Senior Center
On Wisconsin: People, Places, Health & Aging
Join us for a talk by Dr. Michal Engelman. The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (WLS) has followed members of Wisconsin's high school graduating class of 1957 for nearly 70 years. Hear an overview of the rich data collected and highlights of key findings from recent research.
Image description: The presenter for On Wisconsin: People, Places, Health and Aging. A white middle aged woman with shoulder length hair, a white blouse and a blue blazer.
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An interactive nutrition and wellness program designed for parents, grandparents, and other caregivers who are raising or caring for children. Learn practical ways to prepare healthy meals on a budget, plan and shop for nutritious foods, increase physical activity, and build healthy habits for the whole family. Tuesdays starting October 13 at 1:00 pm.
Spilling the Tea
October 5: Black Oxygen with Angela Russell - Who is your neighbor? With guest Judge Everett Mitchell
October 19: 365 Amplified - The Thing About Body Cameras with Rob Chappell.
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