Senior Life Newspapers

Senior Life Newspapers Senior Life Newspapers circulation includes 16 counties in Northern Indiana, 2 counties in Southern Michigan along with Cook County in Illinois.

The Papers, Incorporated publishes four editions of Senior Life monthly newspapers which cater to the “over 50” crowd for 16 counties in Northern Indiana, 3 counties in Southern Michigan, and Cook County, Illinois. “Over 50” is when the good life begins and Senior Life emphasizes the prime time of life. Over 70 years have passed since a young man named Arch Baumgartner left college and a job as an

ice truck driver to take over the reins of the local weekly newspaper, The Milford Mail. He had 600 subscribers and facilities for hand-setting type before buying an abandoned building one year later to house his wares. From that humble beginning, this family-owned business has evolved into a diverse combination of newspaper and magazine publications and commercial printing. Fourteen weekly, one bi-weekly, ten monthly, and one bi-monthly publication are published under the name of The Papers, Incorporated. The company also prints a host of weekly newspapers and advertising circulars, plus school and college publications.

From all of us at Senior Life Newspapers,Merry Christmas!
12/25/2024

From all of us at Senior Life Newspapers,
Merry Christmas!

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas! 💖

Today is the official first day of winter! ☃️Something we love about winter is watching the snow fall from the warmth of...
12/21/2024

Today is the official first day of winter! ☃️

Something we love about winter is watching the snow fall from the warmth of our homes and workplaces. It's not so much fun to drive in, but there's something about great big puffs of white falling from the sky that feels like magic is in the air!

What's something you love (or don't love) about winter? Let us know in the comments!

12/11/2024

Due to wind chill factors, Thursday's Farm Wagons at Fremont and South Whitley will be cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Fort Wayne Zoo AnnouncementFort Wayne IN - “This is so much more than I expected from a Children’s Zoo!”We have heard th...
12/11/2024

Fort Wayne Zoo Announcement

Fort Wayne IN - “This is so much more than I expected from a Children’s Zoo!”

We have heard the phrase echoed for so long that we’ve grown used to the surprise in a new guest’s voice when they discover that the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo is an accredited institution and more than just an ordinary zoo, or a small “petting zoo”. After almost 60 years it’s an exciting time to make a change.
Effective January 1, 2025, the zoo will be known as the Fort Wayne Zoo.

“Adhering to our own high standards, working hard each and every day to exceed the Association of Zoos and Aquariums accreditation expectations, all while inspiring guests of all ages to care is what makes the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo so much more than just a typical children’s zoo,” states Rick Schuiteman, Zoo Executive Director. “This new name will better reflect who we are and what we do, and our mission won’t change. This name change will also help widen our audience, engage more people in our mission, our conservation efforts, and in our future growth. We are more than a zoo for children, we are a zoo for all.”

Since the early 60’s, the Zoo has gone through a series of name changes and logo changes, originally being called the Franke Park Zoo before shifting to the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo. In 1999 – 2004, the zoo was simply called the Children’s Zoo. For the last 20 years, the Zoo has been identified by its iconic zoo letters which will remain.

“The Zoo is a beacon in the Fort Wayne Community, and it was with that mindset that the Zoo’s Board of Directors voted in support of updating the name to the Fort Wayne Zoo,” said Tom Ackmann, President, Board of Directors. “This isn’t a new debate, but a topic that has come up frequently for many years. In October the board voted in support of the name change.”

In 2023, with the support of the Zoo’s Board of Directors, groups of employees at all levels were involved in the creation of a new Strategic Plan to examine our future and set goals. Many voices contributed to solidifying who we are and a renewed vision. Throughout those conversations about our mission and core values, we took a hard look at our name and what it represents. As a result, the Zoo created a new vision: To create future generations of nature

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enthusiasts through leadership in animal care, educational experiences, and conservation. We created four main objectives as part of that plan which focus on our love for wildlife, organizational excellence, incredible experiences, and creating a zoo for all. To bring that future to light, we must continue to excel in our field, while being a zoo for all that welcomes all.

