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Suddenly 65 Newsletter
February 27th
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NOTICE:
NEXT WEEK we are trying something new in our delivery time - normally we send out the newsletter at 8am sharp, but next week, you might notice that your newsletter came earlier or later. DON'T WORRY IF YOU DON'T GET IT FIRST THING IN THE MORNING - IT'S STILL COMING YOU WAY. This is with the intention of giving you a better delivery time so you won't miss any newsletters. We're always open to hearing how any changes we make affect you, our readers.
Have fun out there,
The Suddenly 65 Family
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Jim Fox & Donna Deussen Jazz Duo
February 27
Guitarist Jim Fox and Jazz Vocalist Donna Deussen are continuing their residency at the lovely and laid-back Thai Fusion Bistro in West Hills on THURSDAYS 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Hope you can drop in, enjoy a drink & a meal, and say hello!
THAI FUSION BISTRO
6401 Platt Ave / West Hills, CA
818-999-2820
Thursday Feb 27th
6:30 - 9:00 PM
No cover charge!
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It's Personal
February 27
"It's Personal" is a collection of solo performances written and performed by the cast. At our rehearsals, each performer brings pieces that reflect their individual feelings and point of views of anything; whether it be their relationship with their parents, their devoted love of cheese, their struggle with their identity, or their first love. Performers get real on stage and include an interesting activity to bring their story to life.
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Free Movie Matinee
February 27
On Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 1:30 PM in the Chatsworth Library Community Room there will be a free showing of Yesterday. The movie is sponsored by the Friends of Chatsworth Library. Light refreshments are available. The library is located at 21052 Devonshire Street in Chatsworth. For more information call (818) 341-4276.
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Billie! Backstage with Lady Day
February 28
March 7
"BILLIE! BACKSTAGE WITH LADY DAY" is a one woman show about Billie Holiday that takes you back to an era where the joints were jumping, bands were swinging and Hollywood was hopping. It was a time where glitz and glamour ruled and class was where ladies were dainty and gentlemen were smooth; where gowns flowed and hats topped short cropped hair.
This musically haunting, sad, happy, unpredictable journey of jazz/blues singer, Billie Holiday, takes you on a winding road of love, joy, blues, racism and astounding hit songs that tell the story of a life hard fought. The road takes you to places and people in Billie's life that provided both pain and pleasure, excitement and disappointments. Billie Holiday's turbulent life has been able to bring a new level of emotion and respect to music and inspiration to musicians and vocalists all over the world.
Buy Tickets Here
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In My Mind's Eye
February 7 - March 15
 The Group Rep presents IN MY MIND’S EYE written by Doug Haverty, directed by Bruce Kimmel, and produced by Bita Arefnia.
Inspired by true events, this memory play chronicles the life and loves of a courageous, legally-blind female public school teacher. It also explores the delicate balance of how a parent can become dependent on caring for a child with special needs. February 7 — March 15, 2020. Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm. Sundays at 2:00 pm. Talkbacks with cast and staff 2/16 & 3/1. General Admission: $30.00. Seniors & Students with ID: $25.00. Parties 10+: $20.00. Tickets: www.theGROUPrep.com, Reservations & Information: (818) 763-5990. Lonny Chapman Theatre, 10900 Burbank Boulevard, North Hollywood 91601.
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The Streamside Social Club
March 1
 This show recounts the journey of Julie as she creates an imaginary big band era nightclub in the living room of her home on Streamside Lane.
The Streamside Social Club magically lifts her Lt Colonel father Julio out of a dark Alzheimers haze. Her father, a Cuban bandleader in his youth, has unique hallucinations filled with war and characters straight out of vaudeville.
As Julio slowly loses his voice in life, Julie is triggered and transported back to her youth of untold secrets and her own once powerless struggle. Together they both lose their fears, they both embrace their truths and they each step into their next destiny.
When you're a Cuban, all you inherit in life is one good joke and a song and a dance! Go get 'em kid!
Buy Tickets Here
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PillowTalk with Nessie
March 1
Kelly Love, an actress born and raised in Glasgow, moved to the US at the age of 19, single and ready to mingle. But she unexpectedly found her soul mate at the age of 22 and was forced to dig deep into her past in order to save her relationship. Through comedy and drama, this topical one person show explores the stories of past lovers, self confidence, and acceptance. If you enjoy cool accents, therapy sessions, and dick jokes, then this is the show for you. Purchase a ticket for $10 or more and enjoy a glass a wine for the show.
Directed by Deanna Psilopoulos | Produced by ToeNale Productions
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And the Beat Goes On
March 2
A comedic cabaret about trying to hit the right notes. Parodies and original songs accompanied by a 3 piece band tell the journey of a mature nurse and her struggles with her profession and her life. Many years ago she became a registered nurse that instead of being a career, ended up being a sentence. She hears songs in her head and has always used music as a coping mechanism.
A journey of a difficult childhood coupled with wrong choices and unfortunate events led to anxiety and depression. Although she made many attempts to improve her life over time, ( in 1988 she walked barefoot on burning coals with Tony Robbins) she hit the spiritual equivalent of "rock bottom" last year when a physical illness came upon her and presented the last straw. Yet this is a comedy and there is a happy ending. Learn how she had to lose her mind to become a different person.
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Love to Sing? Join the San Fernando Valley Chorale!
March 3 Ongoing
Love to sing? The San Fernando Valley Chorale offers a unique opportunity to sing and perform with a well established and highly regarded community chorale. Beginning February 11, we rehearse each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Chapel of the Cross Lutheran Church, 10000 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345.
New singers are welcome to join us as we launch a new season of singing, collaborative learning, camaraderie and fun. “We are a very social group - we love everybody,” says longtime director, Conrad Immel, who carefully selects original and crowd-pleasing music from both popular and classical works. Past performances have included show tunes from "The Music Man," "Man of LaMancha," and "Carousel;" classical pieces from Bach, Brahms and more, as well as spiritual, rock n' roll, jazz, and country. No audition is necessary, just a love of music and a willingness to share your gift of singing and make new friends.
