Why Reminiscing Matters

by Cynthia Germain Having family in town recently brought a special kind of energy, with stories flowing – some familiar, others forgotten until now. The experience of seeing the smiles and laughter over shared memories reminded me of the unique power of reminiscing. It’s…

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The Ripple Effect of Unexpected Connections

by Cynthia Germain On October 6th, Do Good Door County, in partnership with Third Avenue PlayWorks (TAP), will host a special event that brings together the worlds of art and community connection featuring the play No Wake. This unique show offers a touching narrative…

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Today is Respect for the Aged Day

By Cynthia Germain Today, Japan celebrates Respect for the Aged Day, a national holiday that honors older adults for their contributions to society and recognizes the wisdom they carry. While this day is officially marked in Japan, its message holds universal significance: to appreciate…

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Take a Step Towards a World without Alzheimer’s

by Cynthia Germain On September 14th, Door County will come together for a cause that deeply affects families and friends in our community —the annual Alzheimer’s Walk. Hosted by the Alzheimer’s Association, this event offers a chance for us to support those impacted by…

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We are honored to receive DHS Grant

by Cynthia Germain The Department of Health Services (DHS) announced 37 grants were awarded to form or enhance a local coalition and develop innovative and relevant solutions that address the unique needs of local populations and communities related to social isolation. Do Good Door…

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Healthy Aging with the Village Model

by Cynthia Germain There is no question that as we age, we wish to do so gracefully, maintaining our independence, well-being, and connections within our communities. Yet, for many of us, the path to healthy aging can seem fraught with challenges, from physical limitations…

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Letters to the Editor

by Cynthia Germain In the Peninsula Pulse last week, Letters to the Editor section, there was a disturbing letter from Jean Hollander of Egg Harbor titled Save Our Seniors During a Storm. She explained that she is 80 years old, lives alone and her…

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