Vol. 28, No. 4 | Fall 2020
Responsibly Restarting Fitness Classes PAGE 16
CAREGIVING
Prepare to Care A Planning Guide for Families Saving for college. Paying a mortgage. Investing in a retirement account. Most Americans understand why it’s important to plan for the future. But when it comes to caring for an aging loved one, most families don’t have a plan until there is a problem. Lack of planning doesn’t mean there is a lack of commitment. On the contrary, often families avoid discussions about the future simply because they don’t want to think about changes in the lives of the people they love the most. Like writing a will or buying a life insurance policy, contemplating the “what if’s,” especially a serious illness or a loss of independence, can be downright depressing. So why not just throw this article on the “to do”pile for another day? See PREPARE on page 8.
POLITICS
How Mail-in Voting Works Mail-in or absentee voting has in the past only accounted for a small percentage of all votes cast nationwide. But as a global pandemic stops normal life for most Americans, an unprecedented number of states are encouraging voting by mail, including Ohio and Kentucky. See VOTING on page 12.
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