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how about 70+? - anon

Posted: Apr 20th, 2017 - 8:47 pm In Reply to: Back to Work 50+ - ?

Thanks for posting this. I, too, am without transportation for the same reason as you, and it's about killing me. The first time I relied on public transportation was for a court date. The bus never came and I found out later that the transit company had temporarily combined the route I needed with another that came at a different time. But I digress. I surely would like to find something else somewhere. There's an army base that basically supports the town, so a lot of retail, but I'm pretty much past the "whatever" it takes to work retail. Ageism is real but hard to prove. I'll certainly look into the AARP program. Thanks again.

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