesquite, Nev.
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The other one went to the Village at Rockville, a retirement community, to pay a condolence visit, known in the Jewish tradition as sitting shiva.
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This new comedy from the executive producer Charlie Day ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") centers on a group of friends living in a retirement community.
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While many of us struggle to even get up in the morning, Ronnie drives her "souped-up" golf cart around her retirement community, Schudel said.
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Spencer Sleyon, a rapper from East Harlem, and Rosalind Guttman, who lives in a Florida retirement community, would go on to play hundreds of games.
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Ms. Docherty also wants to extend the brand to the "continuing care retirement community" market, which includes assisted living: a growth business, to be sure.
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Shrier tackles him, until he realizes it's just an old security guard standing his ground inside the retirement community the two men just accidentally broke into.
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The deadly Camp Fire moved at a top rate of 80 football fields per minute through Paradise, California, a quiet retirement community of about 26,000 people.
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Voyage, an AV startup, runs a robotaxi service in The Villages, a retirement community in San Jose, and is expanding to a second location, in Florida.
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At the time of the incident, Mateen was employed at a gated retirement community in South Florida, in a role which the source noted was unarmed.
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A painting found in the attic of a home in Arizona's Sun City retirement community is believed to be a previously unknown work by Jackson Pollock.
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If you want to see out your last years playing golf there is nowhere better: one huge retirement community, known as The Villages, has 48 courses.
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Once we've wrapped out of Fountain Hills, our next stop is in Sun City West, a retirement community where residents are required to be over 55.
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Much of the group's activism seemed likewise geared toward modest electoral goals—mostly working with liberal Democrats—and its membership resembled a naturally occurring retirement community.
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Paddock, who lived in a retirement community, reportedly broke a window in the 32nd floor in order to carry out his attack on the people below.
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In Sumter County, home to the massive retirement community of The Villages, Sanders won just 1,229 votes, coming in behind not only Biden, but Mike Bloomberg.
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He tried to imagine a happier Eric, all grown up, driving his parents to the retirement community so that he could take possession of the house.
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The rural retirement community of 26,000 had a median age of about 50 years and a median household income of just $47,533, according to US Census estimates.
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Ms. Strumsky wanted desperately to move into a retirement community, to live as "a princess" unburdened by the cooking, cleaning or yardwork required at their Maryland home.
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In 2001, a hereditary autoimmune disease sidelined him from his geriatric-medicine practice at a retirement community in Hanover, N.H. He used crutches for nearly three years.
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In Philadelphia on Saturday, several hundred people were evacuated from a retirement community because of a partial power outage that officials say may have been heat-related.
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"I am terrified of vouchers," said Kim Ebb, 92, who lives in a retirement community in Bethesda, Md., and has diabetes, atrial fibrillation and irritable bowel syndrome.
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With their three children grown and out of their New Jersey home, she and her husband, William, will move into a full-service retirement community this year.
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An aging community: Although Westbeth is a NORC, or naturally occurring retirement community, in recent years Ms. Walter said she has noticed more children in the halls.
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"He is so modest," said DeAnna Dean, who heads the Democratic Party in heavily Republican Sumter County, home to the state's fast-growing retirement community, The Villages.
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The Villages, a retirement community in Florida, is home to over 50,000 residents, most of whom are within the demographic deemed most at risk for the coronavirus.
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On November 1st, the company flew the medication from a pharmacy in North Carolina to a home, before making a second delivery to a nearby retirement community.
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But this winter, she and her partner, Herbert Yarbrough, signed up to test a telepresence robot in their retirement community, the Heritage Downtown, in Walnut Creek, Calif.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, they were joined by other members of the family for a memorial concert for Mr. Phillips at a retirement community near Pittsburgh.
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Instead of moving into a traditional retirement community, Masafumi Nagasaki shed the constraints of his normal life (and his clothes) when he moved to the island in 1989.
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Amanda, 26, a waitress at a retirement community, was "a very strong and independent person" who didn't like people to do things for her, according to her sister.
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Heimlich was eating dinner at his Cincinnati retirement community when the woman next to him, 87-year-old Patty Ris, started choking on a chunk of hamburger meat.
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In Philadelphia, several hundred people were evacuated from a retirement community due to a partial power outage, though it wasn't immediately clear whether the problem was heat-related.
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Ellen Shelton, a 69-year-old resident of the Bellaggio retirement community here, said social issues and abortion rights, in particular, were motivating her to support Mrs. Clinton.
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She returned to work at the retirement community where she's been employed since high school, over 100 years ago, first as a waitress, and now as food director.
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In Santa Rosa, the fire gutted a Hilton hotel and flattened the Journey's End retirement community, a trailer park not far from the freeway that crosses the city.
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In New Orleans, at least seven deaths and 24 confirmed cases are linked to the Lambeth House retirement community, said Dr. Alexander Billioux, Louisiana assistant secretary of health.
