retirement

I've noticed lately that many of my former co-workers, friends and relatives who are around my age, have been announcing their retirement.

A much-loved Binghamton science teacher is retiring after 40 years and his daughter is asking our community to help her put together an unforgettable farewell.

I keep getting mailings from all sorts of organizations and groups about retirement and Medicare so much that I'm beginning to think I'm old. Oh yea, I probably am.

Here's a few jobs I think I'd be interested in when I retire to keep active and put a few extra bucks in my pocket.

I still feel young, well mentally, but my body has a different opinion.

I hate goodbyes. Never have, never will.

After 42 years broadcasting in the Binghamton area, Roger Neel from News Radio 1290 has signed off for the last time. Kind of. Here's my tribute to the legend.

Roger Neel, who is retiring from WNBF Radio after more than four decades, is being honored for his service to the community by the city of Binghamton.

WNBF's Roger Neel is preparing to retire from full-time duties at the Binghamton radio station.

The website Kiplinger, a financial advising and wealth growing company, has ranked this Central New York town among its "Top 50 Best Places to Retire in the U.S."