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Community Notes
 Jul 22, 2026

MSU Extension’s Mobile Memory Café

MSU Extension’s Mobile Memory Café, led by Program Manager Lisa Brachwitz, will host a free Brain Health & Dementia Education Drop-in Event at the Glasgow Senior Citizens Center Thurs. August 27th from 11a.m. – 1p.m. The event is designed to help community members learn practical strategies for maintaining brain health at any age, gain a clearer understanding of dementia, & explore caregiving resources available to support individuals & families. This is open to all community members, caregivers & professionals. For more information, contact Lisa Brachwitz, 406-994-3904.

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