The Chorale, a non-profit, non-sectarian group of men and women singers, performs two concerts annually - in the winter and spring. Dues are required each semester to cover Chorale expenses, with some scholarships available. Chorale members and guests enjoy socializing at a potluck each season. Check us out on the web: www.sfvchorale.blogspot.com or www.facebook.com/sfvchorale. Go to the Facebook community link for the latest updates.
Call 818-262-5436 or email sfvchorale@gmail.com for further details.
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From Crazy to Sane - Or Am I?
March 4
Join Mary on her journey from madness to sanity but not everyone's sanity! Mary shares the tools she used on her 30-year, pharmaceutical-free journey from manic madness to health that helped her become calmly grounded in everyday reality while receiving spiritual training and insights from disembodied Mystical and Magical realms.
The Feminine Divine runs through her journey like a river.
Buy Tickets Here
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The Producers
March 6 through 29
Producer: Priscilla Losey
Director: Rick Steinberg
Choreographer: Miriam Durrie-Kirsch
Music Director: Michael Kronenberg
Lighting Designer: Jack Allaway
Set Designer: Rick Steinberg, Alex Choate, and John Holroyd
The Producers… a laugh-out-loud, outrageous, crowd-pleasing farce that has been a smash hit since its 2001 debut, is opening March 6, 2020 at Conejo Players Theatre. The story centers around a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and his mild-mannered accountant who come up with a scheme to produce the most notorious flop in history, thereby bilking their backers out of millions of dollars. Only one thing goes awry: the show is a smash hit!
The cast includes Leo Bloom - Aaron Ellis, Max Bialystock - Kelly Green, Roger Debris - John Wallis, Carmen Ghia - Adam Smith, Ulla - Randi Redman, Franz Liebkind - John Eslick.
Featuring: Dale Alpert, Michael Aronovitz, Samantha Bingham, Jim Diderrich, Whitney Grubb, Brittany Herring, Olivia Heulitt, Rita Nobile, Alison Norman, Cassie O’Meara, Paige Pensivy, Lauren Rachel, Austin Russell, Jennifer Sorensen, Claira Speight
LOCATION: Conejo Players Theatre
351 S. Moorpark Rd.
Thousand Oaks, CA 91361-1008
PERFORMANCES: March 6th through 29th, 2020
Friday, & Saturday at 8:00pm, Sunday at 2:00pm,
Mar 12 at 8:00pm, Mar 21 & 28 at 2:00pm
TICKET PRICES: $20/ $18 student, military, senior. Go online to www.conejoplayers.org or call the Box Office at 805.495.3715
CALENDAR LISTING: Conejo Players Theatre presents The Producers, March 6 – March 29, 2020. The story centers around a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and his mild-mannered accountant who come up with a scheme to produce the most notorious flop in history, thereby bilking their backers out of millions of dollars. Only one thing goes awry: the show is a smash hit! Tickets are $20/$18(senior, military, student). To purchase, or for more information, call the Box Office at 805-495-3715 or visit www.conejoplayers.org.
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Expressions LA Poetry Reading Series
March 7
1st & 3rd Saturday of the Month
Studio City Branch Library, 3-5pm
Join us for our Expressions LA Poetry Reading Series. You can sign up for 4-6 minute readings, and there is at least one featured poet every week.
Learn More
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Tales of Modern Motherhood Part 2
March 12
Our 5-year old plays with boys, dresses like a boy and even says she wanted to be a boy. When asked what she might want for her kindergarten graduation, her response was.A Mohawk. I was expecting her to say a bike! Welcome to the modern world of parenting. This is my story of a parent trying to uncover the gender that fits my kid best, while navigating these unchartered waters, with zero tools in my tool belt.
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Audition Notice - Harvey
March 15 - 17
CONEJO PLAYERS THEATER AUDITION NOTICE:
Harvey
Produced by Special Arrangement with Dramatist Play Service
Author Mary Chase
Director – Brian Robert Harris
Producers – Beth Eslick and Elisabeth Kirkpatrick
Audition Dates & Times: Mar 15-17, 2020 at 7:30pm
Audition Location: Conejo Players Theatre, 351 S. Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91361
Performance Dates: May 29 thru June 20, Fridays & Sundays at 8pm, June 8 at 8pm, and June 13, 20 at 2pm
Audition Requirements: There will only be readings from the script. Sides will be provided on conejoplayers.org soon. Please note that this is a Non-equity production. The rehearsal schedule is to be determined, but a preliminary one will be posted at auditions. In general, most rehearsals are weekday evenings beginning at 7:30 pm. However, weekend rehearsals will be set closer to opening. Please be prepared to provide any conflicts you may have.
No conflicts will be accepted after May 10, or during any performance dates.
Plot Summary: Elwood P. Dowd insists on including his friend Harvey in all of his sister Veta’s social gatherings. Trouble is, Harvey is an imaginary six-and-a-half-foot-tall rabbit. To avoid future embarrassment for her family—and especially for her daughter, Myrtle Mae—Veta decides to have Elwood committed to a sanitarium. At the sanitarium, a frantic Veta explains to the staff that her years of living with Elwood’s hallucination have caused her to see Harvey also, and so the doctors mistakenly commit her instead of her mild-mannered brother. The truth comes out, however; Veta is freed, and the search is on for Elwood, who eventually arrives at the sanitarium of his own volition, looking for Harvey. But it seems that Elwood and his invisible companion have had a strange influence on more than one of the doctors. Only at the end does Veta realize that maybe Harvey isn’t so bad after all.
For More Information: call Beth Eslick, Producer, at 805-377-3303.
Character Breakdown:
Elwood P. Dowd - 40-50 Everybody’s pal. Kind, gentle, sweet, charming, charismatic. Equally at home in a sawdust on the floor tavern, a sewing circle, or a 4-year old’s birthday party. A good listener and a brazen humanist. Beloved though he is, there is something haunted and ethereal about him, which strangely only serves to make him more likable. Lonely. Drinks too much. His best friend and platonic life partner is a six-and-a-half-foot tall rabbit only he can see.
