Instructors: Jordan A. Fahlsing and Kevin J. King Do you know what next steps to take so you can retire? We can help. Join us for 5 Keys to Retiring Fearlessly, a free workshop with insights to help you achieve your retirement goals, by answering the following questions: Will I have enough to retire? Will my retirement income last? Are my assets protected? In this workshop we’ll also explore how understanding the tax status of retirement investments can help you make informed decisions and avoid paying more than your fair share.

Instructor: Celeste Plunkett This is an educational presentation that will provide a foundation of understanding of Medicare, one letter at a time.

For those currently in Beginning Bridge & others who know some basics of bridge but want to learn a bit more about bidding & playing this remarkable game. You can come with or without a partner (one will be provided) and will have the opportunity to learn and play with others; also a good way of meeting people and getting out on these long winter nights. No classes 2/5 and 2/19.

Instructor: Deb Shubat Save or propagate the old family apple tree by learning to graft it onto a new root. Grafting also works on most temperate trees, not just apples. All bands and parafilm, rootstocks, a few non-patented scion sticks & Band-Aids will be available through the instructor. Each student must bring a sharp, straight bladed knife along with $7 for each apple root (supplies limited). Bring your own scion wood from a 1-2 year old 6-8 inch long twig that has been cut directly before class if you prefer. Let the instructor know if you want more than one rootstock. Also you can learn these techniques without purchase of a rootstock. You pay the instructor directly for the rootstocks.

With so many investment choices to choose from, how do you make a decision? This class will review investments available and how to choose which one is right for you. We will also discuss annuities: when they work, and when they don’t! We will discuss drawing income from investments and managing risk. Join us for an engaging presentation. Don’t just retire, be confident!

Instructor: Raymond J. Peterson An experienced estate planning attorney will discuss different types of ownership structures for cabins including passing the cabin from one generation to the next, maintaining family harmony, shared costs, ownership transfer and endowments.

Is it a feeling, a premonition or is it inner guidance? This class will explore these questions and other tools that can help develop your sixth sense and heighten spiritual awareness.

Come learn and play a fun, simple dice game. Great for larger groups. This game dates back over 100 years. Age 12 and above. Please bring a prize item worth $2 or less (such as a used book, white elephant, food treat).

An experienced estate planning attorney will discuss the basics of Medical Assistance, including what happens to a person’s assets when he/she needs long term care (such as nursing home); options and risks in protecting assets; and the process for applying for medical assistance.

Assemble a team of up to four players (registration is one per team) to compete in a jigsaw puzzle competition. This tournament will be held in bracket format over 3 Monday evenings: April 6th: First Round. All teams will participate in completing the same 500 piece puzzle. The fastest 6 teams will advance April 13th: Second Round. The fastest 6 teams from round one will complete the same 750 piece puzzle. The fastest 3 teams will advance. April 20th: Final Round. The fastest 3 teams from round two will complete the same 1000 piece puzzle. Bring in your old puzzles that are still in good condition to swap with other puzzlers! ***Children are welcome to compete with a registered adult. A 1/1 child/adult ratio is required***

Whether you're thinking of buying or selling, come meet our panel of local experts and get answers to all of your real estate questions. Realtors, mortgage lenders and a licensed home inspector will be on hand to guide you through the process and share their knowledge of the current market and what you can expect as you plan for your future. Monday’s class will be geared toward “Buyers” and Tuesday’s will be geared toward “Sellers”. Students are encouraged to attend both nights.

Instructor: David Moberg This is the 3rd of 6 in this ongoing series of classes. Text required, please purchase your copy in advance. Title: A Basic Course In American Sign Language by Tom Humphries (Spiral or hard bound 2nd edition 1994). Returning students are welcome.

Our grandparents all left the farm and went to work in the city...and here we are turning back the other way! We'll share our journey from living exclusively as 'city kids' back to doing things the way our grandparents did-with a few twists! From growing produce to fruit trees, beekeeping to pest control, composting toilets to woodchucks, forest management to solar power, the proprietors of Uncle Hermans' Farm share their adventures along the way. Additional $10 materials fee payable to instructor at class.

When should I apply for Social Security? How can I maximize my benefits? How will this affect my spouse? Social Security is a vital income source for many retirees, but it can be a confusing topic and making the most of it can have a lot to do with timing it right. This workshop can help you get answers to your questions and learn what Social Security can mean for you.