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AARP is recruiting volunteers to work with nonprofit organizations that help older Virginians maintain their independence.
In a state that has not undergone a formal utility rate review in 30 years, AARP is speaking out for such a review.
Through a voters’ guide, AARP Massachusetts is directing candidates’ attention to the critical issues of protecting Social Security and Medicare and improving home- and community-based care services.
• By Heidi Swift
The state Office of Consumer Advocate, which represents consumers in utility issues, was scheduled to shut down July 1 because of existing law that establishes a cutoff for the agency. In a move backed by AARP, lawmakers voted to extend the operation of the office.
AARP and Shred-it, a document destruction and recycling company, are sponsoring a shredding day in Omaha on May 18.
When it is up and running this summer, the state’s In-Home Care Registry will provide a way to research the backgrounds of in-home care workers.
AARP and other smart-growth advocates are backing “complete streets” plans for Warwick as the city grows as a transportation hub.
In Kentucky, where more than 114,000 people ages 50 to 64 lack health insurance, AARP is asking Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear to commit to Medicaid expansion.
As federal and state officials move to set up New Hampshire’s health insurance marketplace (also called an exchange), AARP and New Hampshire Voices for Health aim to ensure that state residents’ needs and concerns are heard.
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