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Lately, most C.C.R.C.s have been increasing their monthly fees by about 3 to 3.5 percent a year, said Justine Vogel, president of RiverWoods, a New Hampshire retirement community.
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While the Woolsey Fire chased residents from one of the wealthiest ZIP codes of California, near Malibu, the Camp Fire hit a low-income retirement community in Paradise.
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On Friday he headlined an event at the banquet hall of a retirement community in Arizona to raise private funds for a border wall — made out of hemp.
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The authorities still have no idea what motivated Stephen Paddock, a wealthy gambler who lived in a retirement community, to commit a massacre at a country music show.
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So does the occasional sound of gunshots seeping through the thin walls of the cookie-cutter house in the retirement community that gives the play its sarcastic title.
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SpaceX, the rocket company founded by Elon Musk, hopes to construct a new private community at the southern tip of Texas where a dwindling retirement community already exists.
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The vote from Summerlin, a retirement community with more than 100,000 residents, will also reveal whether Biden's strength with older Democrats who reliably vote holds up in Nevada.
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A New Start In October 2014, the trio said goodbye to their home in Bethesda and moved in to Asbury Methodist Village, a retirement community in nearby Gaithersburg, Maryland.
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To identify where those older workers are clocking in the most, retirement community operator Provisional Living analyzed Census Bureau data from cities with total populations of 200,000 or more.
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On Monday, police identified the gunman as Stephen Paddock, who lived in a retirement community in Mesquite, Nevada, and said they did not know why he attacked the concertgoers.
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CLEARWATER, Florida — Nilsa Torres, 70, and her frail 91-year-old mother Ignacia Rodriguez rarely left the modest two-bedroom apartment they share in this Gulf Coast retirement community.
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The Thread RE: THE ETHICIST A reader wrote in asking about protecting her father from a possibly exploitative romantic relationship with a much younger manager in his retirement community.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The northern British city of Manchester has announced it is to open the country's first retirement community for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
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While the cost of a retirement community varies state by state, there are some retirement homes in the US that are more luxurious than the usual independent living facility.
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Her son Brenneman said the cause was complications of a fall down a flight of steps earlier this month while she was delivering birthday gifts at her retirement community.
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An upscale retirement community on the North Fork of Long Island has announced six deaths from the coronavirus, creating fears of an even bigger outbreak among the confined population.
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And when she could no longer keep him safely in their home, she and his children agreed on a continuing care retirement community, where she visits him almost daily.
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The threat to such care propelled Representative Webster, whose Central Florida district includes The Villages, a retirement community with more than 21996,21997 residents, to lean "no" on the bill.
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Today it is something of a retirement community for former Khmer Rouge fighters, and has recently filled up with S.U.V.s, hair salons and even a coffee shop selling cappuccinos.
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In his remarks at the retirement community, Mr. DeSantis belittled Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the young New York progressive who upset Representative Joseph Crowley in a Democratic primary last month.
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You can't make anyone welcome you, but if you hope to feel any joy in your retirement community-to-be, then you need to release your anger and be friendly.
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Browand, who is now retired and lives in a retirement community east of Los Angeles, tells me over the phone he doesn't recall any specific disagreement about the circular wave.
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On Tuesday, Trump is slated to give a speech at The Villages in Florida - a large retirement community - where he will address his administration's efforts to secure and improve Medicare.
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Parodying the USA's systemic issues with mass incarceration, Mike raps from the perspective of an unseen but mad-as-hell senior citizen staying in the show's Shady Acres Retirement Community.
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In the early retirement community, we tend to get caught up on the future goal of quitting our jobs and living out the rest of our lives in jobless bliss.
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That number includes 24 confirmed cases at Lambeth House, a retirement community in New Orleans, said Dr. Alexander Billioux, assistant secretary of health for the state's Office of Public Health.
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Health officials said they are monitoring six nursing homes in the state, including the 268-resident Lambeth House Retirement Community in New Orleans, where 11 deaths were reported on Tuesday.
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Fountaingrove Lodge is part of a category of housing called a Continuing Care Retirement Community, or C.C.R.C. Industry experts said there were nearly 2,000 C.C.R.C.s nationwide with about 211,2000 residents.
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Frank Heart, the engineer who oversaw development of the first routing computer for the Arpanet, the precursor to the internet, died on Sunday at a retirement community in Lexington, Mass.
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The retirement community and assisted living facility industry employed 172,720 personal care aides in 2018, and that occupation is projected to have a huge 36.4% increase in employment by 2028.
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Waymo is already shuttling around willing participants in Phoenix, Lyft has been offering rides in Las Vegas, and a startup called Voyage is giving them in a Florida retirement community.
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Older white voters constitute the core of Trump's base here, sprinkled throughout the state and notably clustered in the Central Florida retirement community called The Villages, where Trump stopped Thursday.
