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500 CardsLet's Play!Play 500, every Wednesday, 12:30 - 4:30 pm in Conference Room I at DEC. Cost: $1.00 payable day of to the vounteer coordinator.Activities
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BOO BINGOGathering GroundsNewSpecial Edition BINGO! Wear a costumer and join our sponsor, Norbella. We'll play a few games, share a few laughs and win a few prizes. No cost to participate in BINGO, but you must be registered and on our roster to play. We'll follow our BINGO games with some Halloween Treats thanks to our sponsor xxxxxxx Feel free to drop in after BINGO at 2 pm for socializing.Fall 2025
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BSC BINGOGathering GroundsNewBINGO is back on the schedule! Join our sponsor, Kingsley Shores. We'll play a few games, share a few laughs and win a few prizes. No cost to participate, but please register.Fall 2025
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BSC Boutique VendorSpecial EventsBe a vendor at the Burnsville Senior Holiday Bootique and Bake Sale! Start the holiday season with us! This event is much loved by our seniors, the folks at Diamondhead and community members. Sloppy Joe Lunch Sales begin at 10:30 am. Vendors keep what they make that day. Tables provided. Proceeds from this event benefit the BSC. Please join us. Thursday, October 23, 2025 9 am-2 pm Spot fee $40Fall 2025
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BSC FriendsgivingGathering GroundsNewJoin us for "Friendsgiving"- a community dining experience at the Burnsville Senior Center. Enjoy an oven roasted turkey dinner and all the fixings, buffet style. Space is limited, reserve your space today. Provided in partnership with Perkins Restaurant and the Burnsville/Savage Lions Club.Fall 2025
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Blood Pressure ChecksHealthcare Services/OpportunitiesArbor Ridges visits the Burnsville Senior Center on the 3rd Monday of each month between 11:30 am and 12:30 pm to provide free blood pressure checks. No appointment necessary, just stop by.Activities
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Books R Us 2025-2026Clubs and Common InterestsThe Books R Us Club meets the 3rd Monday from 1 - 3 pm, year around in the Senior Center at Diamondhead. Book Club discussions are supported by the Dakota County Library system. Call 952-707-4120 for more information or to RSVP.Activities
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Card TournamentSpecial EventsCard Tournament week is October 20-24. Pre-register and pay to play. $5/type of card game to enter.Fall 2025
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Coffee Talk - A Fond FarewellCoffee TalksNewStatistics show that 70 percent of us are unprepared in one or more areas of personal responsibility in planning. Hear about innovative, creative and proper funeral preplanning. Learn about funeral options, laws regarding at home funeral arrangements, and cost comparisons. Plan ahead: Think outside the box. Pre-registration is required. Presenter: Jeanne McGill-Preplanning Specialist and Mary Frances Price- Elder Law Attorney Sponsor: The Rivers Retirement CommunityFall 2025
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Coffee Talk - Before & After the FuneralCoffee TalksNewAfter the loss of a loved one, numerous questions arise. By understanding the pre and post-funeral processes, you can effectively plan ahead to lessen the burden on your family and gain peace of mind for yourself. Before the funeral, around 65 decisions need to be addressed, such as payment responsibilities, service types, notifications, and family needs. Post-funeral, considerations include bill payments, managing possessions, Will existence, asset transfer, and if probate is necessary, how long will it take? Join us for answers and information. Register in advance. Presenters: Mary Frances Price, Elder Law Atty and Jeanne McGill, Preplanner Sponsor: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of MNFall 2025
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Coffee Talk - Downsizing BasicsCoffee TalksNewDownsizing from your home of many years might feel like an overwhelming task. How do you honor a lifetime of memories while reducing the amount of 'stuff' you take with you to your next home. Hear from industry professionals who will provide suggestions and ideas for ways to reduce belongings that you may not have considered. Presenters: Rhonda RoseMary works for a company that helps seniors transition from one phase of living to another. Sponsor: Norbella Senior LivingFall 2025
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Coffee Talk - How to Write & Update a Health Care DirectiveCoffee TalksNewPresenter: Lauren Harding - Fairview Health Services Have you ever wondered who will communicate your preferences for your health care when you are not able to yourself? We provide straight-forward information on how to complete or update a legal document called a health care directive. In this session we will walk you through the basics - what to do and what not to do when your doctor, your lawyer or your family member gives you a blank document to complete. Pre-registration required.Fall 2025
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Coffee Talk - Medical Assistance & Veterans BenefitsCoffee TalksNewJoin Mary Frances Price, an accredited elder law attorney who will address medical assistance, VA aid and attendance benefits. It is important to anticipate your future needs, including long-term care and the associated costs. Can you ensure money saved during a lifetime of hard work will be enough to cover medical and long-term care expenses? Are there other resources available to help? Can you gift money to your children? Will your home be taken when you go into a nursing home? Did you know that Veterans or their spouses can receive up to $1,949 of tax free money to supplement their income to pay for health care costs at home, in assisted living facilities and in nursing homes? If you or your spouse served in the military during a wartime period (WWII, Korea, Vietnam, etc.) and you meet certain financial and health criteria, you could be eligible for this additional income - even if you did not retire from the military! Pre-registration is required. Presenter: Mary Francis Price Elder law attorney Sponsor: BrightStar CareFall 2025
