Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation

Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation

2020 Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation Commission David Grams Rodetta Harrand Alisa Korn Steve Largent (County Drain Commissioner) Jalen Provo Whitney Waara Shirley Zerafa (Representatives from County Board of Commissioners and County Road Commission yet to be appointed)

Meetings Second Thursday of month, 5 p.m. 400 Boardman Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan 49684

Business Development Team Meetings First Tuesday of month, 5 p.m. 400 Boardman Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan 49684

County Parks and Recreation Office 1213 W. Civic Center Drive Traverse City, Michigan 49686 231-922-4818

Director: Kristine Erickson ([email protected])

Enhancing community and quality of life

through people, parks, and programs.

Grand Traverse County Senior Center Network Membership: Grand Traverse County residents 60 and over join FREE. Residents under 60 pay $10 per year; all others pay $50 per year. County seniors unable to pay fee may apply for a scholarship. To contribute to scholarship fund, please call 231-922-4911 or visit the Traverse City location.

Fife Lake: Fife Lake Public Library 77 Lakecrest Lane, Fife Lake, Michigan 49633

Interlochen: Redeemer Fellowship Center 1896 Rogers Road, Grawn, Michigan 49637

Kingsley: The Rock 115 E. Blair Street, Kingsley, Michigan 49649

Traverse City: Senior Center 801 E. Front Street, Traverse City, Michigan 49686

Manager: Lori Wells ([email protected])

Making longer lives, better lives.

Grand Traverse County People, Parks, and Programs is a bi-monthly publication with the purpose of informing to improve the quality of life among county residents, published for Grand Traverse County by Parks and Recreation and the Senior Center Network. For inquires or to be added to the mailing list, call 231-922-4911 or send an e-mail to [email protected]. Copyright © 2020 Grand Traverse County, 400 Boardman Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan 49684

All Grand Traverse County Offices will be closed on Wednesday, January 1 (New Year’s Day), Monday, January 20 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day), and Monday, February 17 (President’s Day).

Save-the-Dates Dates and events are subject to change. Watch for more details in future newsletters.

January 2: Power Island camping reservations accepted for 2020 February 4: AARP Tax Appointments begin

April 1: Census Count Day

April 6: Summer Sports registration begins

April 20: Shredding Week begins

May 1: 90 Over 90 Celebration

May 3: TADL Spelling Bee

May 20: “Ideas for Life” Senior Expo

June 13: Project Fresh Coupon Distribution

July 6: Cherry Festival Distinguished Senior Breakfast July 7: Cherry Festival Shuffleboard Tournament July 10: Cherry Festival Euchre Tournament

September 15: Interlochen Mah Jongg Tournament

September 23: Fall Prevention Day

October 7: Hometown Heroes Veterans Appreciation

October 22: Interlochen Home and Health Fair

November 4: Fife Lake Veterans Appreciation

November 5: Interlochen Veterans Appreciation

November 6: Kingsley Veterans Appreciation

November 30: Mitten Tree Collection begins

Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation

2020 Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation Commission Betsy Coffia (County Board of Commissioners’ Representative) David Grams (Vice President) Rodetta Harrand Alisa Korn (President) Steve Largent (County Drain Commissioner) Andy Marek (County Road Commission Representative) Jalen Provo Whitney Waara (Secretary) Shirley Zerafa

Commission Meetings Second Thursday of each month, 5:30 p.m. 400 Boardman Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan 49684

Business Development Team Meetings First Tuesday of each month, 5:30 p.m. 400 Boardman Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan 49684

County Parks and Recreation Office 1213 W. Civic Center Drive Traverse City, Michigan 49686 231-922-4818

Director: Kristine Erickson ([email protected])

Enhancing community and quality of life

through people, parks, and programs.

Grand Traverse County Senior Center Network Membership: Grand Traverse County residents 60 and over join FREE. Residents under 60 pay $10 per year; all others pay $50 per year. County seniors unable to pay fee may apply for a scholarship. To contribute to scholarship fund, please call 231-922-4911 or visit the Traverse City location.

Fife Lake: Fife Lake Public Library 77 Lakecrest Lane, Fife Lake, Michigan 49633

Interlochen: Redeemer Fellowship Center 1896 Rogers Road, Grawn, Michigan 49637

Kingsley: The Rock 115 E. Blair Street, Kingsley, Michigan 49649

Traverse City: Senior Center 801 E. Front Street, Traverse City, Michigan 49686

Manager: Lori Wells ([email protected])

Making longer lives, better lives.

Grand Traverse County People, Parks, and Programs is a bi-monthly publication with the purpose of informing to improve the quality of life among county residents, published for Grand Traverse County by Parks and Recreation and the Senior Center Network. For inquires or to be added to the mailing list, call 231-922-4911 or send an e-mail to [email protected]. Copyright © 2020 Grand Traverse County, 400 Boardman Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan 49684

All Grand Traverse County

Offices will be closed on

Friday, April 10.

Save-the-Dates Dates and events are subject to change. Watch for more details in future newsletters. April 1: Census Count Day April 6: Summer Sports registration begins April 20: Shredding Week begins May 1: 90 Over 90 Celebration May 3: TADL Spelling Bee May 20: “Ideas for Life” Senior Expo June 11: Project Fresh Coupon Distribution July 6: Cherry Festival Distinguished Senior Breakfast July 7: Cherry Festival Shuffleboard Tournament July 10: Cherry Festival Euchre Tournament September 15: Interlochen Mah Jongg Tournament September 30: Fall Prevention Day October 7: Hometown Heroes Veterans Appreciation October 22: Interlochen Home and Health Fair November 4: Fife Lake Veterans’ Appreciation November 5: Interlochen Veterans’ Appreciation November 6: Kingsley Veterans’ Appreciation November 30: Mitten Tree collection begins

Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation Commission and Department steward ten parks for our residents, and community recreation partners provide the programming. From an island in the bay to a former dairy farm with a cow tunnel under U.S. 31; from a natural reserve to an urban oasis, the county has over 1,400 acres of parkland, 25 miles of trails, and plenty of shoreline for having fun and making memories. Read on to reacquaint yourself with the treasures that are YOUR county parks.