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But Whiteside, who now lives at Knollwood, a retirement community for military families in the Chevy Chase section of the District, never forgot the people who should have known better.
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Retirement community operator Summerset Group Holdings Ltd advanced 4.8 percent while online marketplace operator Trade Me Group Ltd hit a one-month high after rising as much as 1.9 percent.
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He worked from 2014 to 2016 as a dishwasher at a retirement community, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, but was better known by some people for terrorizing his former girlfriend's neighborhood.
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Two years ago, Mr. Kepley, who uses a power-assisted wheelchair, moved into a retirement community so that he and his wife would be cared for should their health deteriorate.
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The Villages, a 32-square-mile, 54,000-home, 125,000-resident retirement community in Florida, will get a door-to-door driverless taxi service early this year, courtesy autonomous vehicle developer Voyage.
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Pizza came directly to the door, and as far as anyone knew, Paddock never took part in bingo or bocce, or any of the social activities provided by the retirement community.
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He spent his final years in a Miami retirement community in the Cutler Bay suburb of Miami, where he shunned fast-food hamburgers but remained conversant about developments at Burger King.
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Roy then puts his grift into action, insinuating himself in Betty's life by feigning a knee injury so that he can move into her guest room in a secluded retirement community.
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If she can no longer live safely at home, Ms. Basso can move onto the campus of The Moorings at Lewes, the affiliated continuing care retirement community a few blocks away.
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The potentially deadly ricin, federal agents allege, was homemade by the 70-year-old to go into the food and drink of her neighbors at a Vermont continuing care retirement community.
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For five years, Mr. Lear has been shopping a comic series called "Guess Who Died," which takes place in a retirement community — but he has not been able to sell it.
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Grandpa chases the Nazi rocket-builder Wernher von Braun in Germany at the end of the war and stalks a pet-killing reptile in a Florida retirement community many years later.
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Or I can book a cheap lesson in a nearby retirement community, where I had the recent pleasure of being throttled by the country's top-ranked 296-and-older woman player.
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It encompasses the suburbs north and west of Phoenix in Maricopa County — the stomping grounds of infamous former Sheriff Joe Arpaio and home to the reliably conservative Sun City retirement community.
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Ryan Christopher Jones focuses on how delivery workers are faring under increased demand and risk, while Reuters photographer Yana Paskova reports from one retirement community seemly unfazed by the coronavirus news.
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When Tripp was 99, he wrote a poem called "Best Old Friends" about the new friendships he had made at Beaumont at Bryn Mawr, the Pennsylvania retirement community where he lives.
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"You're talking about everything from the floor plans, to the meal plans, services and amenities," said Brad Breeding, a certified financial planner and founder of myLifeSite, a retirement community research site.
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Welcome to Tranquility- Gail Simone's story of a retirement community for superheroes and villains is a darkly funny parable about how you get on after you've put your life's work behind you.
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Thomas, who worked as a quality assurance coordinator for Landsun Homes, a retirement community, before moving to Moore, Idaho, said her family also stopped visiting because hotels in the area were unaffordable.
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Years before the Camp fire tore through the rural retirement community, becoming the most devastating wildfire in state history, state and local officials had known Paradise faced a serious threat from fires.
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After her death in 2015, her husband Gene Sprinkle sold the couple's home and moved to a retirement community, where his nephew took a look at the piece and noticed brush strokes.
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Gloria (new favorite character), tells her she located 21 weird office facilities that matched Walter's brief description of his location: outside of Tampa, near a retirement community, and next to a swamp.
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In an exclusive clip from the upcoming comedy Poms, Diane Keaton and Jacki Weaver's characters audition a group of women for the cheerleading team they want to form at their retirement community.
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The couple had no children, and "we knew we had to move to a retirement community so we wouldn't be lonely in a huge house," said Geeta Chandran, 290, a family physician.
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Funds will also be used to increase its fleet of second-generation self-driving cars (called G2) that are currently being used in a 4,000-resident retirement community in San Jose, Calif.
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One of her pillows has the cursive catchphrase "I'd rather be golfing!" above swingers at a retirement community having a foursome on a green while their caddies watch and fondle the clubs.
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In the first book of this series, "Sunny Side Up," 10-year-old Sunny Lewin travels alone by airplane to Florida for an extended stay with her grandfather at his retirement community.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A Hong Kong police association is in talks with a Chinese property developer about a planned Hong Kong-themed retirement community in mainland China, it said on its website.
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But older plaintiffs have encountered defeats as well, including the dismissal of a suit brought by a married couple after a retirement community in Missouri rejected them because both spouses are women.
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She wants to live for as long as she can in Northern Manhattan in a building that is part of the Fort George Vistas NORC, an acronym for Naturally Occurring Retirement Community.
