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Platteville Senior Center Grand Opening Q&A With Platteville Senior Center Staff & Participants Jill Goffinet, Program Coordinator

Q: How long has the Senior Center been closed? A: We closed on Friday, March 13th, 2020. Yes, Friday the 13th! Q: What has been the hardest part of being closed? A: The hardest part of the closure has been not having face-toface interactions with our seniors and worrying about how they would handle the isolation during COVID-19. Q: What are some of the programs the Senior Center has to offer to the seniors in our community? A: We have something for everyone at the Senior Center! Some of our most popular programs are yoga and strength building, live entertainment, and music, reading club, history presentations, educational and health programs featuring various professionals such as: talks from pharmacists, nutritionist, dieticians, and the consumer protection agency. We have also provided blood pressure and blood sugar checks. Favorite activities of the seniors include card games (Bridge, Cribbage, Euchre and Hand and

Foot, etc.), Bingo, dominoes, auctions, card making, crafts, painting, and cooking classes. We also have done a variety of themed parties such as: Pizza and Euchre, Skunk Euchre, holiday related, a “90+ Years Young” brunch and more. At the Senior Center, we also offer the opportunity for intergenerational activities with the Head Start program, which is conveniently also located in our building. We have been lucky enough to say that Alice in Dairyland has made an appearance. We have hosted a blood drive and have an exercise room with plenty of equipment to help our seniors stay active. We have taken day trips to theaters, Amana Colony, and on a Luncheon Boat Cruise. Q: What is being planned for the Grand Opening? A: We are considering the whole month of July our “Grand Opening” and have many activities planned all month. With being closed for such a long period of time, we are encouraging everyone over 50 to come see what we have to offer. We have put a great deal of time and effort into changing our look with new furniture and curtains and a fresh coat of paint. We have also added some new exercise equipment. We like to think of these changes as a “fresh start” for the Senior Center. Some of the many activities that may interest participants include playing cards, free Bingo with prizes, card making, an Alzheimer’s support group, educational programs, a ventriloquist, a pizza and Euchre tournament, music with Ken Killian and Terry Dillon and Vesperman Ice Cream Truck! We will be “Celebrating our Seniors”

at the 8th annual Senior Picnic, which will be held on Wednesday, August 18th at Community Evangelical Free Church. Details on all our upcoming events can be found on: The City website, Facebook, monthly Senior Event Calendar and Meal Menu in the Platteville Journal or Email peak@ platteville.org to sign up for our monthly e-newsletter.

Annie Schwingle Q: What was the hardest thing about not being able to come to the Senior Center during Covid?

Q: What are you most excited for with the Senior Center reopening? A: Upon the re-opening of the Senior Center, I am most excited to see what fun, exciting things Jill and Jon will add to the calendar. I am looking forward to sharing the delicious meals with others, discussing our troubles and joys with others who understand and care, and most of all I am looking forward to socializing with good friends again. Oh, and of course, the domino game!

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A: The Platteville Senior Center is home to many loving, decent, kind people. When I started going there with a good friend I was welcomed with such kindness and acceptance that I felt like I had known these people forever. I have made many good friends there and have grown to love and care about them. I missed seeing them in person although I did stay in touch with some of them through phone calls. I missed playing dominoes every Wednesday, bingo parties, crafts and the excellent programs that are offered. Companionship and socialization are important to senior citizens, especially those living alone. I feel I can say that those things were deeply missed by all those who attend the Platteville Senior Center.

Q: What was the hardest thing about not being able to come to the Senior Center during Covid? A: My wife Sally and I were new residents of Platteville and had established the Senior Center as our center of social relationships in the new area. Losing that was a blow then as Sally’s health started failing, we really missed the closeness of the many new friends we had made. Q: What are you most excited for with the Senior Center reopening? A: Now that I have been alone for five months, I really needed to start playing cards, domino’s and just visiting and catching up with other people. The Senior Center provided this. 

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Relieve neck pain and headaches

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Improve stability and balance to overcome walking limitations and prevent falls

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Recover from an injury or surgery

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Regain strength and range of motion

Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can fix today. The benefits of physical therapy are not just about recovering from an injury, but strengthening the body to prevent future problems. Physical therapy can help older adults maintain or regain strength and independence. Start enjoying improved mobility, less pain and overall well-being again. You may not need a referral to begin working with a therapist. Check with your insurance provider. Call 608.930.7147 to make an appointment. We provide convenient Physical Therapy Clinics in these communities: • Barneveld • Mineral Point • Dodgeville • Mount Horeb

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