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In this issue:

• Cover Story: Special Olympians are athletes of all ages
• School reunion adds to memories
• Election workers receive pay increase
• Proposed FY 2024 Budget includes mill levy rollback
• Summer heat can affect mental health
• Community survey gives high marks in satisfaction
• Seeking nominations for Peg Deaton Award
• Nutrition programs announce suggested donation increase
• AHS is available for presentations
• Aging Lunch-n-Learn Series
• New small dog area opens at Stoll Park
• Upcoming COA meeting
• 50 Plus offers virtual programs during summer
• Live Well Age Well event set Sept. 7
• Summer color enhances landscapes
• Health assessment gets underway
• Arthritis causes disability of Americans of all ages
• Summer includes trips & walks
• Back-to-school fun set Aug. 9 for all ages
• County joins heat mapping campaign
• TIP’s outdoor season ends Aug. 5
• Movies in the Park at TIP
• Air show to feature Blue Angels
• Facilitators needed for English program
• Lunch, bingo set Aug. 24
• County lakes lure anglers
• Appraiser’s staff plans summer property visits
• New facility collects household waste
• Project begins at Heritage Park Lake
• Blueberries offer many benefits