CIVIC CENTER PARK

1213 W. Civic Center Drive Traverse City 49686 • 45 acres • Approximately 1 million visitors annually • One-mile walking track • Easling Pool (refurbished in 2018) • Howe Arena (new bleachers 2019) • Eight ball fields; one multipurpose field • Basketball courts • Campbell Community Playground

• Picnic areas and a pavilion • Outdoor amphitheater (refurbished in 2019)

• Skate park • Marker tree • Master site planning project (with your input) to develop new park

blueprint in 2020 Partners: American Legion Baseball; Centre I.C.E.; Friends of Easling Pool; Grand Traverse Band

of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians; Grand Traverse Bay YMCA; Norte

Youth Cycling Group; Parallel 45 Theatre; TART Trails; TC Track Club; TC Roller Derby

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KEYSTONE SOCCER COMPLEX AND BIRMLEY PROPERTY

Keystone and Birmley Roads Traverse City 49686 • 75 acres and 21 fields • Hundreds of local children participate in

programming each year • 210-plus teams play in May, September,

October tourneys • Approximately 4,000 visitors during a

tournament weekend; $3.4 million impact on region

Partner: Traverse Bay Area Youth Soccer (TBAYS)

MAPLE BAY PARK AND NATURAL AREA

10849 U.S. 31 North Traverse City 49686 • 400 acres • Connects east Grand Traverse Bay to

Petobego watershed • Two miles of trails • 2,500 feet of waterfront • Preserved wetlands; wildlife refuge • Future trailhead for planned Acme to

Charlevoix Trail Partners: Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy (land manager), and TART Trails

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MEYER PROPERTY

1091 Keystone Road Traverse City 49686 • 15-acre farm • 5 barns; 1 farmhouse; short trail • Adjacent to Natural Education Reserve NATURAL EDUCATION RESERVE, BOARDMAN RIVER NATURE CENTER

1450 Cass Road Traverse City 49686 • 505 acres; 10 miles of trails • Thousands of children served each year through

outdoor education experiences and programs • Scenic river overlooks, picnic shelters,

boat launches, fishing deck • Site of dam removal (three) and river restoration • Home of Conservation District and Boardman River

Nature Center; adjacent to Boardman Valley Nature Preserve

Trailheads: Beitner Canoe Launch; Beaver Pond Trailhead; Jack’s Landing (formerly Boardman Pond Trailhead); Keystone Rapids Trailhead; Lone Pine Trailhead; Meadows Pavilion Trailhead; Oleson Bridge Trailhead; Sabin Pond Trailhead Partners: Conservation District (land manager), TART Trails, Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians; TC Track Club; hundreds of volunteers

POWER ISLAND

Grand Traverse Bay Traverse City • 202 acres on two islands • Five miles of trails

• Designated nature preserve • 10 campsites with access to well • Docks, restrooms • Once owned by Henry Ford and visited by Thomas

Edison, Babe Ruth, and three U.S. presidents

TWIN LAKES PARK

6800 N. Long Lake Road Traverse City 49684 • 175 acres; 2 miles of trails • Universally-accessible waterfront and

well-stocked fishing lake • 3,000 SF Gilbert Lodge with commercial

kitchen • 6,000 SF Dormitory • Two overnight vacation cabins

(one sleeps two; one sleeps 3) • Multipurpose field • Pavilion

Partner: Crystal Bindi Studios

VASA TRAILHEAD

4450 Bartlett Road Traverse City 49686 • 40 acres • Warming house and restrooms • New mountain bike skills trail

Partners: TART Trails and Northern Michigan Mountain Bike Association

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Veterans Only Coupon Program Brought to you by a partnership between the Grand Traverse County Veterans Affairs Office and the Senior Center Network,

free coupon books are available to area veterans for health and wellness

programs. Coupons allow veterans to select FREE activities in

Traverse City, Kingsley, and Interlochen. Books are

limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit the Senior

Center Network’s website for more details. Coupons for

this pilot program expire December 30, 2020.

Free Tax Preparation from AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street Appointments also available in Kingsley and Interlochen. Appointments are required. Simple federal and Michigan 2019 income tax returns can be prepared and e-filed for low-to-middle income filers. Taxpayers with complex tax returns are advised to seek paid tax assistance.

American Mah Jongg Lessons

Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Tuesdays, beginning March 3, 9 a.m. $10

Learn how to play this ancient Chinese tile game with four players in just four weeks, using Mah Jongg hands and rules cards. Spots are limited. No refunds issued for cancellations or no-shows. Advance registration required.

Bridge Refresher Class


Fridays, beginning March 6, 9 a.m. $20 plus $6 for book

Want to brush up on your skills? Take this six-week refresher course. This class is not lessons, the class is for people who have not played in a while who would like to brush up on their skills. Advance registration required.

Senior Center members, be sure to register in advance for Senior Center Network programs and special events. Advance registration helps staff determine logistics and amounts of food and materials necessary for each program. It also helps staff decide whether a program will take place. Because programs and events may be cancelled due to low interest, registering as soon as you are interested in a program is advisable. When an event or program has been cancelled due to low participation, a refund or credit will be issued.Otherwise, a refund may be made only when a member provides 48 hours’ advance notice of his or her cancellation, and provides a written request to the Senior Center Network.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

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Money Series: Cost of Health Care in Retirement


Wednesday, March 11, 10:30 a.m. FREE

Attend the Money Series to learn about financial planning challenges and various options to meet healthcare costs in retirement. The Money Series is a local nonprofit organization with a mission to provide open access to financial education for all. Advance registration encouraged.

