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ISU Dental Hygiene Clinic is scheduling

appointments for patients. Anyone interested in having a

teeth cleaning, X-rays, examination or fluoride may

call 282-3282 for an appointment. Services offered

at a reduced cost.

Dance Lessons Community

Recreation Center

Classes include ballet, tap, jazz,

creative dance, hip hop,

cheer, tumbling and gymnastics for

ages 3 and older. Class tuition is $20 per month. Info

232-3901

SEICAA Meals on Wheels

If someone you know could benefit from a home delivered meal and a friendly visit, please contact

Meals on Wheels

233-9677

Southeastern District Health Department Tobacco Cessation

Support Group Meetings are held monthly, and open

discussion about quitting strategies, success stories

barriers, relapse prevention, are discussed. Meetings are held at the Health

Department, 1901 Alvin Ricken Drive. Info call

Traci 478-6316

Citizens Urged to lock Vehicles The Pocatello Police are

encouraging citizens to lock and secure their

vehicles. Reports of vehicle thefts have risen in recent months, with

many of the vehicles being stolen while the car is left

running, unlocked and unattended. Be proactive

protecting your property by keeping vehicles and other

valuables locked up!

Community Recreation Center Swim Lessons

Classes are held M/W or T/Th for four weeks at 5:30, 6 or 6:30pm. Preschool (3-5) and Levels 1-6 for 6 years of age &

up Call 232-3901 for

info

BINGO! BINGO! BINGO!

Fridays 1:00pm

Senior Activity Center

(427 N. 6th Avenue) Come Join the Fun!

233-1212

Senior Activity Center

Every Thursday Night @ 7:00pm Sing to your heart’s content

for a $2 donation!

Family and Couples Counseling

ISU Family Education and Counseling Center

Counseling is typically used by those experiencing difficulties in their relationships. