Driven, Even in Retirement (Connecticut Post)
M.W. "Maury" Johnson of Stratford recently received the 2007 Andrus Award for Community Service, the AARP's highest volunteer honor. For 20 years, Johnson, 84, has volunteered for AARP, first as a

Ads for, against Medicare bill often hid facts (The Columbus Dispatch)
WASHINGTON -- Call it the health-insurance companies and nursing homes versus doctors and the AARP, a classic Washington struggle that erupted when House Democrats sought changes to Medicare.

Reverse mortgages can help cash-strapped seniors (The Tennessean)
After retiring in 1998, Joost Koenig, along with his wife, Joan, moved to White House, Tenn., from California to escape the escalating costs of the West Coast, and to live closer to their daughter.

Super Tuesday finds anxiety in NJ (Princeton Packet)
Super Tuesday was New Jersey s conclusion to spirited Republican and Democratic campaigns in which issues mattered. Particularly high in the minds of voters was financial security.