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Danley became a focus of the investigation for having shared his retirement community condo in Mesquite, Nevada, northeast of Las Vegas, before leaving the United States for the Philippines in mid-September.
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The party's best-performing county in the state was Sumter, the Central Florida enclave that is home to the Villages retirement community and its thousands of golf cart-driving, middle-class seniors.
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The Palo Alto-based startup, which raised $31 million this week, is piloting automated ride-hailing shuttles in a Florida retirement community and began experimenting with the arrangement about a year ago.
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The ferocious Camp fire had just been sparked in the dry brush above Paradise, a popular retirement community in Northern California's foothills, and winds were quickly spreading hot embers into the town's streets.
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Waymo is already shuttling around willing participants in a few US cities, Lyft has been offering rides in Las Vegas, and a startup called Voyage is giving them in a Florida retirement community.
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The couple, who married in 2009, thought they had found the perfect place to spend the rest of their lives together when they came across Friendship Village, a retirement community in St. Louis.
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The type favored by the Ehrhardts, a so-called continuing care retirement community, or C.C.R.C., promises you can stay there for the rest of your life, with medical services on site as needed.
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One start-up has taken to a large retirement community — which is private property — to test, while some companies have also turned to virtual reality testing to teach their vehicles how to behave.
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A look inside the 356 units that make up Puerto Rico's largest housing project for low-income seniors, Comunidad del Retiro, or Retirement Community, helps explain the hurricanes' continuing impact on the vulnerable.
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And after Mr. DeSantis addressed a ballroom full of senior citizens at a faux Italianate retirement community south of Orlando last week, it was easy to see why he would seek such testimonials.
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"Sanya wants to be known as an international tourism destination, not as an elderly retirement community," said Huang Cheng, a lecturer at the University of Sanya who has studied the local snowbird phenomenon.
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"They may be able to move into a retirement community, where there may be a better social aspect than living in a house in the suburbs with a bunch of young people," Copeland said.
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Clinton, said she realized Senator Bernie Sanders had excited young people, but all of her friends and neighbors in her retirement community here were rooting for the former first lady and secretary of state.
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They can live rent free (though, of course, they still pay property taxes, utilities and maintenance), or they can sell the house to finance a move to a retirement community or a nursing home.
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The center represents the couple, along with private attorneys and the ACLU of Missouri, in what's believed to be the first federal suit by a same-sex couple turned away from a retirement community.
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In The Villages, a sanctum of sunshine, golf and afternoon happy hours, the first nearby case was reported on Tuesday in Lake County, though most of the retirement community is in neighboring Sumter County.
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In 2009, he spilled the most critical elements of living a happy and healthy life to Japan Times, and it's incredible how similar his findings are with the bulk of the early retirement community.
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The early retirement community is still a niche one, but its growth indicates that people are willing to make financial sacrifices in some areas if it means achieving financial independence earlier on in life.
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"For the retirement community, a big safety issue is people falling out," said Mr. Seluga, who added that when drivers make a sharp left turn, passengers are often caught off-guard and are thrown.
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Now, to kick off the second season of his VICELAND show, Thomas embedded with a different group of seniors—the ones living it up at the Lake Point Tower retirement community in Hallandale, Florida.
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A complex billed as London's first luxury retirement community will open in the spring, with a swimming pool and views over Battersea park from penthouses that are on the market for up to £3m ($4.3m).
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"If there was any impression, I would say, guy had no idea what a gun was," said Judy, who lived next door to Stephen Paddock from 2013-2015 in a retirement community in Melbourne, Florida.
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The 101-year-old was living in a retirement community in Castro Valley, California, before her son, Bart Scott, brought her to his house in Santa Rosa, moving her into a spacious in-law apartment.
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"Unbeknownst to many people in the local population, Vancouver has been sold as a subsidized resort town and retirement community to the world," said Josh Gordon, a political science professor at Simon Fraser University here.
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Last week, at a huge and frightening retirement community in Florida known as The Villages, Donald Trump promised to protect seniors from two of the most menacing monsters lurking under their beds: Immigrants and socialism.
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Palin, who has endorsed Trump, had been scheduled to campaign for him on Monday in The Villages, a central Florida retirement community of more than 100,000 residents which has its own newspaper and radio station.
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Trump had planned to speak about improving Medicare and sign a related executive order at The Villages, a large retirement community near Orlando whose Republican owner is a Trump supporter and donor, according to media reports.
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Trump made 00003 false claims on Twitter, 223 in a speech on Medicare at The Villages retirement community in Florida, and 223 in an exchange with reporters before he boarded Marine One to visit wounded soldiers.
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DELRAY BEACH, Florida — In the mixed doubles game going on just before lunch at the Kings Point retirement community here, there were a few lobs and a few more slams, but none of them were political.
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"I'm not supporting a bear market, but sort of a market where you move into an old-age retirement community where the pace of activity and prices behave more maturely," he told CNBC's "Power Lunch " program.
