Pittsburgh's residents will soon have greater flexibility in how and where they live as their needs change. The city’s new ADU legislation is an important step forward in expanding housing options for residents across Pittsburgh.
Looking back on a great evening at the YèShì Chinatown Night Market! AARP Pennsylvania enjoyed connecting with community members, sharing resources and celebrating one of Philadelphia’s most vibrant annual traditions.
In October, AARP Pennsylvania volunteers rolled up their sleeves to pack over 600 boxes at the Lehigh Valley Food Bank and joined thousands of Pennsylvanians at community events like the Chinatown Night Market in Philadelphia.
Myth or Fact? If a race isn’t decided on election night, something must have gone wrong. We sat down with PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt to separate fact from fiction and explain why election results can take time.
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Voting plans can change, and that can sometimes lead to questions about your mail ballot. AARP Pennsylvania sat down with PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt to separate myth from fact and help voters understand what they need to know before heading to the polls.
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Do you know the deadline to return your mail ballot? PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt joined us to address this common question and share important information that Pennsylvania voters need to know.
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Today, October 27 is the last day to complete your application for a mail-in ballot.
Recently, we sat down with PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt and asked him about mail-in voting in PA.
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We’re grateful to our volunteers and advocates for helping advance housing solutions that give older Pittsburghers more options to remain in the communities they call home.
Our volunteers are speaking up for more housing choices in Pittsburgh!
AARP Pennsylvania recently joined Pittsburgh City Council's discussion on expanding housing choices, including accessory dwelling units (ADUs), that can help older adults remain in their homes as they age.
Shoutout to volunteer Barbara Hill for sharing her voice and providing strong testimony on behalf of AARP Pennsylvania, and to fellow volunteers Terry Gerst and Suzanne McCartney for supporting the effort.
The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment helps millions of older Americans keep up with rising costs.
AARP will keep fighting to protect Social Security from cuts and efforts that threaten the financial security Americans have earned through a lifetime of hard work.