Celtic Celebration

Kingsley: 115 E. Blair Street

Wednesday, March 11, 12 p.m. Celebrate all things March with a traditional corned beef lunch and special performance by the Northern Lights Irish Dance Academy. FREE BATA rides offered from Interlochen and Fife Lake to the Rock in Kingsley. In Interlochen, leave from the former Ric’s store parking lot at 11 a.m. In Fife Lake, leave from the Fife Lake Library at 11 a.m. Estimated time of departure from the Rock is 1:30 p.m. Cost for noon lunch is a $3 suggested donation for those 60 and over; $5 all others. Reserve for BATA ride by Thursday, March 5; for lunch only, reserve by Monday, March 9.

St. Patrick’s Day Lunch

Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road

Thursday, March 12, 12 p.m.


Tuesday, March 17, 12 p.m. LIVE Entertainment!

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with special games, entertainment, and treats. Advance registration required by noon the day prior at the Traverse City location. Call 231-947-5285. For Interlochen, advanced registration is required by Monday, March 9 by calling 231-922-4911. $3 suggested donation for those over 60; all others, $5.

“Doling” Out Health Information: Heart Health


Friday, March 13, 3:30 p.m. FREE

Learn heart physiology -- why exercise is necessary for heart health, and what type of exercise is best. What are the symptoms to watch for that might be heart problem alerts? Heart rate ranges, blood pressure responses, and the effects medications have on exercise responses with the heart will be covered. When is it safe to exercise? When is it not? Bring heart-related questions about pacemakers, valves, stents, bypasses, heart failure, rhythm issues, and more. Advance registration required.

Growing up in Kingsley


Wednesday, March 18, 10:30 a.m. FREE

Perhaps a relative helped settle Kingsley, or you have childhood stories to share about this special place. Bring photos, documents, and stories to share during this unique program. Be a part of preserving Kingsley’s history! Kingsley High School Seniors will conduct interviews. Optional lunch available at noon; $3 suggested donation for those 60 and over; $5 all others. Advance registration required by Monday, March 16.

Learn About the Beginning Beekeeping Class


Wednesday, March 18, 10 a.m. FREE

Take a quick peek at the more lengthy "Beekeeping Basics" class offered later this month. Join local beekeeper Alta Walters for a quick tour of beekeeping basics, the joys of beekeeping, and why it might just be the perfect hobby. Different styles of beekeeping and its benefits and challenges will also be presented. Advance registration required.

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Learning for Longevity: Eating for Resilience

Foster Family Health Center, Rooms A and B 550 Munson Avenue, Traverse City

Wednesday, March 18, 1:30 p.m. FREE

Resilience is the ability to bounce back from stress, allowing humans to adapt to change, bear adversity, and learn from failure. There is a link between nutrition and mental health, and healthy food choices promote good mental health. This program covers dietary factors that influence mental health and functions. Methods for eat healthier and how mindful eating can help one build resilience will be shared. Advance registration required. Call 231-935-9265.

Fundamentals of Drawing


Begins Thursday, March 19, 1:30 p.m. Cost for members: $50

Cost for those under 60 and/or out of county: $60

Join retired art instructor Jane Radcliffe as she teaches the basics of drawing. Each 90-minute session during this six-week series focuses on a different drawing skill. All levels of experience are welcomed. Supplies available for an additional cost, or participants may bring their own. A supply list is available on the website. Advance registration and payment required by Friday, March 13.

Beginning Beekeeping Class


Saturday, March 21 and 28, 1 p.m. $30 for members of Grand Traverse Beekeepers Club; $40 for non-members FREE for Senior Center Members*

Interested in keeping bees? This hands-on class will help participants explore their reasons for

beekeeping and steer them in the right direction for the type and style of beekeeping that meets their needs. Basic bee information, bees' needs, and different hive systems will be covered, along with the first steps of keeping bees, how to obtain bees, installing bees into the hive of choice, proper feeding and care, inspections, treatment, harvesting, and preparing for winter. Experienced beekeepers, with knowledge of both top bar and Langstroth systems, will lead two, three-hour sessions. Attendance required for both sessions. *Limited spots available, with advance registration required. Senior Center members, call 231-922-4911 to register. All others send an e-mail to [email protected]. Tigers’ Opening Day Luncheon


Thursday, March 26, 12 p.m. $3


Monday, March 30, 12 p.m. $3

Enjoy a ballpark-themed lunch to celebrate Opening Day with trivia, prizes, and special treats. Lunch includes two hot dogs, potato salad, chips and a beverage. In Interlochen a, Euchre game will begin after lunch. Advance registration required by Monday, March 23 for Interlochen. Call 231-922-4911. Advance registration required by Wednesday, March 25 for Traverse City. Call 231-922-4911.

Open Billiards


Mondays through Thursdays, 8 to 9:30 a.m. FREE

All are welcome to open play, men and women of all abilities. No advance registration required.

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Interlochen Senior Center Open House Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road

Thursday, April 2, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Looking for something fun to do? Want to meet new people, but unsure where to go? Check out all the programs offered at Redeemer Fellowship Center, the new Senior Center Network location in Interlochen. Special pizza lunch served at noon for $3 per person. Advance registration required for lunch by Monday, March 30. Call 231-922-4911. Euchre Potluck and Meeting


Friday, April 3, 5:30 p.m. FREE

All are welcomed. Bring a dish to pass. There will be a meeting to discuss current house rules and changes. Advance registration requested. Money Series: Your IRA; Your RMDs


Wednesday, April 8, 10:30 a.m. FREE

Attend the Money Series to learn about the magical ages of 70-1/2 and 72, and how an IRA becomes subject to Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) under the new SECURE Act. Money Series is a local nonprofit organization with a mission to provide open access to financial education for all. Advance registration encouraged. Learning for Longevity: All About Sleep

Foster Family Health Center, Rooms A and B 550 Munson Avenue, Traverse City

Wednesday, April 8, 1:30 p.m. FREE

The National Institutes of Health have identified three pillars of health as sleep, nutrition, and exercise. Sleep of normal quality and quantity is important for optimal health, and for mind and body functions. Participate in a discussion about how and why sleep, along with healthy eating and exercise, is such an important factor in a healthy lifestyle. Advance registration required. Call 231-935-9265. Ready, Steady, Balance and the Brain-Body Connection


Tuesday, April 14, 10:30 a.m. FREE

Learn how to protect yourself and prevent a fall. Each one-hour session builds on topics such as “fear of falling,” “the neurology of balance,” “creating a

safe home and environment,” and “being your own best health advocate.” Different stretching, balance, and strength training exercises for improving balance that participants may do on their own will be shared. Advance registration required. New Dual Eligible Medicare/Medicaid


Thursday, April 16, 10 a.m. FREE

New Dual Eligible Medicare/Medicaid program is now available, thereby reducing expenses and expanding providers. For those 21 years and older on Medicare and full Medicaid, this plan will exceed anything currently available. Advance registration required.