Veta Louise Simmons - 40-50 A proper and well-respected, old money society matron. Constantly embarrassed by her brother Elwood and his best buddy, the invisible rabbit Harvey, who she also sees sometimes but also no, she does not, because good society ladies don’t see giant invisible rabbits. Exhausted from a lifetime of camouflage and sanding down her edges to fit in that round hole. Also, she’s a woman, and it’s the 1940s. About to snap.
Dr. William B. Chumley - 60-80 Has seen a lot of mental illness in his many years of selfless toil and has plenty of money to show for it. Crusty, but likes to think of himself as intellectually nimble. Respected by his peers, revered by his patients, celebrated by his community. Blessed by the certainty that he has never been seriously wrong in his life ... but something is missing regardless. What do you get for the man who knows everything? The opportunity to be experience wonder...
Dr. Lyman Sanderson - 30-45 Young. Arrogant. Probably handsome, but who cares? He’s such a jerk. Career-focused to a maniacal degree. Wants to be Dr. Chumley someday but does not have Dr. Chumley’s humanity. Spends a lot of time hitting on nurses, especially Nurse Kelly, with whom he has a pretty grotesque love/hate relationship (chemistry with that actress is important). The kind of guy who doesn’t tip except when he’s on a date, when he way over tips. You know the kind.
Nurse Ruth Kelly - 25-30 Brighter than she comes across, but society has taught her that her only value lies in marrying a doctor and giving him children, so that’s mostly what she’s interested in. Besides covering her light under a bushel, she spends a lot of time trying to decide if she’s disgusted by or attracted to Dr. Sanderson. It’s a little bit of both, and the two are intertwined, and it’s really dysfunctional, but also might be very funny, which is why the chemistry with him needs to be incendiary.
Duane Wilson - 30-50 An orderly at the mental hospital who should probably be a patient himself. Mean, craven, a bit of a sadist. It is implied that he may take liberties with female patients. Probably quite powerless in his life outside the hospital. Sees the patients as less than human. Not an uncommon perspective for his time, but still deeply unfortunate, as it allows him to justify his rotten behavior.
Myrtle Mae Simmons - 18-21 Veta’s daughter. Unmarried. Veta probably cannot WAIT to be rid of her. Spoiled and vituperative. Cries and yells when she doesn’t get her way. Veruca Salt would find her over the top. Fears social humiliation more than anything, and for this reason, is probably the only person in the play who actually hates Elwood.
EJ Lofgren - 50-70 Can be played by a man or a woman. In their own eyes, the last honest human being. Been driving a cab so long they’ve got pedals instead of shoes. Has seen everything and knows people inside and out. Like Elwood, a decent person and a brazen humanist. They only have one scene, but it’s a doozy.
Judge Omar Gaffney - 60-80 What Dr. Chumley is to psychiatric medicine, Judge Gaffney is to the law. Respected, civilized, wealthy, powerful. Knows he’s always right. Saddled, unfortunately, with the need to protect the Dowd/Simmons family, and frankly does not have much patience for any of them.
Betty Chumley - 60-80 Dr. Chumley’s wife. Good-hearted, spirited, if a bit vacant. Perhaps a little annoyed at her husband’s constant need to work. When is he ever going to retire?
Ethel Chauvenet - 60-80 An older woman of the Dowd-Simmons’s social class. Nice enough but has a limited imagination. Has a grandson of marriageable age, which makes her of great interest to Veta and Myrtle.
Mrs. Johnson/Mr. Johnson - the maid/butler They’ve seen enough to know they’ve seen too much.
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Free Movie - The Good Liar
March 28
The Good Liar starring Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen
Con man, Roy Courtnay (Ian McKellen) sets his sights on his latest mark, Betty McLeish (Helen Mirren). Betty is a recent widow and worth millions. This simple swindle escalates into a cat-and-mouse game with the ultimate stakes.
The Good Liar (2019) - IMDb
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At Suddenly 65, we have been listening!
Several loyal subscribers have written in asking about promoting businesses, products, and services of friends and family members who may have wonderful things to offer the Suddenly 65 family.
So, with these requests, the Editor has given us a green light to provide special incentives to you all!
Please contact us at 818.293.8933 and we will happily coordinate getting an ad to post in the upcoming newsletters!
You can also email us at sales@suddenly65.com for more information.
You can also find information at www.suddenly65.com/advertise, but remember, there are special incentives for Friends and Family of Suddenly 65 subscribers, so keep that in mind when reviewing the info prior to connecting!
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Seated Exercise Classes
February 28 Ongoing
The Chatsworth Library holds free classes every Wednesday and most Fridays at 10:30 AM. The DVD classes alternate between stretching, yoga, and strength training. The library is located at 21052 Devonshire Street in Chatsworth. For more information call (818) 341-4276.
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Mindfulness Meditation Classes
February 28
Each class is a combination of lecture, guided meditation practice, group feedback and discussion lead by mindfulness facilitators John Kneedler and Beth Daher Lynch. John and Beth are graduates of UCLA's Mindfulness Awareness Resource Program. John teaches the morning classes and Beth teaches the evening class.
Feb 26 at 6:30 PM
All other days 11 AM
Sherman Oaks Library
14245 Moorpark Street
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
818 205-9716
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Wellness Class Schedule: Free Classes for Older Adults
Winter 2020
The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks has put together a fantastic array of free classes for older adults who want to stay active - just like you! Dance, health, music, art classes and more!
Click to View Class Schedule
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Adult Coloring
February 28
@11:00 AM - February 28
Come join us for coloring! Explore your creative side Thursday at 2:00 PM and the 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 5:30 PM in our Meeting Room. All materials are supplied. You are also welcome to bring your own.
14245 Moorpark St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
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Free Classes for Seniors! Register Now!
Winter & Spring 2020
Encore Older Adult Education Program is a Pierce College education program designed specifically for older adults. Courses address the educational needs and interests of older adults, focusing on topics that promote independence, personal growth and development, physical and cognitive health and positive aging.
