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Did you know that you can take classes at UW for free- with some significant side benefits possible, like a free email account.

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Sustainable Ballard collaborates with the Village to encourage volunteers and help spread the word in Ballard about joining the Village.

Help distribute the new Little Free Libraries™ maps! The latest edition of Ballard's Little Free Libraries™ map is now available! Almost five years ago, volunteers with Sustainable Ballard created the first map of the 20+ libraries that had appeared ...

Full house at last Saturday's forum: Home sharing: a new model for our community? Put on by the Village!

A record turnout for the Power of Community Breakfast last week, raising funds for the Village and the Greenwood Sr. Center.

Of the many people who experience major medical emergencies each year, a number of the victims do not receive the help they need because their emergencies are not obvious—to themselves or passersby. EMS has designed a free, non-certifiable course especially for seniors* to help them recognize the signs of stroke, learn hands-only CPR, and learn what to say to 911 dispatchers when someone is experiencing a medical emergency. [ 130 more words ]

CPR/Stroke Classes for Seniors Of the many people who experience major medical emergencies each year, a number of the victims do not receive the help they need because their emergencies are not obvious—to themselves or passersby…

In preparation of our 10/14 Home Sharing Forum https://www.phinneycenter.org/calendar/home-sharing-a-new-model-for-the-community/
we encourage you to check out some of our panelists in advance. Panelists include:
Silvernest
Housing Resources on Bainbridge Island
Shared Housing Services in Tacoma
And we’ll have special guest Gene Balk, who writes the FYI Guy column for The Seattle Times!

Silvernest pairs homeowners who have extra space in their homes with long-term housemates, enabling them to stay in the homes they love, earn extra income (average of $10,000 a year) and provide affordable housing to those who need it. Silvernest handles all aspects of the process – roommate compatibility matching, background screens, lease creation and more. Learn more about Silvernest at: https://silvernest.idevaffiliate.com/2039.html

House Share Service - Find Housemates with Silvernest | Silvernest

Tomorrow (Wednesday, September 27) is the PNA's "Pig Out to Root Out Hunger"! PNA Village staff will be at the 74th Street Alehouse (7401 Greenwood Ave N) for lunch at 11:15 AM tomorrow, and we'd love for Village members and volunteers to join us! Please let us know if you'll be there so we can save you a spot—you may call us at 206.789.1217 or email… [ 275 more words ]

Pig Out with PNA Village Tomorrow (Wednesday, September 27) is the PNA’s “Pig Out to Root Out Hunger”! PNA Village staff will be at the 74th Street Alehouse (7401 Greenwood Ave N) for lunch at 11:15 AM to…

Seattle Mayoral Debate Conversation Cafe
What should the future of Seattle look like? How can we make the city a place where people of all ages can be healthy, independent and part of a vibrant community?

In preparation for the Oct. 10 “Seattle for All Ages: 2017 Mayoral Debate,” ChangingAging Editor and PNA Village Advisory Board member Kavan Peterson is hosting a Conversation Cafe at the Bridge Community Room at Hearthstone Green Lake on Monday, Oct. 2 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. to review final candidate questions. This gathering will be a final sounding board to review current events and recommend additional debate questions for debate sponsors AARP WA and KOMO News. Space is limited, please register to attend by going to: https://changingaging.org/event/seattle-mayoral-debate-conversation-cafe/.

Can’t attend? You can also add your voice to the debate by submitting questions for consideration by email to [email protected] or on Facebook at facebook.com/aarpwa and facebook.com/KOMONews

AARP Washington AARP's Washington State Office, with nearly 900,000 members statewide. Learn more at aarp.org/WA.

The Seattle Art Museum offers a tour those with low or no vision:
The next Seattle Art Museum tour, designed for those with low or no vision and called Art Beyond Sight, will be of SAM’s American Art Collection at the downtown museum Oct. 21, at 1 p.m. For more information or to take the tour, call 206-654-3210 or email [email protected].