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    Bone Doctor Is Inspiration

    Most seniors in Southwest Florida know his name. Best known for his vast experience in joint replacement and arthroscopic knee and shoulder work, Dr.John Kagan is also known for his commitment to his patients and his easy going manner. “Some people may say it’s hard work and long hours and with at least 1500 surgeries a year, it may seem like that. But for me, it’s not work,” stressed Kagan.

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    Free Mailing to Military Overseas Free Mailing to Military Overseas

    Military personnel serving overseas rely on receiving letters and packages to keep them informed about their loved ones, friends, and family back home. Many individuals, groups, and organizations conduct drives to obtain various products to send to the military. Usually, there is no trouble in obtaining the items; people are willing to show their appreciation [...]

    Aging Baby Boomers Aging Baby Boomers

    One of the largest challenges facing America in the 21st. century will be the aging of the “baby boomers’. This generation, those born between 1946 and 1964, represents a large segment of the population today. With the latest medical technologies and surgeries being taken advantage of, this group is growing old very gracefully. This generation [...]

    Meteorologist and More

    When local meteorologist Jim Reif moved to Lee County he went from forecasting snowstorms and blizzards to tropical storms and hurricanes. Reif brings over a quarter of a century experience as a professional meteorologist and has been a major force in Florida weather forecasting for 30 plus years. Reif, one of Lee Countys’ most recognizable [...]

    Columnists

    Catfish Out of Water

    By Gordon Grindstaff
                The winter months find my wife, Susie and I seeking out warmer weather. We are not real enamored of the cold anymore so when the snow starts flying, we head south. If you’re thinking that sounds like a great life, you’re right. It is and all you have to do to enjoy [...]

    Savy Senior

    Dear Savvy Senior
    When I had a heart attack last year my doctor told me to take extra precaution during the winter months because my risks of having another one could increase. Is this true? How can the seasons of the year affect your heart?
    Old Man Winter
    Dear Old
    Everyone knows winter is cold and flu season, but [...]

    Recipes

    Easter Goodies

    Pink Deviled Eggs
    8 hard-boiled eggs
    1 small can beets
    3 tablespoons mayonnaise
    1 teaspoon mustard
    Remove shells from hard-boiled eggs. Cut eggs in half lengthwise and scoop out the yolks into a small bowl. Pour juice from can of beets into a cup. Dip each egg half into the cup for 1 minute. Remove and turn upside [...]

    Spring Treats Spring Treats

    Gingered Pineapple
    Very easy to make and great to eat on hot summer days.
    Ingredients
    1 cup sour cream
    1/4 cup honey
    2 tablespoons finely chopped crystallized or candied ginger
    1 (20 ounces) can pineapple chunks, chilled and drained
    Combine sour cream, honey, and the crystallized ginger; cover and refrigerate
    to chill thoroughly. To serve, spoon sour cream mixture over drained chilled
    pineapple.
    Serves 6.
    I [...]