“Doling” Out Health Information: How to Improve Bone Health


Friday, April 17, 3:30 p.m. FREE

With osteoporosis, even a sneeze can break one’s bones. Osteoporosis isn't just about shrinking, it impacts health and can contribute to loss of independent living and increased mortality. Lifestyle changes can improve bone density through nutrition, exercise, and medicine. Learn about the associations between osteoporosis and balance, and the importance of fall prevention. Advance registration required. Create a Beautiful Silk Scarf


Monday, April 20, 3 p.m. $3.50

Create a beautiful silk scarf with the help of some tissue paper. Terry Tarnow and Marty Fox of the Northland Weavers and Fiber Arts Guild will show you how. Limited spots available. Advance payment and registration required; no refunds.

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FREE Shredding Week ProFILE: 3820 Cass Road, Traverse City

April 20 through 24, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road Tuesday, April 21 and Thursday, April 23 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.


Wednesday, April 22 and Friday, April 24 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Fife Lake: 77 Lakecrest Lane

During normal Fife Lake Library hours week of April 20

At outreach locations, locked shred totes provided by ProFILE will be available during hours listed above. Accepted items include any type of paper, and check registers. Please, no binder clips, credit cards, or CDs. No registration required. Bins available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Day Trippers Travel Guide


Thursday, April 23, 10:30 a.m. FREE

Attend this fun presentation to hear about upcoming day trips, such as the 2020 Spring Mystery Trip, the Frankenmuth Luncheon Show, Magical Midland, Art Prize, Fall Color Tour, and the “Brown Bag” Fall Mystery Trip. All participants will be entered into a drawing for a free, one-day trip from Xpedition Travel. Refreshments provided. Advance registration required.

Intermediate Bridge


Fridays, beginning April 24, 9 a.m. $20 plus $6 for book

Those who have taken beginner bridge lessons or those with some experience who would like to continue to build skills are invited to participate. Advance registration required for this six-week session.

A Celebration of Life and Death: Building Your Final File

Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road Thursday, April 30, 12:30 p.m. FREE Free seminar by the Money Series

about creating a “Final File” -- a complete collection of one’s life’s legacy and estate planning wishes. The Money Series is a local nonprofit organization with a mission to provide open access to financial education for all. Optional lunch served at noon. Cost for lunch: suggested donation of $3 for those 60 and over; $5 all others. Advance registration required by Monday, April 27. Call the Senior Center at 231-922-4911.

90-over-90 Event

Hagerty Center: 715 E. Front Street, Traverse City

Friday, May 1, 11 a.m. Tickets: FREE for those 90+, $20 for all others. Deadline to pick up or purchase tickets is Wednesday, April 22, if not sold out. Celebrate the lives of those who helped shape our community, who continue to make the Grand Traverse Region a vibrant place to live, work, and play. Hear stories, view photos, and enjoy brunch with a view of the bay. Join us in honoring the special individuals who have made our community what it is today. Thank you to this event’s major sponsor, the Grand Traverse Pavilions!

Summer Sports Registration

On Monday, April 6, registration opens for: Cycling (begins in April)*

Golf (begins in May)*

Golf at Interlochen Golf Club (begins in May)

Hiking (begins in May)*

Shuffleboard (begins in June)*

Tennis (begins in May)*

Yoga on the Beach (begins in June)*

*Register for programs on line. For full program details, visit the Senior Center Network website.

On Monday, May 4, registration opens for

Pickleball lessons (begins in June). On Monday, May 18, registration opens for

Pickleball (begins in June). Registration first opens to all 2019 summer and winter players, all of whom will be contacted by e-mail. On Monday, June 1, any remaining openings become available to new players.

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To learn about volunteer opportunities, call the Senior Center at 231-922-4911 or send an e-mail to [email protected] today! There are many open volunteer positions. Let your talents shine at YOUR Senior Center and outreach locations. Currently seeking volunteers for:

• front desk receptionists • lunch servers • holiday decorators • party favor creators • Wii bowling facilitators • crafters/artists to lead classes • musicians to perform during events

• Euchre facilitators • event photographers/videographers • Pilates instructor • outdoor summer program assistance • newsletter deliverers • BATA Buddies: Help show new BATA riders the ropes

Check the Senior Center Network’s website for current listings and applications for Senior Center Network programs.

Bay Area Senior Advocates (BASA) seek volunteers to help with various tasks during the Senior Expo on Wednesday, May 20. Contact Beth Dole at 231-932-9014 or [email protected] to sign up.

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15 WEEK Without volunteers, the Grand Traverse County Senior Center Network simply would not exist. The Network greatly depends on volunteers to help with its work to provide excellent services. In 2019, the 12,527 hours contributed by 197 volunteers equates to a value of $307,023! Because of YOU, our valued volunteers, the Network was able to allocate more annual budget funds toward services and programs FOR you. We thank all of our wonderful, giving citizens who volunteered their time and talents in 2019.

Unless otherwise indicated, volunteers listed below offered a minimum of ten hours in 2019.

*Volunteers who donated 100-plus hours. (R) Those who retired.

