What resources are available for lifelong learning in retirement?

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Stephen Rogers
My name is Stephen Rogers and I discovered this site while searching for information. Evidently there is good information to be found here. I am of retirement age but continue to need information to solve problems in my work. I look forward to helping if I can, but learning is my goal.
Thanks to all in advance.
 
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