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AgeWise King County – advisory commitee’s activities

Posted on July 30, 2018 by Jim deMaine

A useful website is from AgeWise King County. I attended a meeting of their advisory committee and found it quite interesting. You can get their updates from SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE

In the August  Issue: Note the article on Leaving Your Legacy

  • Chair’s Corner: In Our Family …
  • Leaving Your Legacy
  • No One is a Bottomless Bucket
  • Caregiver Classes Offered by King County Library System
  • Momentia: The New Dementia Story
  • Spoiled Food: Don’t Lose Money or Time
  • Kitchen Table Talk: Outdoor Spaces & Buildings
  • Keep Your Loved Ones Safe from Accidental Poisoning and Overdose
  • Staying Involved Helped One Man Out of Homelessness, and Empowers Others
  • ADS to Launch Collaborative Funding Process
  • Reinvent Your Retirement Plan at the Senior Matters Conference
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