March 13, 2026 —
We’re standing at the top of Overlook Walk. Sunlight bounces off Elliott Bay. Waves top and dance across the craggy peaks of the Olympic Mountains. There are few places on earth more beautiful than this, and for once we humans have added to nature’s splendor. Our waterfront is simply the “best in show.” We listen... Read More
March 11, 2026 —
If it feels like scams are everywhere lately, you’re not imagining it. People across Washington are being targeted every day. While scammers go after people of all ages, older adults often lose the most money. Many scams go unreported. Some people feel embarrassed. Others aren’t sure who to tell. That’s understandable—but it also means scammers... Read More
March 11, 2026 —
We live in a warming and aging world. It’s time that we think of these two things together. Climate change is a global problem with local implications. In the past decades in King County, we have already seen hotter summers, heavier rain events, less snowpack, and higher sea levels. This has real implications on public... Read More
March 11, 2026 —
On May 28, Sound Generations is proud to celebrate the 21st Annual Inspire Positive Aging Awards Luncheon, a flagship event dedicated to honoring the incredible contributions of older adults across Western Washington. As the leader in aging services, Sound Generations has worked for nearly 60 years to combat hunger and isolation, and improve the quality... Read More
March 11, 2026 —
When it comes to managing chronic conditions, you are your best advocate. Doctors and pharmacists are there to support you. These were key takeaways from Age Friendly Seattle’s and The Seattle Public Library’s February Civic Coffee event on living well with chronic conditions. The lively discussion featured insights from Aging and Disability Services’ senior planner,... Read More
March 11, 2026 —
Springtime is here, and with it, spring gardening season. If you think about it, gardening provides a perfect analogy for advocacy. If you have ever tended to a garden, you know that what you do in one season shapes what grows in the next. Advocacy works much the same way. Meaningful changes for older adults... Read More
March 11, 2026 —
The month of April often starts off with a mix of spring and lingering winter-like weather, which can make me impatient for the new season to really begin. Flowers and trees are blooming, but it can still be wet and gloomy. A bright spot is that April is designated as Earth Month, with Earth Day... Read More
February 19, 2026 —
— Every day, thousands of King County residents face a simple but life‑changing challenge: getting where they need to go. For people who cannot drive, or cannot afford to drive, basic activities like visiting the doctor, getting to work, attending school, buying groceries, practicing their faith, or participating in community life become major hurdles. These... Read More
February 19, 2026 —
Healthy food and good nutrition are essential for older adults to maintain health, independence and quality of life as they age. What we eat supports physical strength and brain health. Proper nutrition helps reduce the risk of chronic disease, supports immune function and maintains cognitive health. Access to healthy, balanced meals can also improve energy... Read More
February 12, 2026 —
The U.S. tax code is complicated. As a result, many taxpayers overpay, turn to services they can’t afford, or don’t file—missing out on credits and deductions they’ve earned. AARP Foundation Tax-Aide provides in-person and remote tax preparation help to anyone, free of charge, with a special focus on taxpayers who are over age 50 and... Read More
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