As the late French actor Maurice Chevalier once said, “Old age isn’t so bad when you consider the alternative,” but it’s not without challenges. One of the most agonizing for many senior citizens is the decision of whether to continue to live independently or to enter an assisted living facility or nursing home.
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STATE COLLEGE: Consultant steered another district toward financial losses
The State College Area school board plans to bring in a financial consultant whose advice helped cost the Bethlehem Area School District at least $10.2 million, according to an investigative report by Auditor General Jack Wagner.
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