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Ecumen Joining City of Apple Valley In Design Workshop Focused on Making Aging Advantageous to Cities

How does a city actually become “age friendly” to create competitive advantage amidst unprecedented demographic change? Answers will come in a unique three-day work workshop September 30th to October 2nd

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Adeline Carlson, a Gold Star Mother Living at Ecumen Detroit Lakes, Remembers That Day — Always

Gold Star Mother Adeline Carlson, a resident of Ecumen Detroit Lakes, remembers that Sunday morning 46 years ago when a serviceman came to her door to tell her that her son

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Honoring the Rich Tradition of Volunteerism at Ecumen Parmly LifePointes

Dedicated volunteers by the hundreds routinely help out at Ecumen Parmly LifePointes in Chisago City, Minn., and last week the community honored them for their service with a lunch and

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Ecumen Century Club: Honoring the Always Positive Pearl Nelson, 103

Pearl Shoquist Nelson, a resident at Ecumen Parmly LifePointes in Chicago City, turns 103 today.  She might celebrate a little, but mostly it will be like any other day.  You

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Ecumen’s Paul Libbon Named To Aging Services of Minnesota Board

Ecumen Regional Director Paul Libbon has been named to the Aging Services of Minnesota Board of Directors as a director at large for a three-year term. Aging Services of Minnesota

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Top Five Blog Posts – September 22

In case you missed out on one of our most popular Changing Aging blog posts, here are the stories Ecumen's online visitors found most interesting last week: Her Cup Runneth

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Ecumen Century Club: Happy 100th Birthday Olanda Merhar

Ecumen honors Olanda Merhar, a resident of Grand Village in Grand Rapids, Minn., who is 100 today.

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Ecumen CEO Kathryn Roberts Among Women Leaders Honored by George Family Foundation

Ecumen CEO Ka

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Ecumen Blogger Jim Klobuchar — The Trail Less Traveled

No matter how old you are, there is always something to learn.  For Jim Klobuchar, travel fills a deep need to connect with the world at large, and this time

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Media Around Minnesota Discuss Ecumen Scholars Nursing Program

Twin Cities Business Magazine, WJON-AM, Prairie Business Magazine, Duluth News Tribune and  Worthington Daily Globe look at Ecumen Scholars program that's funded with $1.9 million grant from the Margaret A. Cargill

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