Neal Rubin: Metro Detroit seniors become authors with new book about older adulthood
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by Jo Strausz Rosen July 11, 2025 On July 11, we celebrate the birthday of Elwyn Brooks White, better known as E.B. White, born in 1899. White lived to be 86 and left behind a literary legacy that continues to inspire writers, readers, and communicators of all kinds. Best known as the author of children’s classics Charlotte’s Web, Stuart Little, and The Trumpet of the Swan, White was also a
by Jo Strausz Rosen July 3, 2025 I’ve been thinking about graduation. Not the kind with caps tossed in the air and tassels flipped from right to left, but the quieter, more personal ones. The ones that don’t come with
by Jo Strausz Rosen June 27, 2025 Have you ever met someone and immediately felt like you’d known them forever? That kind of connection is rare and meaningful. And especially when you’re navigating a new place or phase in life,
Back Row (left to right): Brad Frank, Michael Wolfe, Jason Fisher, Carolyn Cohen, Alan Sternfeld, Michael Banks, Mark Berke; Front Row (left to right): Karen Rubenfire, Heather Salesin, Dr. Rob Robins, Sonya Kay, Daniel Cherrin Not Pictured: Molly Chernow, Michael
Elaine smiled graciously after the student visitor patted her arm and said, “You’re just so cute.” I’ve heard this kind of thing before, but recently something has shifted. I became aware of just how often older people, particularly older women,
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