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Aging baby boomers create challenges, opportunities for the future in Steele County and beyond
Face it, we’re getting grayer by the day. Even a cursory peek at the demographics show that Steele County, the State of Minnesota and the nation as a whole are getting older. And that fact of the graying of America will be driven home this coming year when the youngest of the baby boomers — that generation born immediately after World War II, from 1946 to 1964 — turns 50 years old. Read more…
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