We are more than a children's zoo. We are the Fort Wayne Zoo.
The mission of connecting kids and animals, strengthening families, and inspiring people to care remains our guiding light. We will continue to be leaders in animal care, create unforgettable experiences, be a conservation partner to those at home and around the world, and inspire all who enter through our front gate to join us.

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About Us: We are northeast Indiana’s largest tourist attraction, hosting more than 600,000 guests annually. The Zoo is home to Red Panda Ridge named #6 in USA Today 10Best Zoo Exhibits for 2024. In 2021, the Zoo was voted Visit Indiana’s “Summer Bucket List Top Attraction” and is consistently named one of the nation’s Top Ten Zoos for Kids by national media outlets.
The Zoo is a conservation leader, contributing more than $272,000 annually to local, regional, and international efforts to protect wild animals and habitats. The Zoo cares for more than 1500 animals and participates in 45 cooperative species survival plans and 42 taxon advisory groups.
As a self-supporting facility, we receive no tax dollars

*Discounts and special pricing only available online and on select days. Admission for children below the age of 2 is always free. Check our 2024 calendar for up-to-date daily pricing.

We love sharing stories from those in our community! Especially those that inspire 💖
12/09/2024

We love sharing stories from those in our community! Especially those that inspire 💖

Seeing some familiar faces in this month’s Senior Life Newspapers 👀

Mary Poff, our Officer for Congregational Life, talks here about her faith journey ⛪️

We are blessed to have her & her husband Jason, our Senior Kroc Officer, at the forefront of our mission! 🙏

12/04/2024

Check out page two of this month's issue of Senior Life Newspapers featuring our very own incoming Executive Director, Jerry Czarnecki.
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Congratulations Linda! To enter our I Spy contest for a chance to win $25, locate the holly in any edition of Senior Lif...
12/02/2024

Congratulations Linda!

To enter our I Spy contest for a chance to win $25, locate the holly in any edition of Senior Life, then visit the link below and fill out the I Spy entry form before Monday, December 12!

www.SeniorLifeNewspapers.com

11/29/2024

Dear CHFB Supporters,

For the most part, Thanksgiving is now over. We're winding down with football games, and unfortunately....dishes. As you finish your cleanup and games, and as you get ready to rest...please remember that today, thousands of local families benefited from your:

Volunteering. Whether you stocked pantry shelves, handed out food at our farm wagons, hosted food drives, decorated grocery bags, or delivered food to seniors...hundreds of families a day in November received assistance to make a Thanksgiving meal possible. You did that!

Donations. Maybe it was a dollar, because that's all you could spare. Maybe it was a corporate sponsorship to our Turkey Rally event. Perhaps it was a canned good in a food drive. No matter how much you donated - it made a difference in the lives of thousands. Those dollars were turned into food, and those canned goods filled up our shelves. You did that!

Sharing Awareness: to our social media followers, news watchers, and food bank ambassadors...your eagerness to inform others and help share CHFB's program information to those in need is invaluable. It can be hard for some to ask CHFB for help. Your empathy and understanding of those close to you can be the push they need to get help with food assistance. Today, many of them had the food they needed to have a great meal. You did that!

Imagine all the smiles of family chefs who got to provide a great meal today. The full bellies of those who received it, and the naps that followed after! You did that!

Finally, thank you to our volunteers, our staff, our board members, and our donors. Hunger doesn't stop...so we still need your support! We hope to see you soon!

PS: there are countless others who've made similar contributions to other organizations. Thank you for what you do. We are in this together!

Please join us for a celebration of CHOCOLATE!Chocolate Fest 2025Hosted by the Kiwanis Club of the John Chapman Foundati...
11/25/2024

Please join us for a celebration of CHOCOLATE!

Chocolate Fest 2025
Hosted by the Kiwanis Club of the John Chapman Foundation
Friday, February 14, 2025
6601 Innovation Blvd, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46818

Your $600 donation receives 8 tickets, a Prime Table Location, a Special Centerpiece, and Candies!
Company Recognition on Scrolling Marquis, and More!

Business Attire

RSVP to Jim Cherry by January 5, 2025
260-637-8184
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Address

206 S Main Street
Milford, IN
46542

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15746584111

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https://www.seniorlifenewspapers.com/where-to-find-us

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