Registration for the five-week Winter session (January 6 - February 7) is ongoing. Classes consist of Art History, Painting & Drawing, Computer, Health and Fitness, and Country Music. Spring registration (Feb. 10-May 29) has begun and will continue throughout the Spring semester. In the Spring Catalog are 80 exciting free classes. Some of the new classes are: Russian Art and Culture, Greek Mythology, History of the Crusades, and the History and Development of Rock and Roll, to name a few
Please contact the Encore Office at (818) 710-2561, Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:00 p.m. for further information and how to register or visit www.piercecollege.edu/encore. Don’t miss this wonderful and rewarding opportunity!
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Reiki
February 28
12:15 - Come learn about Reiki and experience the flow of the Reiki energy system. Deborah Dovitch, MA is a Reiki practitioner and Master Teacher with over 30 years experience.
14245 Moorpark St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
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Mike's Country Dancing
Ongoing
We DJ and teach a wide variety of Country Line Dances and Country Partner Dances in the Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley areas. Depending on the class, we teach 1 - 3 country dances an hour to really concentrate on the dance(s), so that all can learn it well. New moves are added to partner dances, after everyone gets the basics down. Private lessons for individuals, couples or groups are also available.
Click to View Class Schedule
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Calabasas Winter 2020 Senior Classes
Ongoing
The Winter catalog is now available to view online HERE
Register Online HERE
*PLEASE BE SURE TO LOG IN TO YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS OR CREATE AN ONLINE PROFILE BEFORE REGISTRATION TO ENSURE THAT YOU DON'T ENCOUNTER ANY ISSUES, AS WE WILL BE UNABLE TO ASSIST ON REGISTRATION DAYS.
Calabasas Senior Center
300 Civic Center Way
Calabasas, CA
91302
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Support Group for Grandparents as Parents
Ongoing
Come and meet other grandparents and caregivers and share experiences while receiving assistance for needed services such as SNAP enrollment, health care enrollment and referrals for counseling, child care, anger management and other services. Hear experts speak on useful topics such as learning disabilities, childhood trauma, childhood burn prevention, the IEP process, cyber-bulling and much more. Receive support services such as diapers, clothing for children, strollers, car seats and more. Access important Court Navigator services to assist with the DCFS and court processes. Learn about the importance of setting goals and problem solving while being a kinship caregiver and do it with the support of others in the same situation. For more Information regarding our kinship meetings please call (818) 264-0880
See All Kinship Support Meetings
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Woodland Hills Recreation Center Classes
Winter
Check out the NEW Winter classes we are offering at WOODLAND HILLS RECREATION CENTER.
We have attached our UPDATED Winter 2020 Brochure
We have also attached out newly formatted JANUARY 2020 Calendar
REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY, DECEMBER 9TH AT 9:00AM ONLINE AND WALK IN. Follow the link below for more information and to register.
https://www.laparks.org/reccenter/woodland-hills
PLEASE fill out the registration form and email or bring it into the center.
ADULT CLASSES:
Painting and Drawing
Adult Film Class
Yoga
Zumba
SPORTS CLASSES/ CLINICS:
Pickleball
Tennis
Volleyball
Soccer
Adaptive Sports
Karate
OLDER ADULT CLASSES:
Yoga
Zumba
Painting and Drawing
OUR NEW SENIOR GROUP WILL BE MEETING HERE EVERY OTHER TUESDAY
You can contact them at this email woodlandhillsseniorcenter@yahoo.com
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Adult Literacy Class
March 4 Ongoing
 More than 30 million adults in the United States cannot read, write, or do basic math above a third-grade level. — ProLiteracy
Children whose parents have low literacy levels have a 72 percent chance of being at the lowest reading levels themselves. These children are more likely to get poor grades, display behavioral problems, have high absentee rates, repeat school years, or drop out. — National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
75 percent of state prison inmates did not complete high school or can be classified as low literate. — Rand Report: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Correctional Education
Low literacy is said to be connected to over $230 billion a year in health care costs because almost half of Americans cannot read well enough to comprehend health information, incurring higher costs. — American Journal of Public Health
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Mindful Meditation Classes
March 6, 20, 25, 27
Mindfulness Meditation Classes - March 6, 20 and 27 @ 11:00 AM.
Evening class Wednesday, March 25 @ 6:30
Each class is a combination of lecture, guided meditation practice, group feedback and discussion lead by mindfulness facilitators John Kneedler and Beth Daher Lynch. John and Beth are graduates of UCLA's Mindfulness Awareness Resource Program. John teaches the morning classes and Beth teaches the evening class.
14245 Moorpark St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
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Adult Coloring
March 5, 10, 12, 19, 24, 26
Adult Coloring Thursday @ 2:00 PM - March 5, 12, 19, and 26.
Evening Coloring Tuesday, March 10 and 24 @ 5:30PM
Come join us for coloring! Explore your creative side Thursday at 2:00 PM and the 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 5:30 PM in our Meeting Room. All materials are supplied. You are also welcome to bring your own.
14245 Moorpark St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
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Savvy Express: Free Caregiver Workshops
March 11, 18 & 25
April 17, 24 & May 1
March session 4PM - 6PM
April session 1PM - 3PM
Free classes for family caregivers that help you understand Alzheimer's disease & dementia in your loved one. Learn how to respond to challenging behaviors and connect with resources in your community.
Registration required. Please contact Adrianna Guadarrama 818-444-1626
Northridge Library. 9051 Darby Ave. Northridge, CA 91325
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Spirituality and End of Life Seminar
March 24
Senior Concerns, as part of its commitment to provide support for seniors, will present a community seminar titled “Spirituality and End of Life,” on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, 4:00-5:30 p.m. at Senior Concerns, 401 Hodencamp Road, Thousand Oaks.
This informative seminar, led by Teri Helton, RN, MSN, FCN, will review the differences between religion and spirituality, different types of spiritual pain and its association to suffering, and the various types of treatment for spiritual pain. Teri’s life experiences in faith communities and as a nurse working in long-term care, hospitals, and hospice have given her insight into soul or spiritual suffering and ways to decrease the hurt.
Teri Helton, RN, MSN, FCN, is Chair of the Ventura County Coalition for Compassionate Care. The mission of the Coalition is to promote timely advanced care planning and understanding of life-sustaining treatments for the healthcare professionals and residents of Ventura County.