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At the Shell Point Retirement Community and in pockets of Fort Myers, a largely Republican area on the Gulf Coast, the retirees talk of a country dangerously divided and of presidential debates that mimicked reality television.
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She now occupies her mind with close to 60 hours of work each week, split between a retirement community and the position her brother left behind at Valley Life, an organization that cares for the disabled.
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The video was captured by someone who knows his stuff about autonomous vehicles: MacCallister Higgins, co-founder of self-driving startup Voyage (that just launched its own pilot ride-hailing project in a San Jose retirement community).
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In addition to the arsenal found at the hotel, they found 3103 guns at Mr Paddock's home in Mesquite, a dusty retirement community 85 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, and seven at his residence in Reno.
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Law enforcement authorities are hoping to obtain some answers from Danley, who according to public records and police shared Paddock's condo in a retirement community in Mesquite, Nevada, about 90 miles (145 km) northeast of Las Vegas.
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And if Mr. Yang wants to expand his coalition of supporters, he will have to visit more places filled with skeptical undecided voters — places like the RiverWoods retirement community in Exeter, N.H., where he campaigned last week.
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My sympathies go to this cruelly dispatched innkeeper, though I feel nearly as bad for the residents of Mr. Salamanca's retirement community, who will now live with the incessant, indignant ringing of their mute and surly neighbor.
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Where BoJack opens with the ensemble piece, You're the Worst opens with Jimmy, sad and alone and hanging out in a retirement community that includes such terrific older character actors as Raymond J. Barry and Dee Wallace.
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Whether you want to age at home or you're planning on heading to a continuing care retirement community, discuss your wishes with your family members and strategize with your financial planner on how to pay for it.
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But Paddock appeared to be settling in to a quiet life when he bought a home in a Nevada retirement community a few years ago, about an hour's drive from Las Vegas and the casinos he enjoyed.
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As the outer bands of Hurricane Dorian began lashing the Florida coast on Tuesday, a woman raced to pick up her mother-in-law at a retirement community, where the elevator was about to be shut down.
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"It's really removing the responsibility of caring for the parents, of not having to make frantic, last-minute arrangements if something changes in their health," said Lesley Sargent, a residency counselor at the Sagewood retirement community in Phoenix.
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In her mother's retirement community, they printed— embossed —the names of the newly dead on ivory card stock each morning and propped the card as if it were a menu on a tiny easel outside the dining room.
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Tracing Paddock's footsteps in Mesquite, the Nevada desert retirement community about 90 miles (145 km) northeast of Las Vegas, provides scant clues about why, according to authorities, he carried out the worst mass shooting in recent U.S. history.
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But after Walt Disney died in 1966 and the output of nature films decreased, the Farm became a retirement community for those animal actors, and Lloyd began taking in wild animal orphans in need of a caring home.
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After his pro bowling career ended as bowling's popularity waned, Dempsey had moved with his Alf-obsessed wife to a retirement community — he's many decades younger than his neighbors, he notes — where he's become an expert in petanque.
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Trump, speaking for an hour at a campaign-style rally at a retirement community in Florida, offered few details on his executive order and spent most of his speech attacking the health policies of 2020 Democratic presidential contenders.
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" Gene Anderson, 4753, a Trump voter living in a retirement community in Zionsville, Indiana, said the president should "refocus on some stability in his administration and some demonstration of being able to work together with Democrats in Congress.
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The company says its new telepresence bot, the eponymous Ohmni, is designed to connect families — whether that's parents on a business trip saying goodnight to their kids, or children logging in to visit their grandparents at their retirement community.
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When Bush landed in Hilton Head, South Carolina, the next morning after the primary, he was greeted to hundreds of voters in a retirement community in Bluffton, and a strategy to further embrace his family name kicked off immediately.
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And while residents of the Villages, a planned retirement community northwest of Orlando that advertises itself as "Florida's Friendliest Hometown," were divided on whom to support in the presidential election, the Villages put $250,000 toward Mr. Trump's inaugural festivities.
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But she said she gets much of her inspiration for the "Claws" looks outside the classroom and through observing everyday life in Jacksonville: "The retirement community, the palm trees, the hood, crab trays, the beach, airbrush tees," she said.
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By all measures, Arizona 8 is deeply red; it encompasses the suburbs north and west of Phoenix in Maricopa County — the stomping grounds of infamous former Sheriff Joe Arpaio and home to the reliably conservative Sun City retirement community.
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The Fairfax County Health Department is investigating after 54 of the 18 residents at Greenspring Retirement Community, located in Springfield, became ill with respiratory symptoms, ranging from a cough to pneumonia, over the past 11 days , the health department said.
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On Sunday, the Forrest Gump actor, 64, and his Lt. Dan Band played a sold-out show to "thousands" of veterans in a retirement community in Sumter County, Florida, according to a blog post from the Gary Sinise Foundation's website.
