The Gray Zone

 I walked with a spring in my step along Perry Street toward Highland Recreation Center that morning when I was to teach my first SilverSneakers fitness class. Kathryn White A neighbor waved hello and quipped about the clipboard in my hand, so I slowed for a minute to chat. “We have seniors left in the neighborhood?” she chuckled, “Or do they have to drive from … [Read more...] about Changing the Narrative on Invisibility and Ageism, Plus Alzheimer’s Day at the Capitol

I stood in awe next to my long-time North Denver friend, Linda, at the rec center front desk. She giggled and bragged as she received her first-ever senior discount, compliments of Denver Parks and Recreation. At age 60 and as a Denver resident, Linda now qualifies for My Denver PRIME, a program that grants her free access to all Denver recreation centers and pools, including … [Read more...] about No Excuses: Free Indoor Recreation Option for 60+; Bills Impacting Older Coloradans

The 72nd session of the Colorado General Assembly kicked off Jan. 8, but the Colorado Senior Lobby (CSL) didn’t start its work that day. Like our elected representatives, this group works year-round to prepare for the annual 120 days of lawmaking at the Colorado State Capitol from January to May. These folks, though, are volunteers, and there is an open invitation to join … [Read more...] about Welcome to The Gray Zone: Stories Connected to North Denver’s Older Adults