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Janis Lee (Stodola) Kazimour Cedar Rapids Janis Lee (Stodola) Kazimour: A Life Embracing Community, Compassion, and Commitment. Born in Cedar …

The free event features "Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body."

Leon Parks, a resident at The Sky Bridge at Town Center, never wanted to join the military. When Parks was a toddler, his father died during World War II’s Battle

Information for this column was provided by Indiana County Department of Human Services.

The program is free and will be offered on Sept. 11.

Aging Services of Washington County, in partnership with the Washington County Information Technology Department, is holding technology classes for individuals 60 years of age and older next month.

As Fay May was thinking ahead to her upcoming 92nd birthday, she eagerly shared how she was planning for a special ‘Birthday Shabbat’ at Rockdale Temple. “I’ll have to take my walker, of course,” Fay said. “And I have an eye problem, so I can’t strike a match. Rabbi Meredith Kahan will have to light the candles on the bimah — so I don’t burn the temple down,” she added with a mischievous grin.

NCPA Director of Policy and Regulatory Affairs Steve Postal recently presented a webinar entitled “PBMs and Their Role in Drug Costs” to the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs. Steve discussed the history of PBMs, how PBM practices harm pharmacies and patients, and the PBM reform initiatives NCPA supports in Congress. If you missed the NANASP webinar, you can check out the slide deck here.

Amerigroup Wellness and Resource Fair draws crowds to Trenton's Unity Square Park

On Tuesday, August 15, Rocky Mountain Development Council shared their Agency on Aging Services with senior citizens in Townsend.