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Coffee Talk - Save The FoodCoffee TalksNewDiscuss ways you can meal plan and store your food so you can keep it from going bad and prevent food waste. Good for you and good for the planet! Cassidy Carlisle is a Dakota County recycling coordinator with the City of Burnsville. She is passionate about keeping Earth's natural resources clean and free from toxicity by diverting recyclable materials and recovering those that can be reused. Sponsor: Leading Choice Home HelpersFall 2025
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Coffee Talk - Wills & Powers of AttorneyCoffee TalksNewSo you want to plan ahead and get your legal documents in order, but do you know where to start and what documents you will need? What is the difference between a will and a trust? Do you really need a Power of Attorney and a Health Care Directive? Mary Frances Price is an accredited elder law attorney who will help alleviate all confusion on these issues. Sponsor: The Rivers Retirement CommunityFall 2025
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Coffee Talk- Are You Strong Enough?Coffee TalksNewLearn about the benefits of physical activity and chronic health conditions that can be managed with exercise. Physical activity is known to improve certain health factors and the quality of life in older adults with individualized care. Presenter Mallory Helle- Licensed Physical Therapist. This talk is sponsored by Fox Rehabilitation which provides outpatient physical, occupational and speech therapy at home.Fall 2025
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Coffee Talk- Peripheral NeuropathyCoffee TalksDo you experience tingling, numbness, or burning sensations in your hands or feet? You may have Peripheral Neuropathy. Peripheral neuropathy occurs when peripheral nerves are damaged. Reduce the symptoms of neuropathy or reverse it without the use of medications, injections or surgery. Learn what to treatment mistakes to avoid so you will have success treating your neuropathy.Fall 2025
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Coffee Talk-Dietary Choices for Healthy LivingCoffee TalksNewDietary Choices for Healthy LivingMaking healthy food choices is important for maintaining good health, but doing so consistently can be challenging. When we add factors like habits and cravings, chronic health conditions, food sensitivities, cooking for one or two, and managing holiday meals, it can be difficult to know where to start. Join us for a discussion on practical tips and strategies to help you navigate these challenges and maintain a balanced diet. Be sure to bring your dietary questions. Presenteer: Krystal Simmer, Clinical Dietitian Sponsor: Martin Luther Campus - Senior Living & Care in BloomingtonFall 2025
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Coffee Talk-Navigating Support ResourcesCoffee TalksStart the conversation with your loved ones. Home care services work with you wherever you call home. We'll hear about non-medical home care resources and services that make life easier for seniors and their families. As your needs change, your services can too. We'll talk about cost, payment options, types of services and more. Then we'll address the many myths around hospice care. Hospice is not about giving up. As we learned through President Jimmy Carter, it's about living your life to the fullest with the time you have left. Learn when, where, and how hospice can support you. Join us and invite your loved ones to attend with you. Light refreshments provides. Free to attend, please register in advance. Presenters: Deanna Bienniek of St Croix Hospice and Vitaly Salo of InHom Senior Care Sponsor: Real Life CooperativeFall 2025
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Coffee Talk-You Don't Know What You Don't KnowCoffee TalksNewDecisions facing seniors and their adult children can have significant financial and emotional impacts. Seeking guidance from the right resources can help. Sometimes no matter how well you plan, you are taken by surprise. Jeanne McGill, Certified Preplanner and Mary Frances Price, Elder Law Attorney, share real-life stories that provide valuable insight to help you make better and more informed decisions. Sponsor: MN HospiceFall 2025
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Sank63 (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)CribbageLet's Play!Drop in to play Cribbage. The games play from 9:30 am- 12:30 pm right outside of Conference Room 1. Cost $1.00 is payable to the Cribbage Volunteer Coordinator each day you play.Activities
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Duplicate BridgeLet's Play!Duplicate Bridge meets on Tuesday afternoon. $1 each week of play payable to the volunteer coordinator.Activities
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EuchreLet's Play!Euchre is an excellent social game comprised of two player teams who work together to take tricks. It's popularity in the Midwest stems from the German speaking immigrants who introduced the game of 'juckerspiel' in the late 19th century. Euchre meets every Monday. A small fee of .50 is payable to the volunteer coordinator each week of play.Activities
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Fall Festival!Gathering GroundsWelcome Fall to the Burnsville Senior Center. Play a few games like cornhole, enjoy some popcorn, a hot dog and music! Advanced registration required. Free to attend. Hot Dogs and Popcorn available for purchase.Fall 2025