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Federal law enforcement officials said the 29-year-old gunman, Omar Mateen, who worked as a private security guard at a gated retirement community, seemed to have been largely inspired by radical ideology he was exposed to over the internet.
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If you spend a lot of time on Facebook, as I do, you like to live in a retirement community, out to pasture with a lot of old people, because that lively, youthful spirit, fortunately, has left us alone on Facebook.
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Something between a luxury pre-retirement community and a boutique resort, La Balise is attracting both expatriates and local residents of the tiny Indian Ocean island of Mauritius with its easy access to boats, as well as a sense of community.
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" Tara Leann Cantrell said it wasn't that easy, especially when the racist comment comes from a client: "Speaking up firmly means potential loss of not only their business, but my business as a whole since it's a tight knit retirement community.
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Previously known as the Soldiers' Home and nowadays referred to as President Lincoln's Cottage, after its most illustrious occupant, the stucco villa sits on a 221-acre tract that, since the 21877s, has served as a retirement community for war veterans.
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Benjamin Franklin Kepley, 80, a retired Navy surgeon, decided he and his wife could sell their house in Florida and move into a continuing care retirement community because they could deduct a portion of the cost as a prepaid medical expense.
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" The retirement community where Sinise's band performed at is "home to the largest concentration of veterans living outside a U.S. military base," the caption explained, adding that it includes "generations of service members from WWII to the latest conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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"We are now seeing images on television that we haven't seen in this country since the 1960s, images that make us look like a Third World country," Rubio, 44, said at a campaign event in The Villages, a retirement community in Florida.
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Though the reporters are no longer camped out in the cul-de-sac of his retirement community, Peterson still has a sheet draped over his front door to fend off any prying eyes that might be outside his home, the Post reported.
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Omar Mateen, 2181, a Florida resident and U.S. citizen who was the son of immigrants from Afghanistan, had worked for G211S since 22001, and was employed at a gated retirement community in South Florida, the company said in a statement late on Sunday.
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That's the number of times that Ellen Chrouch, a bird-loving Republican at the Shell Point Retirement Community here, has cast a vote for president, starting with Dwight D. Eisenhower in 281 and, this year, a reluctant ballot for Donald J. Trump.
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Elderly hit hard Of particular concern for health officials is Lambeth House, a retirement community in New Orleans that had two dozen cases as of Friday, according to Dr. Alexander Billioux, assistant secretary of health for the state's Office of Public Health.
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That is what drove Linda Gramatky Smith and Kendall Smith to move to the Cedar Crest Retirement Community in Pompton Plains, N.J. They had raised their children in Northern New Jersey, but once they became empty nesters, they moved to Westport, Conn.
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Trump, speaking at The Villages, a sprawling retirement community in the key swing state of Florida, sought to portray himself as a protector of Medicare for seniors, in contrast to Democratic plans to expand the program to everyone through Medicare for All.
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Nancy Jacot-Bell, married to Herman Bell – who was controversially paroled in April after gunning down two New York City officers in 1971 – jumped off the fifth floor roof patio of the Bayside Park retirement community on May 12, according to the New York Post.
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In a 141-page report released Saturday, Pennsylvania Health Department investigators found that staff at the Cathedral Village retirement community also failed to develop a fall prevention plan for 84-year-old H.R. McMaster Sr. even though his medical records indicated it was required.
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"As I'm sure you know, there are some topics that I can talk about and there are some topics that I am prevented from speaking about," the longtime adviser to President Donald Trump told a crowd at The Villages retirement community earlier this month.
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John Pawloski is the grandfatherly, silver-moustachoied commander of a nine-member posse in Dreamland Villa, a no-frills retirement community dating back to the 573s, comprising some 3,100 bungalows built around a community club, swimming pools and shuffleboard courts, near the city of Mesa.
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Voyage, the self-driving technology company that spun out of Udacity earlier this year when some executives and students decided to commercialize their work, has been testing its autonomous vehicles in a retirement community in San Jose, and is looking to expand its trial.
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When Florida House Republican Daniel Webster showed up for a ribbon cutting in the retirement community of the Villages last Friday, he was met by a group wearing MAGA hats and Trump-Pence T-shirts—but also by dozens of chanting and singing Trump opponents.
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The bride's father was a gastroenterologist and internist at the Mid Hudson Medical Group in Fishkill, N.Y., and Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Her mother is the president of the Jewish Interest Group at Shannondell at Valley Forge, a retirement community in Audubon.
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A teenage identical twin with developmental delays has been charged with the murder of her toddler brother, and the sordid tragedy has attracted not only the attention of the media but also a busload of spectators from a nearby retirement community who attend the trial.