Mary Lou Adams

Lin Alessio*

May Andre*

Bob Aukerman*

Caroline Bagley*

JoAnn Bailey*

Bonnie Baughn

Ken Beck

Patricia Beck*

Lisa Beeker

Bonnie Bernhardt

Judy Berry

Richard Bingham

Susan Bingham

Cheryl Bouman

Shirley Bowman

Vivian Brinkman

Gary Buchan

Ethel Buchan*

Linda Bugai*

Marge Butkovich

Phil Butkovich

Edward Carlson*

Rose Carman

Barb Chapman

Diane Clark

Jean C. Cline

Mary Lou Cooledge

Frances Courtade

Karen Couturier*

Jim Dalrymple

Sharon Darga

Patricia Davies

Lawrence Dloski

Susan Drow

Sue Egelus

Karen Endres*

Rebecca Erickson

Dennis Flynn

Linda Flynn*

Pamela Fordyce

LaVerne Forrest

Marie Forrester*

Ricki Fox*

Ginny Girard*

Cynthia Glines*

Nancy Gonzalez*

Terrance Gore

Gail Gorney

Geraldine Greene

Jacquie Gwyn

Penny Hanks*

Ronald Harris

Taryn Heaton

Susan Henderson

Diane Hirtreiter

Sharon Hodge

Greg Hodge*

Carol Houghton

Elmer Jamieson

Renee Jarjosa*

Chris Jewett

Jane Kekic*

Arlene Koons

Lois Kowalsky

Mary Anne Krzywosinski

Patricia Lafeldt

Evelyn Lambert*

Marlene Lehn*

Margaret Lewis*

Ruth Ann Liebziet

Don Livingston

Jean Livingston

Rick Lollar

Lili London

Peter Mantei

Mary Mantei

Natalie Martin

Donna Martin*

Debra May

Julie Medlin*

Robert Mikowski*

Donna Mikowski*

Debbie Moody

Nancy Morris

Jacqueline Morse

Gary Nichols

Sue Nichols

Steven Nyland

Arlene O'Brien

Renate O'Hara*

Nancy O'Hara*

Carla Olds

John Olds

Patricia Olson

Gary Olson

Sue Pahl

Jeanne Perkins

Bob Pierce

Patricia Pierce

Ron Put

Ann Reichert

Kathryn Rokos*

Marge Roman*

Theresa Rondelli

Tammie Rousseau

Kay Rumbach*

Nancy Savoie

Mary Sue Schade

Chris Schatte

Lonnie Schaub*

Marilyn Schuler

Dianne Schwab

Patricia Seguin*

James Seidel*

Patricia Shearer*

Joycelyn Simmons

Ralph Soffredine

Virginia Soltow

Robert Steinebach

Claire Stephenson

Cindy Stevens

James Sullivan*

Vee Sullivan*

Cindy Thaxton*

Sherri Thomas*

Gordon Uecker

Alana Vang

Samuel Vorhauer*

Pam Wakefield*

Clifford Wares

Charles Watson

Imogene White*

Kathleen Wieland

Kimiko Williams

Arthur Williams

Francis Wilsey*

Barb Wilson

Helen Wisniewski*

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EXERCISE No registration required, unless noted.

Active For Life Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Mondays, 9:30 a.m. FREE

Low-impact chair exercise class led by Evelyn Lambert, who lost 50 pounds in one year.

Energetics


Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:45 a.m. $5

Certified Personal Trainer Karen Belanger uses music, mats, stretch bands, balls, and all kinds of tricks to keep this class fresh, interesting, and challenging. Fit and Strong Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road

Mondays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. $2

Class led by an instructor from Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital’s Interlochen clinic. This class focuses on improving overall strength and movement through exercises aimed at decreasing loss of agility and balance.

Fitness Over 50


Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m. FREE

Pilates


Wednesdays, 10:15 a.m. $4

Led by Bridgit Frank. Restores natural curves of the spine and rebalances muscles around joints, with an emphasis on the core to improve balance, coordination, and circulation. Strong Bones


Starting Tuesday, April 7, 8:45 a.m. $2


Wednesdays and Fridays, 2:15 p.m. $2

Led by an instructor from Fyzical Therapy, this class can help one improve dexterity and agility, maintain range of motion, and maintain strength and health through balancing and other forgotten activities.

Swimming

Local Hotel Mondays, 9 a.m. FREE

Open swimming. Program full. Waiting list only.

Mindful Movement Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road (location may be changing)

Mondays, 9 a.m. $5

Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. $5

Enjoy a well-rounded stretching routine designed for all levels, with an emphasis on proper breathing, balance and focusing the mind. All poses may be accomplished using a chair; no need to get on the floor. Class led by Certified Yoga Instructor, Naomi Call. Bring a yoga mat and a towel to roll for support. First timers please call to confirm location.

Yoga -- Chair


Fridays, 9 a.m. $2

Gentle chair yoga class led by Certified Yoga Instructor Susan Walters. All poses done in or near a chair.

Yoga -- Intermediate



One-hour yoga class for men and women, led by Certified Yoga Instructor Jeana Seidelman. Gain strength, flexibility, and improve balance. Yoga mats and blankets available.


Fridays, 9 a.m. FREE

Peer-led

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Ask the Lawyer Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Wednesdays, March 4, April 5, 12:30 p.m. FREE

Estate Planning Attorney Jim Dalrymple hosts 15-minute sessions. Appointment required.


Thursday, April 23, 1:15 p.m. FREE

Estate Planning Attorney David Cvengros of Bishop & Heintz, P.C., hosts 15-minute sessions. Appointment required. Grief Support

Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street Tuesdays, 11 a.m. FREE

Sponsored by Munson Hospice, this session offers a friendly check-in for those living with loss and who would like help understanding grief. Newly bereaved are welcomed. Grief Support Potluck Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Thursdays, March 12, April 9, 5 p.m. Sponsored by Munson Hospice. Bring a dish to pass. All are welcomed. Advance registration requested.