Seating is limited. To make a reservation, please contact Senior Concerns at 805-497-0189. Light refreshments will be served. A donation of $10 is requested. Please note that parking is limited in the area. Plan to arrive early.
Senior Concerns
401 Hodencamp Road
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
www.seniorconcerns.org
Office: 805 497 0189
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Reiki
March 27
12:15 - Come learn about Reiki and experience the flow of the Reiki energy system. Deborah Dovitch, MA is a Reiki practitioner and Master Teacher with over 30 years experience.
14245 Moorpark St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
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Agoura Hills Recreation Program Guide
Spring
Check out the upcoming classes and activities for Spring 2020!
Special Events and Volunteering opportunities included as well!
Spring Brochure
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Ventura Rose Society
February 27
The Ventura county Rose Society will hold the monthly meeting on Thursday, February 27, 2020 at the Ventura County Office of Education Conference Center at 5100 Adolfo Rd. Camarillo.
Our speaker, Robin Ghermiezi, Beekeeper, will speak about honey bees and the bees importance for agriculture and our roses and plants. Robin will bring in an actual bee hive to explain how the hives work, collecting and processing honey. He will explain, if you are interested, to set up your own honey bee hive also. This speech will be very interesting to learn about.
The doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for advice from Consulting Rosarians and refreshments. We may have a little rose show and Society information at 7:00 p.m. Our program will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Visitors are always welcome to our VCRS meetings.
For more information contact: Janet Sklar at 818-993-6622 or Barbara Morse at 805-499-1657.
Our website is: www.venturacountyrosesociety.org
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Bridge Games
February 27
Please note change in time the games will be 1:00-4:00 PM. All levels, beginners encouraged to join in.
$5.00 fee at the Woodland Hills Chamber of Commerce located:
6101 Owensmouth avenue at the Promenade Mall-around the building from the AMC Theaters --Look
for the white arches. Offices are 50 yards south of Ruth's Chris Steakhouse.
Bridge Calendar:
February 27
March 12
March 26
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Friends of the Woodland Hills Library
February 27, 28, 29
Leap Year Book Sale
The Woodland Hills Library will hold its Winter Leap Year Book Sale on Friday, February 28 from 9:30 AM to 4 PM and Saturday, February 29 from 9:30 AM to 2 PM. A special pre-sale day for Members of the Friends of the Library will be held on Thursday, February 27 from 5 to 7 PM.
Woodland Hills Library is located at 22200 Ventura Boulevard, Woodland Hills 91364, Phone 818-226-0017.
Every child who attends can select a free book. Prices begin at 50 cents. Most paperbacks are $ 1 and most Hardcovers are $ 2. Over 6,000 books ranging from Fiction, Non-Fiction, Autobiographies, Biographies, Children’s Books, Coffee Table Books, Sports Books, Travel Books and Maps are available.
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Woodland Hills Library Calendar
February
We're starting off February 2020 with a great list of things to do at your local library.
February is also African-American Heritage Month and we're reading a terrific book for the Contemporary Literature Book Club called Washington Black by Esi Edugyan. I've started it and it's really good so far.
- BOOK SALE!! - Starting at 4:00pm, Thursday, February 27th, for members of the Friends of the Library and then continuing on Friday and Saturday starting at 9:30 pm. (You can sign up for membership at the door.) You can even offer to volunteer!
And in March -
- Thursday, March 12th @ 6:30pm: Winter/Spring Night Sky with Neill Simmons
- Saturday, March 14th @ 3:00pm: Topanga Actors Company with a staged reading of Tennessee Williams' A House Not Meant to Stand -We're very excited about hosting our first program from this very talented group of actors. This production is directed by Stephen Hoye and produced by Judith Hendra and Paula Labrot.
Plus we have lots of other great programs - help for Primary Progressive Aphasia patients and their caregivers, poetry workshops, story reader Arnold Weiss, a monthly produce exchange, a mystery book club, and much much more.
Just print out our double-sided calendar or pick one up at the library!
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OUT Seniors! Looking for Fun LGBTQ Activities and Genuine Connection?
February 2020
If you're looking for a group of people you know you'll feel accepted in, new friends, and maybe even love, the Los Angeles LGBTQ Center has numerous activities and meet ups for you!
See All Events Here
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Chatsworth Church Officially Welcomes the LGBTQ Community
2020
The Congregational Church of Chatsworth voted unanimously Sunday to officially welcome the LGBTQ community. The church, part of the United Church of Christ (UCC), is now “Open and Affirming,” a UCC designation meaning we welcome, respect, and love all people of every age, sex, race, faith, income, ability, ethnicity, nationality, citizenship, marital status, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
“We have always welcomed everyone, this just makes it official,” says Rev. Bill Freeman. “And now we will be listed on the UCC website as an Open and Affirming church for those who are looking for a truly welcoming church.”
The Congregational Church of Chatsworth, a United Church of Christ church in Los Angeles, is located at 20440 Lassen Street in Chatsworth.
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Agoura Hills Winter Senior Program
Winter 2020 (Jan, Feb, Mar)
Live near Agoura Hills and are over 50? See an extensive list of upcoming activities happening at the Agoura Hills Recreation and Event Center.
Agoura Hills Recreation and Event Center
29900 Ladyface Ct.
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
Phone: (818) 597-7361
Fax: (818) 597-7365
See All Winter Events Here
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ONEgeneration Travel Plans!
2020
Day Trips and longer trips organized by ONEgeneration.
ONEgeneration Travel Office
Weekdays 9am to 2pm
18255 Victory Boulevard, Reseda, CA 91335
Phone: (818) 708-6604
travel@onegeneration.org
View All Trips
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Goebel Adult Community Center Events
February
Wasn’t it just New Years?! We made it to February! If you are looking for a fun and exciting way to spend month #2, then the Goebel Center is the place for you!
CRPD Winter classes are already under way but it’s not too late to sign up for your favorite programs. Make sure to sign up now before they fill up! (See pages 2 and 3 of the Goebel Gazette for a list of Conejo Recreation and Park District Winter 2020 classes).
