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With Maine being the oldest state in the country, reminding our elected leaders in Washington (we've only got four) and Augusta (we've got 186) that we're paying attention is step one to preserving vital programs such as Social Security and Medicare.
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When Paul Armstrong, 64, first became an AARP advocacy volunteer nearly a decade ago, he was shocked that members of the public could be in the state Senate chamber “right on the floor” during the proceedings.
Pam Partridge tells the story of how she was originally from New Jersey but moved to Maine and now is lucky enough to call it home.
Louise Theberge of Lewiston tells her story of how she grew up to become a pharmacist, gardener, and musician.
Paul Armstrong reminisces about his days following some of the greatest rock and roll bands in his renovated mail truck.
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A core tenet of AARP is the belief that volunteer service is one of the most important and valuable contributions a person can make to their community. AARP Maine’s Executive Council is a group of volunteer leaders from Maine’s communities who hold that same core value.
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