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In this issue:

• Cover Story: Minor home repairs make a major difference
• Plan your visit at motor vehicle offices
• Gramping trip adds to memories
• Conference focuses on nutrition services
• SHICK offers drop-off for Part D review
• Silver Haired Legislature lists priorities
• K-RAD program offers more flexibility
• Board allocates funding to address homelessness
• Funding offers rent, utility assistance
• Libraries add blood pressure monitors
• Partnership offers support to vital work by caregivers
• Historic school site schedules holiday event
• Festive decorating for the holidays
• JoCo Museum plans special holiday display
• New small-dog area opens in Heritage Park
• Cooking questions? Just call Extension expert for answers
• Put FOG into trash, not down the drain
• Recycling of holiday trees begins Dec. 26 at four sites
• Steps to stay healthy through the holidays
• HOME Rehab invests more in repairs
• Johnson County Housing Services provides home rehab and repairs
• Drop-in group plays canasta
• Mental Health forms older adult team
• Classes focus on healthy living
• 10 Things to consider to avoid scams this holiday season and all year long
• Rudolph stars as TIP season moves indoors
• Boosting an immune system this winter
• Trips include Europe, U.S. landmarks
• Family bingo fun set Dec. 19
• Events feature fun and games
• Center celebrates winter solstice
• New Horizons Band plans concert