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AARP Utah is proud to continue a tradition started during COVID in early 2020, our Tele-Town Hall events. During COVID when older Americans were isolated in their homes and in desperate need of trustworthy pandemic information, AARP responded with a digital-age update of an old American tradition: a call-in town hall meeting.

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Join AARP Utah’s webinar series to help you make the best decisions on topics that matter most as we age. This live, three-part series features experts from AARP Utah University. Webinars are about 60 minutes long, including a Q&A session. You can attend one - or all of these free classes, but registration is required. Sign up by visiting one of the links below!

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Join AARP Utah’s webinar series to help you make the best decisions. This live, three-part series features experts from AARP Utah University. Webinars are about 90 minutes long, including a Q&A session. You can attend one - or all of these free classes, but registration is required. Sign up by visiting one of the links below!

By LaRee Jones, AARP Area Coordinator

With the Utah House failing to support SB164 Healthy Utah during a committee hearing Wednesday night—advancing HB446 Utah Cares instead—hundreds rallied at the capitol Thursday, March 4, in support of Governor Herbert’s bill. AARP Utah State Director joined legislators, religious leaders, citizen advocates, and health professionals to ask, "What's the hold up?" His comments are below: