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.

This class is a webinar that can be viewed anytime during the Winter 2026 Session. There is an optional post-viewing discussion of the webinar via Zoom on March 2, 2026, 6:30-7:30PM All links will be found in your registration confirmation. An overview about living in community, rather than home care or residing in assisted living or nursing homes, to “age in place.” Explore models for community for second half living. Resources will be available to use for follow-up.

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.

This class is a pre-recorded webinar that can be viewed anytime during the Winter 2026 Session. There is an optional post-viewing discussion of the webinar via Zoom on March 9, 2026 at 6:30PM. Instructor: Lee Pedersen An overview of a multifamily housing model started in Denmark and brought to the United States in the late 1980s. Cohousing combines a collaborative and cooperative community of private residences with common spaces, activities, and governance (no shared income). Examples in the U.S. will be discussed. Resources will be recommended to use for follow-up.

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!

Instructors: Conrad B. Hjort, Brian J. Johnson You have spent a lifetime accumulating assets and deferring taxes. Now it is time to pay! Join us as we discuss practical steps you can use to manage your taxes both now, and in the future. We will review how social security is taxed, Roth conversions and pending tax changes. Bring your questions. Don’t just retire, be confident!

This session will include an introduction to hypnosis and some visualization exercises to meet your guide or guardian angel. Wear comfy clothing, bring a yoga mat if you wish, please bring a paper and pencil and a friend. Participants must be 18 or older. Wear hearing aids, if you use them.

There are berry plants that will fit into your home landscape. Most berry plants are much smaller than tree fruit so they are easier to fit in a yard. We will cover the basics on how to prepare a bed for raspberries, strawberries, blueberries and more.

Instructor: Deb Shubat How to find and plan out the space in your yard to grow your favorite vegetables. We will discuss: plant selection, spacing, rotation, basic soil prep, common pests and diseases. Most of these topics will also be useful if you have a plot in a community garden, or other rented land.

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.