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Trump, who made the announcement at an expansive Florida retirement community that leans heavily Republican, set out key themes of his reelection pitch, promising to defend a private insurance system that Democrats have sought to constrain and even eliminate in favor of government-run coverage.
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Its story of a terminally ill former schoolteacher (Diane Keaton, who is 73) who fulfills a lifelong dream when she starts a cheerleading club in her new retirement community frustratingly failed to harness a talented ensemble that included Pam Grier, Rhea Perlman and Jacki Weaver.
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"We do everything together, because we enjoy it," says Ed. "The clothing thing, that's for everyone to say 'Oh, that's cute!' but we match deep down too," says Ed. Ed and Fran square dance five times a week in their retirement community in The Villages, Florida.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at two photos from the film, which follows Martha (Keaton, 73), a retiree who rallies her fellow retirement community residents — played by Rhea Perlman, 70, Pam Grier, 69, Jacki Weaver, 71 and Celia Weston, 67 — to start a cheerleading squad.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A U.S. lesbian couple rejected for admission to a retirement community suffered a defeat this week in their effort to claim discrimination, but a leading legal group on Friday vowed to take up the fight to protect LGBT+ people from housing bias.
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Set in the until recently peaceful retirement community of Sunny Pines, the game depicts not, perhaps, the way your grandparents would want to end their time on this earth, but then they probably weren't battling against EMP-powered defibrillators while bombing down the road at 90mph either.
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Lee Green, a 59-year-old who lives in the Florida retirement community of The Villages and leads the Jewish Conservatives Club there, said she typically gets her news from Facebook, where she is subscribed to updates from outlets like The Daily Wire and The Jerusalem Post.
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She lived in a retirement community in Silver Spring and died at a nearby hospital after a brief illness, said Elizabeth Conlisk, a spokeswoman for Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, where Ms. Sammet had earned her undergraduate degree and later endowed a professorship in computer science.
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When the police arrived at a retirement community in Utah to conduct a welfare check last month, they were disturbed to find not only the body of the elderly woman who lived there, but a man&aposs corpse tucked inside a deep freezer in her utility room.
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"We've been knowing about this, but now it's real and it's not about the letter, it's about the faces of real people who we've been serving for years and years," Sister Ann Lacour of Chateau de Notre Dame, a New Orleans faith-based retirement community, told CNN affiliate WVUE.
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From 1994 to 2002 he was the chief clinical officer in the Department of Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., and he was recruited as the first medical director for Kendal at Hanover, a retirement community, where he honed his slow medicine procedure.
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"The beautiful thing about A.F.P. I love in particular is that I never have to go against my own values and my own beliefs," Mr. Lopez said as he knocked on doors in a tidy retirement community in the warm October sunshine, a CamelBak pack strapped to his back.
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After investigating several options, in 2016 they put down a deposit at Friendship Village in suburban St. Louis, Mo. As a continuing-care retirement community, it provided independent and assisted living, plus a nursing home, so that residents could stay within the community as their needs for care increased.
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After a lifetime of setbacks — failed marriages, children in trouble with drugs or the law, a stretch of homelessness — Ms. Cheatham, a 67-year-old former truck driver who lives in a quiet retirement community in Fort Wayne, said her new love had brought a sense of wholeness.
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Inside the arena, the crowd was sparse, and the music played during tests, as dressage rides are called, could be categorized as Retirement Community Lite, mostly orchestral versions of rock standards chosen to perk up the place or to muffle sounds that might otherwise distract the horses (a challenge because of patrolling helicopters).
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You rented in the cheaper parts of Brooklyn for a while, then you bought a house in the suburbs or on Staten Island, then you sold that house and bought a bigger, better house, then when you grew old you left that house to your kids and moved into a retirement community.
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In 2009, James W. von Brunn, a white supremacist, killed a security guard at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC. Five years later, Frazier Glenn Cross, shouted "Heil Hitler" after killing three people -- two at the Jewish Community Center in Kansas City and one at a Jewish retirement community nearby.
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Elon Musk wants to build a private 'SpaceX Village' with 100 rooms, lounge parties, volleyball tournaments, and rock climbing amid a South Texas retiree communitySpaceX, the rocket company founded by Elon Musk, hopes to construct a new private community at the southern tip of Texas where a dwindling retirement community already exists.
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Rather than reject the oddball perception of the Sunshine State, Mr. Barry embraces the "Weirdness Factor" and guides the reader in a kooky, humorous road trip to places like Cassadaga, the Psychic Capital of the World, to have his dog's aura read, and a retirement community with a thriving black market for Viagra.
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Started in 2008 by the former Times reporter Jane Gross, The New Old Age has covered a slew of topics: various kinds of senior care facilities; health decisions from vaccinations (elders don't get enough) to colonoscopies (elders get too many); and whether it makes sense to move into the same retirement community as your mother.
