A retired software developer in Asheville looks back at 360 articles, three books, and a newsletter that grew one email at a time.

Elders are turning personal housing struggles into collective action, and challenging assumptions about who leads housing justice movements.

The Senate has done its job—now the House must act. On July 14, the Senate unanimously passed the bipartisan Older Americans Act (OAA) Reauthorization Act (S. 2120), legislation that protects vital services older adults rely on every day, including home delivered meals, senior centers, caregiver support, falls prevention programs, and healthy aging services. As one of nearly 5,000 community organizations in the national aging network, Serving Seniors sees firsthand how OAA programs help older adults remain healthy, independent, and connected. Congress must finish the job and reauthorize the Older Americans Act without delay. Send a message to your Representative today and urge them to support swift passage of OAA reauthorization.

One retired programmer's honest, practical roadmap through every part of life that changes as we get older.

ASHEVILLE, N.C., July 14, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Millions of Americans have prepared wills, named beneficiaries, and organized their financial records, but many have overlooked a critical question: What happens to their email accounts, online banking, digital photos, passwords, and other digital assets when they die? TheSeniorTechie founder Paul Wilczynski addresses that growing problem in his new book, “Who Gets Your Passwords? TheSeniorTechie Guide To Digital Estate Planning” (ISBN:‎ 979-8995501725), now available on Amazon.