The Coin Club will meet April 8 at 1 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. The club meets the second Wednesday of every month. Members can have coins viewed and questions answered. Time is allowed to view coins, followed by a business meeting and an education session at 1:30. Everyone is welcome. Light refreshments are provided. The annual membership fee is $10.

Winford, and up to 12 minutes during peak hours. Helen Mercatoris of Mutual 9 uses the assistance of a rollator to keep her balance when she’s out—and just a cane at home. She’s always used the appointment- based Access Bus to get to her doctor’s appointments at the Optum Health Care Center. Despite no substantive change to the Access Bus service model, appointments have increased 37%

Karaoke every Wednesday night from 5:30-9:30 in Clubhouse 1 is a lively gathering filled with music, laughter and friendly faces. On March 18, Nancy Fitch, joined by her daughter Lucy, had great fun with “Sixteen Tons.” Ren Villineauva—who delighted the crowd by introducing himself as a Filipino leprechaun—gave a heartfelt rendition of “Danny Boy.” David Noble invited everyone to

The GRF Recreation Department is co-sponsoring a new study with Pepperdine University to examine how seniors view and utilize technology to support independent living. The survey is being conducted by social science researchers Dr. Doreen Shanahan and Dr. Jillian Alderman. Paper copies of the survey are also available at the Recreation Office, located on the ground floor of Building 5. Responses

recycling company and longterm partner of TAE. The piles of e-waste served as a visible measure of their impact, with 856 pounds of batteries and 2,219 pounds of e-waste collected at the event. The collaboration was a twoway street of inspiration. The TAE teens brought their characteristic passion and strong belief in youth activism to the cause, demonstrating the power of young leaders in