Week of July 1, 2024
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Walgreens Closing Potentially Hundreds of Stores
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We're all used to hearing the alert that our calls to customer service are being recorded for quality control purposes. But, does that announcement mean that more than the company itself can listen in? That is our Mouse Print* story this week.
Most of us probably have more than one old cell phone or tablet tucked away in a drawer or closet just gathering dust. Assuming you can still power it up, here are a bunch of ideas of how to get some use out of that old technology.
Last week, a study was released suggesting that taking multivitamins does not extend one's life. And other evidence suggests the benefits of fish oil for the heart are murky. On top of that, we have to be cautious of claims being made for many supplements such as those to improve your memory. [Each link is a separate story.]
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A 93-year-old senior citizen named Thelma got taken in a grandparent scam, and she decides to go after the crooks who took her money. Now playing in movie theaters around the country.
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