SAVE THE DATE for our Shamrock Shindig which will be held on Friday, March 13. Tickets are $10 and will go on sale beginning Wednesday, February 12 at the Goebel Center front desk.
Goebel Center always has something for everyone no matter the day, week, month, or year it is, so be sure to check out the front cover and first page of the Goebel Gazette for seminars, as well as, the rest of the newsletter for the rest of our programs and featured events.
We hope you to see you soon around the Goebel Center.
View All Activities
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Ongoing
Burbank Certified Farmers' Market
Saturdays, 8:00 am - 12:30 pm
N 3rd St & E Orange Grove Ave
818 847-4774
Calabasas Farmers' Market
Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Old Town Calabasas
on Calabasas Road
818-591-8161
Canoga Park Farmers' Market
Sat from 9:00 am. to 1:00 pm
Owensmouth and Sherman Way
Chatsworth/Porter Ranch Farmers' Market
Sat from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
20121 Devonshire
Chatsworth
818-447-5191
Encino Certified Farmers' Market
Sun 8 am- 1 pm
Victory Blvd at White Oak Ave
818 708-6688
NOHO Farmers' Market
Sat 9:30 am to 3:00 pm
Bakman Ave at Magnolia Blvd
and Chandler Blvd
818-314-1312
Studio City Farmers' Market
Sun 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Ventura Place & Ventura Blvd
818-655-7744
Sylmar Farmers' Market
Sat 9:00 to 2:00
Los Angeles - Mission College
323-646-4898
Toluca Lake Farmers' Market
Sundays 9:30 am.to 2:30 pm
4500 N Sancola Ave
818 845- 0754
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Woodman Ave Market
Tuesdays 3:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Woodman Ave & Riverside Drive
866-966-9495
Moorpark Farmers' Market
Fridays 3 pm to 7 pm
Miller Parkway & Los Angeles Avenue
805-290-5670
Simi Valley Farmers' Market
Fridays 11 am to 3:30 pm
Civic Ctr Plaza
2757 Tapo Cyn Rd
Simi Valley
Newbury Park Farmers' Market
Sat 9 am to 2 pm
Newbury Park Library
Borchard Rd / Michael Dr
Newbury Park
Westlake Village Farmers' Market
Sundays 10 am to 2 pm
2797 Agoura Road
818-591-8286
Malibu Farmers' Market
Sundays 10 am to 3 pm
Malibu Civic Center
23519 Civic Center
The Village at Westfield Plaza
Woodland Hills
Fridays @ 5:00
Topanga Cyn and Victory Blvd
Enadia Way Technology Enriched Charter School
Thursdays, 2-3 p.m
22944 Enadia Way
in West Hills
Reseda Farmers' Market
Thursdays 9am - 12 Noon
Leichman Career Ctr
19034 Gault Street
At the Vanalden St
Garden Gate, Reseda
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Moorpark City Library Programs - March 2020
March
All Moorpark City Library programs and events are FREE. Visit us online at moorparklibrary.org, Facebook, and Instagram or call us at 805-517-6370.
Crafty Adults: Fairy Lantern
Thursday, March 5 at 2:00 p.m. or March 12 at 6:00 p.m.
Enchant any room in your home when you turn a glass jar into a magical fairy lantern using silhouettes, flowers, and a tea light.
Book Club for Adults
Monday, March 9, at 6:30 p.m.
Join us for a lively discussion of Tomato Rhapsody by Adam Schell. This group is open to all adults and does not require pre-registration.
Read It & Eat It: Something Green
Tuesday, March 17 at 6:30 p.m.
Join our cookbook recipe group for great discussions with others who love to cook (or eat!) and share your love of cooking with others. This month, create a green dish or a dish that uses a green ingredient.
699 Moorpark Ave, Moorpark, CA 93021
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Free Program at Pacific Rose Society - Roses as Therapy, Beauty & Flavoring
March 5
 Free Program at Pacific Rose Society
Gerry Mahoney from Arizona at L.A. Arboretum
“Roses as Therapy, Beauty & Flavoring”
Pacific Rose Society is proud to announce that our special guest speaker for our March 5, 2020 meeting is Master Rosarian and rose growing educator Gerry Mahoney. Gerry will be looking into the history of roses as aromatherapy as well as their medicinal qualities. She will also discuss the cosmetic use of roses as well as how roses are used in cooking. She will be providing samples for attendees to taste test. So, bring your love of rose scent and flavor and join us for this fascinating “rosy” experience. Come enjoy this wonderful program.
The meeting is held at the Los Angeles Arboretum, 301 N Baldwin Ave., Arcadia, California 91007 downstairs in the Lecture Rooms. Enter by the Main Gate.
Pacific Rose Society hosts a free pot luck dinner open to all beginning at 7:00 p.m., and the program begins at 8:00 p.m. Admission is free to any and all rose lovers and home gardeners. For more information, contact program chairperson Suzanne Horn at LadyRedLHW@aol.com.
You can also check out our webpage at http://www.pacificrosesociety.org/Calendar2019.html.
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Luck of the Irish Bingo Night - Canoga Park Women's Club
March 6
Canoga Park Women’s Club: The Luck of the Irish will be with you at the Canoga Park Women’s Club Bingo Night, March 6th, at 6:00 PM at their club house located at 7401 Jordan Ave (at Valerio St) in Canoga Park. $20.00 buys you one book of 10 games and Irish Style Corned Beef sandwiches, sides, snacks, plus sweets, Bingo Games and opportunity gift baskets. Additional game books $5.00 each, daubers available for $1.25, prizes include a variety of gift cards. Wine is available; donation of $3.00 a glass, soft drinks and water $1.00. This is a fun evening, so seating is limited, please reserve early, please call Cyndy Keeley at 1.818.437.2232 or email: keelscyndy@hotmail.com – CPWC is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charity.
