Series of Talks Set at West Fargo Public Library

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AARP North Dakota, working with the West Fargo Public Library (WFPL), has scheduled a series of presentations that address issues on the minds of older North Dakotans to be held at the WPFL, 215 3rd Street East. The programs are free, but online registration is requested.

 "Driven by feedback from library patrons, this fall's AARP series reflects our commitment to offering in-demand programming for West Fargo residents at every stage of life. AARP has been a great partner for many years, and we're excited to keep teaming up to deliver quality events for local seniors," says Heather Nesemeier, West Fargo Public Library Adult Services Manager.

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"It's great to work with Heather to present programs that will entice and educate people, while providing a social experience at the library. Our AARP volunteers enjoy working with a number of libraries across the state, bringing programs on fraud, brain health, and so much more," says Doreen Streyle, AARP ND Community Outreach Director.

Upcoming AARP programs at the West Fargo Public Library:



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