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In this issue:

• Cover Story: JCDS helps older adults with IDD as they age
• GI Bill changed my life as a vet
• Johnson County Veterans Day event to honor local vets, celebrate GI Bill
• Veterans Celebration Breakfast set Nov. 8 at Matt Ross
• November recognizes long-term care
• Kansas Silver Hair Legislature lists 2025 priorities
• AHS appreciates its many volunteers
• Departures may affect 2025 Medicare decisions
• COA meeting
• Program expands tax relief Your Chairman to seniors, disabled vets
• County to mail property tax statements
• Fast facts about voting on Nov. 5
• Drop-in activities offer fun, friendship
• Jingle Mingle fun set Dec. 11 in O.P.
• County parks begin winter hours until Feb. 28
• Programs provide utility assistance
• Ernie Miller Park plans holiday tales
• Some ways to combat holiday blues
• Several Medicare changes are taking effect in 2025
• Caring for houseplants in winter
• Historic site features 1904 holiday
• Ernie Miller event greets winter arrival
• New Year features travel options
• Bingo offers winter break
• Event includes holiday karaoke, building of gingerbread houses
• Build a strong defense against illness
• New Horizons Band schedules holiday concert on Dec. 10
• Going green for the holidays
• Four park sites are available for disposal of trees
• Event swaps holiday recipes
• Explore passion for writing at conference
• Advice on cleaning out your fridge
• 50 Plus ends 2024 with fun
• TIP plans for 2025 with ADA project
• Event features trivial challenge