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Ballroom Dances for March 2020
March 7, 21
The Goebel Adult Community Center will be hosting their Saturday Ballroom Dances in March on March 7 and March 21. Doors open at 6:00pm. Free dance lessons are from 6:30-7:20pm. The dance is from 7:30-10:00pm. Dick Parent Trio will be playing on March 7 and Tropic Starr will be playing on March 21 (St. Patrick’s Day Theme). Shari Ross of Belmont Village Calabasas will be sponsoring the March 7 dance and Dwight Brown of Home Helpers HC will be sponsoring the March 21 dance.
Tickets can be purchased at the door and are $10 per person. For more information call the Goebel Adult Community Center at 805-381-2744. or visit us on the web at www.crpd.org/gacc
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LA Opera Talk - "Creating an Opera"
March 10
The Friends of Platt Library will be hosting an LA Opera specialty talk titled “Creating an Opera” on Tuesday March 10th, 2020 at 6:15 PM. Steve Kohn, a representative of the opera company will be discussing the process by which an opera comes to life from the creation of the libretto, music and lyrics by the composer to the selection of performers, costumes, sets and staging involved in bringing the entire production to the stage.
The event will be held at the Los Angeles Public Library, Platt Branch, 23600 Victory Boulevard in Woodland Hills. Admission is free and no reservations are required.
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BINGO Event - Northridge Women's Club
March 11
BINGO Event - Northridge Women's Club - March 11, 2020 Wednesday - $15 includes 10 game books additional game books $5.00. also includes lunch and water/ daubers $1.00, wine $3.00 and sodas $1.00. There will be prizes for winners. 18401 Lassen Street, Northridge, CA 91325 - reservations contact Irene Strauss 818-344-3333.
Additionally, The Northridge Women's Club is also open to new members. plz contact Joyce Sipes 818- 429-8468
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Sherman Oaks Friends of the Library Book Sale
March 14
Great used book sale at the Sherman Oaks Library to benefit our very own local library. The book sale runs from 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM. Select from children's books, classics, fiction, non-fiction, cookbooks, CDs and DVDs. Most books $1 or less, big selection of children's books!! Help support the Sherman Oaks Library! Sponsored by Sherman Oaks Friends of the Library.
Teachers get 50% off children's books, classics, education and young adult books with a valid ID.
We also take donations of books, CDs, and DVDs. Bring them to the sale or the library during business hours. A receipt will be provided.
Pre-sale for Sherman Oaks Friends of the Library Members on Friday, March 13, 3:00-5:00 PM
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An Evening with Sir Simon Goodman, Author of The Orpheus Clock
March 23
Sir Simon Goodman, author of The Orpheus Clock: The Search for My Family's Art Treasures Stolen by the Nazis, will discuss his personal journey and the discovery of the family’s remarkable history.
Simon Goodman’s grandparents, the Gutmanns, were one of the most powerful banking dynasties in Europe. But when the Nazis came, their artwork was confiscated and his grandparents perished in concentration camps. Decades later, when his father died, Simon inherited the family papers. Unraveling this mystery became Simon’s life’s work.
To register:
An Evening With Sir Simon Goodman, Author of The Orpheus Clock
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Goebel Senior Commission Recruitment
Ongoing
The Goebel Adult Community Center is seeking individuals 50 years of age or older that reside within the boundaries of the Conejo Recreation and Park District to join the Goebel Senior Center Commission. The commission is a nonprofit community service organization with purposes including but not limited to working collectively with the Goebel Adult Community Center staff to best serve the senior patrons, volunteering time, serving on subcommittees, assisting in the development, marketing and conducting of a variety of Goebel Senior Center Commission Recreation Programs. Other purposes include overseeing a three day a week Bingo program as well as allocating funds for facility upgrades, equipment, program budgets, and other Goebel Adult Community Center services.
Commissioner Applications are available on line at www.crpd.org/gacc and at the Goebel Adult Community Center. Interested applicants may submit the completed documents via e-mail to mbraff@crpd.org or deliver them to the Goebel Adult Community Center at 1385 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362 by 5:00pm on Monday, March 2, 2020.
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Local Volunteering Opportunities
Ongoing
ONEgeneration has put together a list of volunteering opportunities near you. To see the list, click here.
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LA Works: Volunteering Opportunities
Ongoing
Since 1991, LA Works has contributed to a more equitable Los Angeles by organizing 25,000 volunteers per year to address the most pressing issues of our community through meaningful acts of service.
Their easy to use website lets you explore topics that interest you. Visit https://www.laworks.com/ to start helping in your neighborhood!
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Volunteer at the Agoura Hills Recreation and Event Center
Ongoing
Volunteer Opportunities
An opportunity to enhance your community and just have fun! A personal interview will be scheduled giving you the opportunity to ask questions and learn about the volunteer positions available.
Please contact us at (818) 597-7361 for current openings.
29900 Ladyface Ct.
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
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Senior Companion Program
Ongoing
The Senior Companion Program recruits active, fixed income seniors to assist other seniors in their homes.
The goals of the program are two-fold:
(1) to help seniors live as independently as possible.
(2) to provide fixed income seniors with a meaningful service opportunity and a modest source of income.
Senior Companion volunteers assist with activities of daily living such as shopping, preparing meals, running errands, and providing companionship to alleviate the loneliness that so many homebound seniors experience.
For more information, please click here or contact Henry Sotelo at 909.621.9900 x222.
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Volunteer Opportunity with HICAP
Seeking a meaningful and challenging volunteers experience? The Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) serving Los Angeles County is recruiting new HICAP volunteer counselors to serve in the San Fernando Valley, Santa Clarita, the Antelope Valley, and more. HICAP is a state and federally funded program that trains volunteers to provide free, in-person Medicare counseling to older adults in their communities. HICAP Volunteer Counselors provide unbiased information about Medicare and help their peers understand their health care options. For more information on how to get involved, please visit this website, email volunteer@healthcarerights.org, or call (213) 383-4519 Ext. 3006.
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What to Know About Healthy Blood Pressure Levels
Consumer Reports
The goals that are right for you, and how to meet them.
Read Article
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The Mediterranean Diet Could Help "Healthy Aging" Study Suggests
USA Today
Eating a Mediterranean diet could have a positive effect within just one year for older adults, increasing "good" bacteria in their guts and decreasing the "bad" ones.
