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Are you overwhelmed by clutter? Whether you’re looking to enhance your living space, age in place comfortably, or prepare for an upcoming move, our seminar, “Cut the Clutter!”, is designed to empower you with practical strategies from leading local experts. Join Jan Brito of Capital Senior Solutions for an engaging and informative session where you’ll learn how to transform your environment into a more organized, efficient, and satisfying space. We‘ll guide you through proven techniques to declutter your home, manage possessions effectively, and maintain a tidy living area that enhances your quality of life.
Ron Cohen will bring you every “nerve-tingling” detail from that day in the UPI newsroom in Washington. We’ll also discuss how the influence of print journalism has waned, as most people rely on frequently unreliable and biased Internet sources. Are we in a world inadequately informed, often misinformed? Is it too late to do anything about it?He will bring you every “nerve-tingling” detail from that day in the UPI newsroom in Washington. We’ll also discuss how the influence of print journalism has waned, as most people rely on frequently unreliable and biased Internet sources. Are we in a world inadequately informed, often misinformed? Is it too late to do anything about it?