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MINDEN – In the wake of budget cuts, local councils on aging have taken a hit. Programs like the Webster Council on Aging’s meals and transportation services have not been fully funded for the coming year.
According to Patsy Dees, executive di

Representatives from the Webster Council on Aging recently met with 102-year-old Evelyn H. Miller at Savannah Court in Minden to receive a donation from the centenarian. The donation will be used to help meals and transportation services. Pictured are Council on Aging Executive Director Patsy F. Dees, Council on Waging Site Manager and Activities Coordinator Cindy Watson; COA advocate Sarah Haynes; and (seated) Evelyn Miller.
Fundraisers to help ‘Meals on Wheels’
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