Read Article
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Crime Reporting from Your Home
DID YOU KNOW? You You don't have to go to the Police Station to file a report if you live in Los Angeles. Skip the line and save yourself some time. (If an emergency is in progress, please call 911 immediately)
File a Report Here
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Joslyn Senior Center
1301 West Olive Ave,
Burbank
818-238-5353
Tuttle Senior Center
1731 N Ontario St,
Burbank
818-238-5367
Simi Valley Senior Center
3900 Avenida Simi,
Simi Valley
805-583-6363
OneGeneration
18255 Victory Blvd,
Reseda
818-705-2345
Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Senior Center
5060 Van Nuys Blvd,
Sherman Oaks
818-981-1284
Calabasas Senior Center
Behind City Hall, Calabasas
Mon – Fri 9:00 to 5:00
Mon & Wed - open to 8:00
Canoga Park Senior Center
7326 Jordan Ave.
Canoga Park
818-340-2633
Open Mon through Fri
Wilkinson Multipurpose
Senior Center
8956 Vanalden Ave,
Northridge
818-701-1001
Open Mon through Fri
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Agoura Hills Calabasas
Senior Center
29900 Ladyface Court,
Agoura Hills
818-597-7366
Malibu Senior Center
23825 Stuart Ranch Road,
Malibu
310-456-2489 ext. 357
Open Mon – Fri
Goebel Senior Center
1385 E. Janss Rd,
Thousand Oaks
805-495-6471
Moorpark Senior Center
799 Moorpark Ave,
Moorpark
805-529-6864
Pasadena Senior Center
85 E Holly Street,
Pasadena
626-795-4331
Bernardi Multipurpose Senior Center
6514 Sylmar Ave,
Van Nuys
818-781-1101
M-F 8:30 am– 4 pm
The Valley Storefront Senior Center
12821 Victory Blvd,
North Hollywood
818-984-1380
M-F 8:30 - 3:00
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DO YOU KNOW FAIRWINDS - WEST HILLS?
It is an upscale senior living community, offering high-quality independent and assisted living. At Fairwinds - West Hills, retirement looks a little different. The community is warm and inviting, yet active and fun, giving residents the comfort, care and security they need to make every day of retirement nothing less than an adventure.
For a complimentary tour and lunch, please contact Rick or Lisa at 818 713 0900. Visit their website here for more information.
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Customized TRANSPORTATION
One on One Transportation from your home OR pickup point *ROUNDTRIP ONLY*. Use this customized service to go from door to door to doctor appointments, for errands, to visit friends, to get to the grocery store OR mall, traveling at your convenience and time.
Contact BEVERLY (818) 439-1163 to further discuss your transportation needs.
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Music for the Soul
Springtime is a great time to enjoy piano lessons! Reasonable rates for everyone!
Call Nancy and bring the joy of music back into your life.
818- 281-5226.
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Introduction to Maria Primushko
Ongoing
 Hello Suddenly 65 Community,
My name is Maria Primushko and I am in the business of ‘Providing Peace of Mind’, more specifically I am a seasoned Estate Planning Attorney with a special interest in Elder Law and Estate Planning. I am also pleased to inform you that I am now also the editorial contributor in this specific segment of Elder Law in your weekly Suddenly65 Newsletter.
Every month, starting today, you can read about tips and points of interest related to wills, trusts, probate and how to avoid it, how Medi-Cal may affect your estate plan, protection against elder abuse and so much more. I will also be answering your concerns. You could say that I am your ‘Dear Abby’ at Suddenly65 in the space of everything related to Elder Law and Estate Planning Law, exclusively. All your communication shared with me is strictly confidential. I will answer as many questions as possible and even provide complimentary telephonic consultations or in person if your questions deem it necessary. If you would like to share your online responses with your fellow readers under my segment, please do so as I believe ‘sharing is caring’ – but this will always be with your written consent only. Feel free to send to me at dearmaria@mvplawgroupla.com.
So, here is a little about me, who I am and what I do:
Since the seventh grade, I knew that I was destined to become an attorney because of my conviction to protect people. I began my legal career at the District Attorney’s office in St. Petersburg, Russia after having graduated from St. Petersburg State University with a bachelor’s degree in Jurisprudence in 1999. I moved to the USA shortly after and obtained my Juris Doctor’s law degree from the University of West Los Angeles School in 2006. Despite having had to navigate the complexities of living in a new country while caring for my first newborn baby, I passed the California Bar Exam - one of the most challenging in America - on my first attempt, in 2007. I went on to work at CT Corporation in Los Angeles, where I learned the fundamentals of business entities formation, management and procedures. After obtaining my license, I worked at the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office and volunteered at Public Counsel before establishing my legal practice.
However, the stereotypical ‘attorney temperament’ does not define me. Instead, I have an unapologetic fervor for safeguarding the most vulnerable members of our community, particularly the elderly as well as children and adults with special needs, who are often susceptible to neglect and financial abuse.
I openly lament the impassive and reactive attitude that society has towards Estate Planning and Legacy Preservation. As a seasoned speaker on this discipline of law and a member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, I believe that procrastination stems from both ignorance and avoidance to address what is considered an uncomfortable and overwhelming issue. I have made it my personal quest to educate people about the negative impacts of not having an Estate Plan or not renewing an outdated Will or Trust, and often present real-life examples to emphasize my message at my educational seminars. On that point, don’t forget to look out for one of my free seminars, which are held at various Senior Centers and academic venues, commencing this month and which will be on the Suddenly65.com calendar. Feel free to send me your details if you would like to be invited or send you a personal reminder to future events.
What about me the human and not the attorney, might you ask? I am the proud mom of 2 daughters and one son, and I am happily married! I like to celebrate my life by spending quality time with my family as well as horse-riding in my spare time.
Email Maria at: dearmaria@mvplawgroupla.com
Note from Suddenly 65 and about the editorial contributor:
Maria Primushko is the founder of MVP Law Group, A PC located in Encino, California and focuses on assisting families with Estate Planning and Legacy Preservation needs as well as Personal Injury. All opinions and contributions in this segment are provided by Maria Primushko and not the content of Suddenly65.com
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