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FREE INFORMATION SESSIONS FOR ADULTS & SENIORS from the Senior, Youth & Leisure Department Thursday, April 29 10:00 am - Livingston Senior Community Center THE SIX MUST HAVE DOCUMENTS & WHY MOST LEGAL DOCUMENTS DON'T WORK Joe Zingone, an economist and author who has written 6 books, will present “The Six Must Have Documents & Why Most Legal Documents Don’t Work” at the Livingston Senior Community Center on Thursday, April, 29 at 10:00 am. Unfortunately, 95% of retirees don’t have these “Must have” legal documents. For many, this will cause tremendous problems down the road. Attendees will learn the free steps to take today to avoid a mess. There is no fee for the information session and all are welcome. Each attendee will be entitled to a free e-book, Survivor’s Guide, written by Mr. Zingone. Monday, May 3 10:00 am - LSCC SUSTAIN YOUR BRAIN: REDUCING THE RISKS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE The Senior, Youth & Leisure Service Department is offering a one-hour seminar by Angel Duncan on "Sustaining Your Brain Power." Ms. Duncan has an extensive background in adult psychiatry and Alzheimer’s disease. She is a public speaker and professional trainer in art therapy with diverse populations. The program will present an overview of Alzheimer’s disease versus normal aging, the ten warning signs of the disease, and tips to keep your brain fit and reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. There is no fee for the program and all are welcome and encouraged to attend.