Parkinson’s Support Group


Wednesdays, March 25, April 22, 10 a.m. FREE

For those living with Parkinson’s Disease and their loved ones. No registration required. Tech Club Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Mondays, March 9, April 13, 4 p.m. FREE

Meet others with questions about cell phones and tablets. Work together to find solutions with some assistance from teen volunteers. Advance registration required.

FOOD PROGRAMS

Noon Meal $3 suggested donation for those 60 and over; $5 charge for all others. Membership not required. Menu available on site and on line.


Weekdays, 12 p.m. Call 231-947-5285 to register. 24-hours’ advance registration required.


Wednesdays, 12 p.m. Call 231-922-4911 to register by Monday of the week you plan to attend.


Wednesdays, March 4, 18 and April 1, 15, 12 p.m. Call 231-879-4101 to register by Friday of the week prior.


Thursdays, 12 p.m. Call 231-922-4911 to register by Monday of the week you plan to attend.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Blood Pressure Check


Tuesdays, March 3, 17; April 7, 21, 11 a.m.


Thursdays, March 19, April 16 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Get your numbers checked, FREE! No appointment required.

Chair Massage


Wednesdays, March 25, April 22, 1 p.m. $5 per 15 minutes By appointment with Dr. Joel Rosskamp.

Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $1 per minute. No appointment required. Reiki Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Tuesdays, March 10, April 14, 1 p.m. $5 per 15 minutes

Reiki Master Donna DeSoto will perform the Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. Reiki can be hands-on or hands-hovering over troublesome areas. Appointment required. Reflexology


Fridays, March 20, April 17, 10 a.m. $7 per 15 minutes Leslie Friend from On the Spot Reflexology provides specific hand and foot pressure-point massage. Appointment required.

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Foot Care Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Thursdays, March 5, 19; April 2, 16 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.


Friday, April 17, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. A Registered Nurse from Comfort Keepers will clean, file, and trim nails; remove calluses; moisturize and gently massage feet. Bring a towel and water basin. $25 per person, by appointment.

DANCING Advance registration not required for line dancing groups. Line Dancing -- Advanced Beginners


Wednesdays, 1:30 p.m. $3

First 30 minutes of class offers lessons for beginners. Final 90 minutes for advanced beginners with some experience. Led by Nancy Dloski.

Line Dancing -- All levels


Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m. Tips appreciated. All levels welcome. Led by Barb Chapman.

Line Dancing -- Intermediate


Tuesdays, 1:30 p.m. $3

Led by Chris Bowie.

Rock n Jam


Saturdays, March 14, April 11, 5 to 8 p.m. Donation at door. Live music and dancing at The Rock.

ORGANIZATIONS

Traverse Area Basketry Guild Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Tuesdays, March 17, April 21, 6 p.m. FREE

Public welcomed. This organization meets to advance and enhance creative knowledge of basketry. For more information, contact Christie at [email protected].

Traverse City Area Steelheaders Association Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Wednesdays, March 4, April 1, 7 p.m. FREE

Public welcomed. This organization sponsors fishing clinics, seminars, sport-fishing shows, derbies, and tournaments. For more information, visit michigansteelheaders.org.

Northland Weavers and Fiber Arts Guild


Thursdays, March 19, April 16, 5:30 p.m. FREE

Public welcomed. This organization hosts workshops to further one’s experience and enhance creative knowledge of all fiber arts. For more information, visit northlandweaversguild.weebly.com.

Grand Traverse Beekeepers Club


Thursday, March 5, April 2, 6:30 p.m. FREE

Public welcomed. This organization welcomes “beekeepers and people who want to support local honeybees and native pollinators”. The group meets to share beekeeping tips and education. Club also offers seasonal seminars on bee-related topics, such as pollinator gardening, bee-friendly habitat, and “beyond honey.” For more information, contact Christina at [email protected].

CREATE

No registration required, unless otherwise noted.

Hobby Group Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Mondays, 11 a.m. FREE


Thursdays, 1 p.m. FREE

Bring your knitting, crocheting, needlepointing, or other hobbies. Share projects, tips, and tricks. All are welcomed.


19 Stitches of Kindness Acme (Samaritas): 4354 Mt. Hope Road

Second Thursday each month, 5 p.m. FREE

All levels of stitchers welcomed. There is something for everyone to do, from sorting and ironing fabric, to piecing together blocks. Led by Lin Alessio, quilts are assembled and distributed annually to local EMS responders. Each quilt is a “blanket of love” to comfort our neighbors in need. Smoke-free donations of cotton fabrics, batting, fleece and fleece kits, or cash are greatly appreciated to support this project. Donations may be dropped off at the Traverse City Senior Center location. Advance registration is appreciated.

SOCIAL GROUPS

All are welcomed. No registration required, unless otherwise noted.

Discussion Group Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. FREE

Discuss everything from local politics to worldly concerns. No topic is off the table. Please, just keep it civil. Voice your interests, or sit and listen.

Girl Friends Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Fridays, 11:30 a.m. FREE

Ladies-only group. Making friends is the goal. Advance registration is appreciated.

Guy Time Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Fridays, 11:30 a.m. FREE

Men’s-only group which meets to discuss the challenges of retirement while enjoying fun outings and interesting speakers.

LEARNING

1-on-1 Computer Tutor Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Topics vary and include Microsoft Word, the Internet, e-mail, Facebook, and more. Call for appointment. $25 for two hours.

iPad Tutor Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

One-on-one assistance. Learn more about the iPad. Call for appointment. $15 per hour.

Watercolor Class Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Wednesdays, 10 a.m. $30

Instructor: Charles Murphy. Supply list available on line or at the Senior Center. No registration required.

CARDS AND GAMES No registration required, unless otherwise noted. Pot split between top finishers.

BINGO Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Mondays and Fridays, 10:30 a.m. $1 per card, good for ten games



Regular and special games with cash prizes!

Club Day Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Mondays and Fridays, 1 p.m. FREE


Thursdays, 1 p.m. FREE

Open to all groups who like to play together. Join others for games such as Bridge, Mah Jongg, and Hand and Foot.

Cribbage


Tuesdays, 1 p.m. $3

Classic card and peg board game.

