Information fair held for area seniors

By Mon Valley Independent

By JEFF STITT

jstitt@yourmvi.com

Hundreds of senior citizens from the Mon Valley crowded the Sunset Room in Elizabeth Township last week for a free luncheon and information fair to discuss mental health awareness among seniors.

For the ninth year in a row, the Court Time Foundation held its Healthy Living & Giving Senior Outreach Day.

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