Here's What You Need to Know There is always so much to do when you move. This checklist will help you to quickly navigate a few important, but often dreaded, tasks related to relocating. Update your Drivers License If you have a valid Washington driver license, you have ten days after you move to change your address. A new card with your updated address will cost … [Read more...] about New to Thurston County?
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Harbor Heights 55+ Community Offers Exceptional Living
It’s the best of all worlds for Larry Nelson and Sheryl Beck Nelson who call Harbor Heights their home. The residential community in the heart of Olympia’s Market District offers an upscale, energizing lifestyle. After selling their house in Lacey, Sheryl and Larry traveled extensively. Returning to Olympia meant staying in a hotel or Airbnb. They traded the contents of their … [Read more...] about Harbor Heights 55+ Community Offers Exceptional Living
Dickey’s Helps Seniors Who Want to Age In Place
While a survey found that 92% of homeowners aged 60 to 75 want to stay in their homes as they age, only 10% are equipped with the accessibility features needed for older adults with limited mobility. According to Mark Barton, President and Production Manager at Dickey’s Remodel & Repair in Olympia, “We sort of stumbled into Aging in Place by accident when a client was … [Read more...] about Dickey’s Helps Seniors Who Want to Age In Place
Chefs for Seniors of Tacoma and Olympia
Mary has always enjoyed cooking and her passion has been a huge part of the success at Chefs for Seniors. She was working in the business for two years when she learned that the owner would be retiring and in January 2025 she took over the business. “I chose to take it over because I really do believe in what this service provides. I had a very close relationship with my own … [Read more...] about Chefs for Seniors of Tacoma and Olympia
Senior Services is Going Over the Edge – Again
If you missed last year’s Over the Edge challenge with Seniors Services , you have another chance on June 28. Last year, thirty intrepid adventurers were roped up and rappelled down the side of the Washington State Gambling Commission’s four-story building at The Hub in Lacey. The previous fundraiser was so successful, it is being brought back with even greater excitement. … [Read more...] about Senior Services is Going Over the Edge – Again