Dominoes (Mexican Train)


Thursdays, 1:15 p.m. $1

“Choo choo, all aboard” for this exciting game to see who can get rid of their tiles first.

Euchre Tournaments

Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road Tuesdays, 2:30 p.m. $1


Fridays, 10 a.m. $1


Fridays and Sundays, 7 p.m. $3

A unique and popular card game most commonly played in Midwestern states. Players expected to know how to play, and be present from start to finish. No need to bring a partner.

Farkel Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Wednesday, March 4, April 1, 3 p.m. FREE

Easy, fun dice game. Beginners welcomed.

American-Style Mah Jongg Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:30 p.m. FREE


Tuesdays, 12:30 p.m. 50¢

Ancient Chinese tile game played by four individuals using Mah Jongg hands and rules cards. Lessons available upon request at the Interlochen site.

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Pinochle


Double: Wednesdays, 1 p.m. 25¢

Single: Thursdays, 1 p.m. 25¢

Tuesdays, 6 p.m. $3 (Tournament)

Card game of suits and runs with small cash prizes.

Poker Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Fridays, 1:30 p.m. $3

Think you have a good poker face? Join us, and we’ll see!

Social Bridge


Thursdays, 1 p.m. 50¢

Drop-ins are welcomed; no partner needed. Let us know if you would like to be on a list for Bridge substitutes.

Scrabble


Mondays, 1 p.m. FREE

The original “Words with Friends” group.

Table Tennis Traverse City: 801 E. Front Street

Mondays, 8:30 a.m. and Wednesdays, 6 p.m. FREE

All skill levels are always welcomed.

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Are you looking to make a difference, enjoy meaningful challenges, and work with people? MMAP (Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program) volunteer counselors help older adults and disabled Medicare beneficiaries navigate healthcare insurance options, last year saving them about $3 million in our region! Volunteers prepare for certification with online training and a three-day classroom training in Traverse City. Volunteers receive ample mentoring and support and determine how much or how little time to commit. Comfort with computers and the Internet is valuable.

Contact Sarah at the Area Agency on Aging to learn more by calling 231-947-8920 or send an e-mail [email protected].

Older Michiganians Day State of Michigan Capitol Building South Lawn, Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 12, 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. This is a FREE event that brings together older adults, service providers, and senior advocates. It is an opportunity to share a unified voice with elected officials, expressing concerns and challenges of older adults. This event includes a box lunch and the opportunity to meet with your State Senator or State Representative. To register and get your required ticket, contact the Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Michigan at 231-947-8920.

Senior Center Network’s Winter

Weather Cancellation Policy When Traverse City Area Public Schools close due to bad weather, all programs in Traverse City are canceled, lunch is not served at any of the network locations, and all outreach locations are closed. When Kingsley schools close for bad weather, Kingsley and Fife Lake programs are canceled. When Forest Area Community Schools close, Fife Lake programs are canceled. When all programs and lunch at the Traverse City location have been canceled due to bad weather, the center is still open to welcome visitors and members during regular business hours.

BATA Saturdays through March you can catch a BATA bus at the transfer station, Grand Traverse Mall, or Interlochen and go to Crystal Mountain in Thompsonville. The bus leaves the station at 9:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 5:30 p.m. The bus will depart Crystal Mountain for Traverse City at 11:05 a.m., 3:05 p.m., and 7:05 p.m.

Even if you do not ski, there is plenty to see and do. You can watch the skiers, have lunch, (or bring your own), watch the kids learn to ski, visit the Legacy Art Park, rent a fat-tire bike and ride the groomed trails, take a dip in the outside whirlpool ($5), enjoy a hot beverage at the BruBar, enjoy the outside gas fire pit, and so much more. It is a great way to get out of town and enjoy a local treasure. Round-trip senior fare is only $3. Call BATA for more information at 231-941-2324. If you are hesitant, schedule a BATA Buddy to ride along. Your first ride is on the Senior Center. Call 231-922-4911 to request a BATA Buddy.

Try BATA, around town or to some communities. Dress warm, it can be cold out there.


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DAY TRIPS Trip registrations may not be completed without a registration form. Please download the registration form from the Senior Center Network website or call 231-922-4911 to request a mailed copy. Insurance and gratuities are included for all day trips. All prices are per-person and due in full when a reservation is made. Checks only, please. Day trip registrants will, within seven to ten days prior to trip departure, receive a postcard in the mail with check-in times and approximate return times, along with any other necessary details. Trip registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Trip reservations received after a registration deadline are not guaranteed.

Spring Mystery Trip May 19, $132: Wait List Only

Deluxe motorcoach transportation; lunch included. Clues

• Wild Kingdom • Be visually inspired • A square you can visit in the Monopoly

game • Treasures are found here Registration deadline: April 17 Pick-up Locations: Traverse City and Kingsley Activity Level: 2

Frankenmuth Luncheon Show

June 11, $165

Deluxe motorcoach transportation; lunch at Zehnder’s included; enjoy the show, “Dueling Pianos.” Dinner on your own. Registration deadline: May 11

Pick-up Locations: Traverse City and Kingsley

Activity Level: 1

Magical Midland

July 23, $146

Deluxe motorcoach transportation; lunch included. Tour the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio, enjoy the new canopy walk in

Whiting Forest of Dow Gardens, visit Dahlia Hill Garden and the Tridge. Dinner on your own on the way home. Registration deadline: June 23


Activity Level: 4

Art Prize

September 29, $144

Deluxe motorcoach transportation. Take a self-guided tour of Grand Rapids Art Museum and Art Prize exhibits; Art Prize gift bag included. Lunch on your own. Visit Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, with dinner included. Registration deadline: August 29


Activity Level: 2

Fall Color Tour

October 12, $141

Deluxe motorcoach transportation through Northern Michigan. Visit the Cross in The Woods, tour the Mushroom Houses in Charlevoix, take a wagon ride through Friske’s Farm Market (includes cider and donuts), stop at Elk Rapids Art Park “Walk of Art.” Lunch included. Registration deadline: September 11


Activity Level: 3

“Brown Bag” Fall Mystery Trip

October 22, $165

Deluxe motorcoach transportation. Everyone receives a bag at the beginning of the tour to collect special treats throughout the trip. Lunch included. Clues

• Something for everyone • A capitol within itself • The sweetest thing Registration deadline: September 22


Activity Level: 2

23 EXTENDED TRIPS Trip registrations may not be completed without a registration form. Please download registration form from the Senior Center Network website or call 231-922-4911 to request a mailed copy. All prices are per-person, based on double-occupancy. Deposit due at time of registration. Insurance included with most trip packages, or option available. A pre-departure meeting for tours with more than one overnight stay, to be held approximately seven to ten days prior to each extended trip to receive parking information, flight arrangements, detailed itineraries, and more.

