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All Things Pumpkin

I had to kick off the fall harvest season with two of my very favorite pumpkin recipes. Grandma Gertie’s Pumpkin Pie will put a grin on your face while you’re licking the plate clean. Many thanks to Sharman Hickman of Hickman’s Family Farms for sharing her Grandma’s treasure.

England’s Storied Countryside

From Jane Austen to ‘Downton Abbey’

Medical Maze

Love it or hate it—if you can even understand it—the new health care reform is coming. Arizona health care professionals tell us what changes we can expect.

Let the Sighs Begin

You might feel a gradual welling up of pleasure, or boredom, or misery. Whatever the emotion, it’s more abundant than you ever dreamed. You can no more contain it than your hands can cup a river. And so you surrender and suck the air. Your esophagus opens, diaphragm expands. Poised at the crest of an exhalation, your body is about to be unburdened, second by second, cell by cell. A balloon deflates. A kettle hisses. Your shoulders fall while muscles slack — at last.

Advice for the Over-50 Crowd

Dear Old Bag: I am sure you have received much mail, pro and con, on this immigration thing. It seems to me that there is a better solution to the problem.

Cruising in Style

The steward knocks on the door of our cabin. “Your breakfast, ma’am,” he says. “Perhaps you’d like to eat on the veranda.”

Tucson Pops Orchestra MUSIC UNDER THE STARS

The Tucson Pops Orchestra will present three concerts for the 2012 fall season of “Music Under the Stars.”

MASTER GARDENER - HOME GARDEN TOUR - SATURDAY, October 13th , 2012 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

The 15th annual Master Gardener Home Garden Tour will be held on Saturday, October 13th, 2012.

Corporate Welfare Spending Reaches $98 Billion in FY 2012

The number of corporate welfare dollars doled out to the private sector is on the rise, as a startling new report released by the Cato Institute uncovered that federal subsidies distributed to private businesses in Fiscal Year 2012 cost taxpayers a whopping $100 billion.

Time for Politicians to Think Small

Memo to presidential and congressional candidates: Keep your big ideas to yourselves. And if you have a messianic complex, go off into the wilderness; you don’t belong in public office.

Road Scholars

If you’re looking for a life of adventure, nothing beats meeting your future mate in a passionate motorcycle chase.

Easy Ways to Support Veterans at Home

Do you carry a deep appreciation for soldiers of past and present wars, but aren’t quite sure how to show it? There are a number of ways, big and small, to express your support that can directly affect the life of a veteran in a positive way.

What You Can Do To Alleviate Menopause Symptoms

As women enter their 40s and 50s, it’s inevitable. Menopause will begin. And so will the hot flashes.

Boomers Keep Eyes Healthy with ‘Internal Sunglasses’

Independence and aging well is something we all hope for as we grow older, but things like healthy vision are often taken for granted until they are lost or impaired. Baby boomers ― those born between 1946 and 1964, represent a rapidly aging population unprecedented in the history of this country. Unfortunately, this group is susceptible to a host of vision risks.

Big Design Ideas for Small Kitchen Spaces

Bigger isn’t always better in the real-estate world, and what’s more, it’s not always possible. With more baby boomers downsizing from McMansions to smaller, more manageable houses, and a growing number of people opting to rent rather than buy, many families are looking for new ways to decorate, design and work with smaller spaces.

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