Are you a senior citizen in Whatcom County who lives with your grown children or with other members of a younger generation?
The Bellingham Herald wants to interview such seniors for an upcoming issue of its Prime Time publication.
If you are willing to be interviewed, or have questions about the idea, contact Dean Kahn at 360-715-2291 or dean.kahn@bellinghamherald.com.
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Senior citizens can visit the LeMay Car Museum in Tacoma on Jan. 23.
RSVP, a program of the Whatcom Volunteer Center, is recruiting volunteers 55 and older to help seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities.
Volunteer opportunities include helping neighbors with chores, yardwork, and home repairs; delivering food to those in need; offering companionship to a lonely senior; driving veterans and seniors to medical appointments and essential errands; and educating the community about the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program.
For more information, call 360-734-3055 or visit whatcomvolunteer.org/programs/rsvp.
Richland Senior Housing is celebrating the 10th anniversary for Tri-Cities Terrace 1 apartments at
2 p.m. Jan. 29.
The apartment complex has 59 independent living units for low-income seniors.
The Oscar Mayer Weinermobile will be at the Kennewick Senior Center from noon to 1:30 p.m. today during the Senior Center's annual Valentine Bingo and Dessert Social.
The 27-foot-long vehicle, used to promote the hot dog company, will be open to the public for tours and pictures. Free whistles will be given away.
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