Overnight Casino Trips Spring: May 13 through 14

Fall: October 7 through 8

$121 double per person

Trip includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, with lodging at Kewadin Casino in Sault Ste. Marie, $80 reward credits and lunch voucher, with stops at four different casinos while on tour. Credit package available at each stop. Transportation, lodging and driver gratuity included. Registration Deadline: Spring, April 24; Fall, September 25 Pick-up Locations: Traverse City Activity Level: 2

Summer Overnight Mystery Trip August 13 through 14

$459 single, $395 double, $363 triple $363 quad, per person

Insurance included. Deluxe motorcoach transportation. Includes breakfast, two lunches, and dinner. One dinner on your own. Clues

• “Whoa, take ‘er easy there, pilgrim!” • You could get “stamped” here. • Get “locked” in. • American Pickers • Go, green! Go, white! Registration deadline: July 13


Activity Level: 3

Mississippi River Cruise

August 19 through 22

$1,099 double

Insurance included. Deluxe motorcoach transportation. Includes three breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners. Two days spent on a Mississippi RiverCruise. Trip also includes Riverboat Entertainment, a visit to the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, and a tour of the John Deer Harvester Factory and John Deer Pavilion. Registration deadline: July 24

Activity Level: 2

Laurel Highlands and Southwest Pennsylvania September 14 through 17

$908 single, $734 double, $975 triple, $646 quad, per person

Insurance included. Deluxe motorcoach transportation. Includes three breakfasts and three dinners. Tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Falling Water;” visit the Flight 93 National Memorial; enjoy “Rip Time” show at Mountain Playhouse; visit the Johnston Flood National Memorial and Museum, Quecreek Mine Rescue Site, and the Old General Store. Registration deadline: August 14


Activity Level: 4

Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta

October 2 through 7

$3,523 single, $2,824 double, per person

Insurance and roundtrip airfare from Traverse City. Includes five breakfasts and three dinners. During a three-night stay in Albuquerque, take a guided tour of Albuquerque’s historic Old Town; enjoy multiple day and evening hot-air balloon viewings and evening fireworks displays; take a private tour of Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, with dinner and a live Native American dance performance. Spend two nights in Santa Fe; visit Pecos National Historic Park; take a walking tour of Sante Fe and the Governor’s plaza; and visit the San Miguel Mission and Lorretto Chapel. Registration deadline: September 2

Activity Level: 3

Grand Experience

October 12 through 15 $826 double, $728 single, $1,127 triple, per person

Insurance optional. Trip includes transportation to ferry and ferry ride. Spend three nights and four days at the Grand Hotel, with breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, five-course dinners, nightly dancing with a live orchestra, and a horse-drawn carriage tour of the island, and much more. Pick-up Locations: Traverse City or Kingsley

Activity Level: 2

Pre-Sorted Std. U.S. Postage

PAID Traverse City, MI Permit No. 229

1213 W. Civic Center Drive Traverse City, MI 49686 231-922-4818 Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. grandtraverse.org/parks

801 E. Front Street Traverse City, MI 49686 231-922-4911 Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. grandtraverse.org/scn

Locations in: Fife Lake, Interlochen, Kingsley, Traverse City

Grand Traverse County makes no warranties of any kind (express, implied, and statutory, included but not limited to the implied warranties of the merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose) or representations as to the above products and/or services. In no event shall Grand Traverse County or any of its officers, directors, agents, or employees be liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental, punitive or consequential damages arising out of or related to the use, inability to use, performance or nonperformance of the above products and/or services.

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to 801 E. Front Street, Traverse City, Michigan 49686.

Plan to be a part of it! 2020 is “The Year of the Census,” and we are helping to ensure that all senior citizens in Grand Traverse County are counted. It is important to respond to the census, because it helps our community obtain needed funds, and guides local businesses to make data-driven decisions which, in turn, grow our economy. Census data will impact our daily lives and support important decisions about funding for services and infrastructure in our community (such as health care, senior services, jobs, political representation, roads, schools, and businesses) for the next decade. More than $675 billion in federal funding flows back to states and local communities each year based on census data.

Quick Facts • All census responses are safe and secure, and may not be used against you. By law, no personal information

may be shared. • How you respond is your choice -- securely on line, by U.S. Mail, or by telephone. Online responses are safe

from hackers and other cyberthreats. • The U.S. Constitution mandates that everyone in the United States be counted every ten years. The first U.S.

census took place in 1790. • very ten years, census results are used to reapportion the House of Representatives by determining how

many seats to which each state is entitled. • Although mandatory, responding to the census also is an opportunity to participate in our democracy and say,

“I count!”

On the dates listed below, staff and volunteers will be on-site to help you complete the census survey on line. It will take no more than 15 minutes. No reservation necessary, just stop by and say, “I count!” You must bring in the postcard mailed to you with your unique i.d. number.

Traverse City: 801 Front Street Wednesday, April 1, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Fife Lake: 77 Lakecrest Lane Wednesday, April 1, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

COUNT DAY

Kingsley: 115 E Blair Street Wednesday, April 1, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Interlochen: 1896 Rogers Road Thursday, April 2, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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