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<br />you <br />home and resell it to a first-tinle honlebuyer. <br />you are thinking about selling your honle. <br /> <br /> <br />to your <br />at 612-339-0601, ext. 15, if <br /> <br />The City offers a Senior for homeowners who receive Retirenlent, <br />Survivors' Insurance or Disability Insurance under the Social Security Act. Seniors or <br />persons with a disability can call 651-490-2216 to see if they qualify for the utility <br />discount. <br /> <br />City staff pronlote progranls for seniors to improve their honles. Currently the City has <br />infonllation available about the Greater ~1inneapolis Council of Churches <br />To be eligible a person nlust be a honleowner who nleets inconle guidelines and be 60 <br />years or older or have a physical disability. To get an application, contact Code <br />Enforcenlent Officer Rick Talbot at 651-490-2234. Application deadline is May 15. <br />Look for additional infonllation in the upconling Roseville Wrap. <br /> <br /> <br />The Roseville Parks and Recreation Departnlent offers thousands of opportunities for <br />seniors. Progranls are available for all interests. Anlong the thousands of progranls, <br />nlany are specifically designed to meet the needs and interests of senior citizens. Parks <br />and Rec sponsors road trips for seniors. Pmiicipants take a luxury motorcoach for day <br />trips to Inuseums, theaters or shopping. They also offer weekend or longer excursions to <br />see other parts of the country. Recent Hips included Branson, IvIissouri and the New <br />England states. Call 651-415-2100 to leanl about travel opportunities. <br /> <br />Recreational Activities specifically for seniors include Senior Club #5, T' ai Chi Chin, <br />Over 50 and Fit, Bocce Ball, Bowling, Cribbage, Golf, Bridge and Taps for Older Adults. <br />These affordable activities are especially designed for anyone 60 years or older. Call <br />651-415-2100 to leanl nlore. Staff are always looking for new ideas and new interests so <br />if you don't find what you want, they will work with you. <br /> <br />The Roseville Area Senior Program, located at the Fairview Conlnlunity Center, offers <br />health and educational programs, transportation, senior dining, volunteer opportunities, <br />drop-in lounge, boutique, meals-on-wheels, social and recreational activities, support <br />groups, North Suburban Chorus and nlonthly newsletters for anyone 55 years and older <br />Call 651-604-3520 to leanl nlore about these progranls. <br /> <br />The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) will assist seniors and people <br />with low incomes to conlplete their 2002 taxes. Beginning February 4 until April 15, <br />2003, AARP will be in R00111 204, Fairvie\v Conl111unity Center, 1910 County Road B, <br />every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.nl. to 1 :00 p.m. to help with taxes. <br />AARP Tax-Aide is a free service supported by people in the c0111nlunity. It is available <br />to people of all ages \vith nliddle and low incomes, with special attention to those age 60 <br />and older. Call 651-415-2152 if you have questions. <br /> <br />City staff work with the Senior LinkAge Line. Staff refer seniors to their office for <br />specific help. Seniors Inay call 1-800-333-2433 for assistance on a variety of <br />transportation, housework or yard work assistance, nutrition and health needs, anlong <br />other services. <br />