The Baby Boomer News  
   Entertainment, information and news of interest to those individuals born between 1946 and 1964.
   http://babyboomernews.com/

Late (or Second Wave) Boomers  
   Online magazine for Boomers born between 1955 and 1964, with articles, news items and personal stories.
   http://www.late-boomers.com

Baby Boomers at Suite101.com  
   Contains articles by Chuck Nyren.
   http://www.suite101.com/articles.cfm/baby_boomers/1-20

BoomerCafe  
   An online magazine for baby boomers with active lifestyles. Contains an interactive channel of news, information and knowledge for today's baby boomers.
   http://www.boomercafe.com

Beatle's 60 Years Spark a Hard Day's Awakening  
   Essay from Milwaukee Journal Sentinal columnist Jim Stingl with views on a birthday milestone.
   http://www.jsonline.com/news/metro/jul00/stincol21072000a.asp

Boomer's Fifties Teen Idol Magazine  
   A baby boomer site featuring the fifties, teen idol magazines, teen idols, fifties singers, fifties fashion, fifties makeup, and fifties history, sixties.
   http://home.att.net/~boomers.fifties.teenmag/

Adventuring Into Midlife  
   An article by Mark Gerzon. Includes information about the author, other works by him, and links to related articles.
   http://www.innerself.com/Lifestyle_Changes/adventuring_into_midlife.htm

Alive & Kicking Magazine  
   Features articles of interest to people fifty and older.
   http://www.aliveandkickingmagazine.com

Dan Sherman's Humor column  
   Dan Sherman's Humor Column provides a funny look at today's trends through the eyes of a baby boomer. A 46-year-old writer living in Nevada, Dan pokes fun at recent developments such as cell phones, SUVs, rap music, reality shows, extreme sports and video
   http://www.danshermanonline.com

The Seniors World Network  
   Baby Boomers and Seniors now have an internet site that has multiple Government Links, News, and all things that concern the Boomer.
   http://www.seniorsworldnetwork.us

Woodcarving by George  
   Ongoing woodcarving classes for beginners in New York City. Baby boomers welcome. No experience necessary. Courses include low-relief and simple 3-D carving. Skills developed may provide you with a lifetime hobby, gift-giving or extra income.
   http://woodcarving.web.com