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In this issue:

• Medicare Part D needs reviewing
• Honor Flight: A trip of a lifetime
• Preparing for Medicare Open Enrollment
• Highlights from USAging Conference
• BOCC helps keep housing project moving forward
• Why vaccines matter after 60
• Library survey seeks input on future plans
• Grow It. Harvest It. Enjoy It.
• Recycling includes many electronics
• Event honors Hispanic Heritage
• Adam’s Story: Father who lost son to suicide helps others find help & hope
• Exhibition showcases ‘All-Electric Home’
• Meadowbrook Park programs offer connecting with nature
• A community-wide approach for helping older adults thrive
• Art classes help to build creativity
• Veterans invited to free breakfast
• Event showcases monarch butterflies
• Stepping into popularity of food forests
• Learn to play the ukulele!
• Lunch programs focus on local food, history
• Museum schedules free day on Sept. 12
• Fall activities include bingo, food
• Flushable wet wipes don’t exist!
• Gram and Gramp Camp set Oct. 16
• DPP starts in September
• Two events set for Halloween
• Cars in the Park roll into TIP on Oct. 17
• Library cardholders qualify for free passes to museum
• Historic ‘battle’ wasn’t much