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2011 ISSUE |
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 CCQ December ''11
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This Issue:
• Featured Organization: USS Slater Naval Exhibit
• Medicare, Health Reform, and the Future for Older
Adult Health Insurance
• Everyone Needs Healthy Food
• Higher Education: Changes on the Horizon
• Personal Essay: What Caregivers Really Need: Pieces of Bread
• Guest Column: Reforming Our Nonprofit Regulatory Framework
to Help Nonprofits Thrie |
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2011 ISSUE |
CCQ October ''11
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This Issue:
• Featured Organization: Schenectady Stockade
• Pickleball: A Game for Everyone
• Senior Services of Albany
• Depressed? Finding It Hard to Go On? VA Has Your Back
• Personal Essay: This Is for the Over Fifty Generation
• Guest Column: Our Nation at a Crossroads |
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CCQ July '11
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This Issue:
• Featured Organization: The Huyck Preserve
• Creating Livable Communities
• Innovative Service Model Responds to Aging Population
• Red Cross in Our Backyard
• An Introduction to Mourning
• New York's Fully Funded Pension System |
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CCQ April '11
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This Issue:
Featured Organization: The Albany Pine Bush Preserve
• A Huge Issue, Yet Unseen: The Imperative of "Smart Growth" for
Healthy Aging
• Umbrella to the Rescue
• Shared Housing: An Alternative Means to Meet a Need of Seniors
• The 2010 Census and the American Community Survey:
Updating the Portrait of New York
• Yes, I Can
• School of Social Welfare Addresses Aging Issues in Capital Region |
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CCQ December '10 |
This issue:
• Featured Organization: Albany Rural Cemetery—This Landmark's Past and Present
• Food Talk With My Parents
• Empowering Adirondack Communities to Help Rural Elders Age in Place
More Successfully
• Two Property Tax Relief Measures: Land Value Taxation to Stabilize and Deferral
as Provisional Tax Relief
• The "D" Word or Kicking the Bucket List
• Working to Explore How Energy Issues Impact Senior Citizens |
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CCQ October '10
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This issue:
• Featured Organization: The Adirondack Mountain Club
• Progress in Prosecuting Financial Abuse of Older New Yorkers
• UAlbany School of Social Welfare Internships in Aging Project
Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
• An IAP Intern's Experience
• Someday
• Teachers
• SUNY: A Key Quality-of-Life Driver for Residents of All Ages |
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CCQ Summer '10 |
This issue:
• Featured Organization: Washington Park Conservancy
• NORCs: Reinvention of How to Meet the Needs of Seniors
• New York's First Neighborhood Naturally Occurring Retirement
Community Underway in Albany
• New York State's Perspective on NORCs
• Death by Taxes—Are Seniors in New York Being Taxed to Death?
• Digging Up Father
• Cohoes . . . A Community in Transformation for Generations to Follow |
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CCQ Spring '10
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This issue:
• Featured Organization: Saratoga National Historical Park
• Making the Move; Odyssey to Troy
• An Interview with John A. Balint, M.D.
• Eddy Village Green: Transforming Nursing Home Care
• Guiding the Emerging High-Tech Economy for Our Benefit
• Personal Essay: It Is About Talking
• Guest Column: Going Green Comes of Age
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CCQ VOL. 11 Dec '09 |
This issue:
• Featured Organization: Troy Farmers’ Market: Our Village Green
• Smart Homes - Designing and Redesigning
Homes for Aging in Place
• Being Aware of Hospital Discharge Barriers
• The Crucial Triad: Creating Green, Accessible,
and Multigenerational Communities
• Birthday Reflection
• Going Local |
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CCQ VOL. 10 SEPT '09 |
This issue:
• Featured Organization: Hudson River Valley Greenway
• Solutions and Service Are Not Equal
• The Schenectady Free Health Clinic
• New Life Line in Greater Capital Region
• Rooms
• New York State—A Great Place to Grow Up and Grow Older |
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CCQ VOL. 9 MAY '09
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This issue:
• Proctors: Reaching to All Ages
• Cohousing as the Seed to Good Redevelopment
• Universal Design Makes Aging in Place More Possible
• A Cheap Insurance Policy for Aging in Place
• But I Have Nothing to Do!
• Meeting the Growing Demands for High Quality
Primary Health Care |
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CCQ VOL. 8 DEC '08
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This issue:
• Income and Aging
• The Rites of Charitable Passage
• Dancing with Our Elders
• A Senior Lawyers Corps
• Why Stories Matter
• Making the Criminal Justice System More User Friendly |
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CCQ VOL. 7 OCT '08 |
This issue:
• Strengthening the Connections Between People and the Land
• Looking at Life as a Set of Sequential Episodes
• Retirement Leads to Civic Engagement
• Stuff—or Thoughts on Downsizing
• The State Bar Association Plans to Face the Needs of Senior Lawyers Facing the Prospect of Retirement |
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CCQ VOL. 6 JULY '08 |
This issue:
• The Nature Conservancy: Protecting the Capital District’s Ecological Treasures
• An Intergenerational Community in the Capital District
• Re-Thinking, Re-Inventing, Re-Connecting
• Dignifi ed Transportation for Seniors
• The Rub
• Safe and Comfortable Homes for All |
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CCQ VOL. 5 APRIL '08 |
This issue:
• Saratoga P.L.A.N.
• Demographic Forces Shaping the Supply and Demand for Elder Caregivers
• Encouraging Trends in Caregiver Support
• Caregiving . . . and the Workplace
• A Capital Region Forum on Women’s Health and Intergenerational Caregiving
• Caregiving . . . It Challenges One’s Strength and
Forces Tough Decisions
• Caregivers of Our Community |
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CCQ VOL. 4 DEC '07 |
This issue:
• Historic Albany Foundation
• Impact of the Aging Population on the Health Workforce in the United States • Guardianship—Stopping Financial Exploitation in its Tracks
• Help Me!
• Long Term Care Strategies for Our Senior Population |
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CCQ VOL. 3 OCT '07 |
This issue:
• RiverSpark: A Living Park
• Preparing the Next Generation for Life in an Aging Society
• Making Transit More Attractive for Seniors
• My Personal Tapestry
• This Game of Medical Gossip |
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CCQ VOL. 2 JULY '07 |
This issue:
• Grandparents: From Kinship Caregivers to Global Advocates for Children
• What Goes Into Regionalism
• A Committen of One
• Protecting Human Health in Neighborhoods and Communities |
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CCQ VOL. 1 APRIL '07 |
This issue:
• Aging Through Technology: Market Opportunities and Linkages
• Lessons Learned about Nonprofit Sector from Austin, Texas
• Act Now: Accessory Dewelling Units Can Aid in Intergrenerational Housing
• Changes in Suburban Land Use Pattern |
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