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Op-Ed: Protect older adults in Queens from abuse

Feb. 27, 2024 By Shyvonne Noboa We face a number of challenges as we age. But perhaps one of the most distressing is elder abuse. A 2021 study found that

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Holiday spirit convenes under Sunnyside Arch for lighting ceremony

Nov. 20, 2023 By Iryna Shkurhan Hundreds of locals of all ages gathered underneath the Sunnyside Arch for a holiday lighting ceremony on Friday, Nov. 17.

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Coronavirus Today: Feeling the loss of Latino grandparents

Good evening. I'm Karen Kaplan, and it’s Tuesday, Nov. 29.

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How COVID-19 struck the heart of the Latino family network - The San Diego Union-Tribune

COVID-19's death rate hit Latino seniors hardest, and that's threatening the community's long-heralded family structure.

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How COVID-19 struck the heart of the Latino family network

COVID-19's death rate hit Latino seniors hardest, and that's threatening the community's long-heralded family structure.

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