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March 30, 2017
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Economic Pressure on Elders Higher Among Women, Minorities, Oldest Seniors

by Steven Syre, Gerontology Institute Millions of elder Americans struggle to keep up with the cost of food, clothing and other basics while remaining independent in their own homes. The challenge among older adults to pay for essentials is especially … Continue reading

March 28, 2017
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Invest in Our Children and Our Economy

by Ann Bookman and Anne Douglass, UMass Boston  This ViewPoint piece originally appeared in the Boston Business Journal. When young children birth to five have access to high-quality early care and education, they are far more likely to complete high … Continue reading

March 27, 2017
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Time to Ditch Street-Cleaning Tows

by Chadi Salamoun, McCormack Graduate School student Turning the corner from March to April means two things for winter-weary New Englanders: they’ve survived another abusive winter (amen) and better weather is right around the corner (AMEN!). Spring carries with it … Continue reading

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