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Frank Press, who was a key voice in American science policy as chief science adviser to President Jimmy Carter and then as president of the National Academy of Sciences, promoting international cooperation at a time when Cold War tensions still predominated, died on Wednesday in Chapel Hill, N.C., where he lived in a retirement community.
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Retiring At the New Jewish Home, a retirement community with affordable apartments in separate locations in the Bronx, Manhattan and Westchester, a male resident has won the right to wear the silky nightgowns he favors, and another, once denied the privilege of painting his fingernails, is being supplied with nail polish and help applying it.
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The duo, famous for their work on hits like Gilmore Girls and Golden Girls are now working on a comedy series about two gay men of a certain age and their friend's much younger lover who rescue their pal who's been living in an oppressive retirement community and bring him to their Palm Springs oasis, Variety reports.
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Positive tests of residents and/or employees have also been reported in Washington at Emerald Heights, Aegis Living at Marymoor, Redmond Care and Rehabilitation Center, Ida Culver House Ravenna, Boulevard Park Place Active Retirement Community, Madison House Independent and Assisted Living Community, The Gardens at Juanita Bay and Columbia Lutheran Home, according to the King County Public Health Department.
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Until 1983, for nearly 100 years, his family ran the Boller Beverage Company, an independent bottler of 15 of its own flavored sodas in Elizabeth, N.J. Her mother retired as a registered nurse at Croasdaile Village, a retirement community in Durham, N.C. Mr. Bastein, 39, is a general manager at Getaround, a car-sharing platform, in San Francisco.
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Among the missing in Paradise are many older residents of the Ridgewood Mobile Home Park, a close-knit retirement community of 97 pastel-colored homes, where residents were so tightly bound that they ate together, took walks together and often prayed together, bowing their heads at the mailbox, or in the middle of the street, when they heard of another's misfortune.
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Ms. Flores, 28, along with another music student, was participating in a new artists-in-residence program at Collington, a nonprofit retirement community in Mitchellville, Md. In return for free room and board, Ms. Flores gave concerts to the residents, accompanied the choir on her cello and taught them about music — while getting to know them through happy hours and dining hall meals.
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Tourists visiting the monuments and museums on the National Mall in Washington endured temperatures approaching 100 degrees F (37.8 C). About 250 senior citizens returned home on Saturday a day after having to leave a retirement community in Philadelphia when a power failure disabled the air conditioners, forcing many of them into a shelter at West Philadelphia High School, said city spokeswoman Deana Gamble.
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"Already I'm having to dip severely into whatever I've saved," said Jennifer Clark, 76, of Falls Church, Va. She has multiple sclerosis and a form of blood cancer, and while insurance covers her chemotherapy and other medications, she pays out of pocket for part-time aides, dental care, a portion of her physical therapy, some of her medications and the continuing care retirement community she lives in.
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The October survey of 2,000 people by retirement community operator Provision Living found that while 52 percent of Americans ages 22 to 74 say they think about retirement four or more times a week, most don't expect they'll end up saving even half as much as they optimistically think they'll need in their golden years — and more than half also suspect they'll be working part-time in retirement.
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Working for the global security firm G20013S during the past nine years, Mateen was an armed guard for a gated retirement community in South Florida, and had cleared two company background screenings, the latest in 22001, according to G23S.. Preliminary investigations suggested the attack was inspired by Islamic State militants, though there was no immediate evidence that Mateen had any actual ties to the group, law enforcement officials said.
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"We went from a 3,000-square-foot colonial with three floors to a single-story, 1,400-square-foot living space," said Tena Bluhm, 76, formerly of Fairfax, Va. She and her 77-year-old husband, Ray Bluhm, moved this month to a retirement community in Lake Ridge, Va. Before the move, their two adult children took a handful of items, including a new bed and a dining table and chairs.
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The investigation is proceeding at four sites, from the 32nd-floor suite in the Mandalay Bay Resort hotel that served as Paddock's sniper's perch, to the nearby outdoor concert field that held some 22,000 people when the gunshots rang out, to the shooter's retirement community home in nearby Mesquite, and finally to another residence belonging to Paddock in Reno, where a SWAT team stood by cautiously on Monday before entering, because "we want to make sure there is no booby traps," the sheriff said.
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In addition to ample outfit options for the unpredictable spring weather, I'd also brought an assortment of functional and decorative extras, which I wore intermittently throughout the week: Adam Selman x Le Specs mirrored sunnies that I bought myself for Christmas; a Patagonia fanny pack worn unironically around my waist; two cotton bandannas; a brand new tube of bright red Mac lipstick; a headlamp purchased at Paragon Sports; tiny hand-me-down hoop earrings from a former colleague I admire; a baseball cap I bought after a hike with my little sister; an oversized black cashmere sweater I got for $2 in a Southern Arizona retirement community, and a loose quartz crystal charged at Joshua Tree's Integratron, for good measure.
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