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America's Oldest Woman Credits 2 Easy Habits for Reaching 116

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It's pretty impressive to hold any record, but being America's oldest-known person is certainly one to write home about. Today, that title belongs to Edith "Edie" Ceccarelli, who turned 116 on Feb. 5. A native of Willits, California, Ceccarelli was born in 1908, meaning she lived through both World Wars and saw the day when women got the right to vote. The supercentenarian is celebrated and beloved in her hometown, and she believes her longevity…

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America's Oldest Woman Credits 2 Easy Habits for Reaching 116

It's pretty impressive to hold any record, but being America's oldest-known person is certainly one to write home about. Today, that title belongs to Edith "Edie" Ceccarelli, who turned 116 on Feb. 5. A native of Willits, California, Ceccarelli was born in 1908, meaning she lived through both World Wars and saw the day when women got the right to vote. The supercentenarian is celebrated and beloved in her hometown, and she believes her longevity…

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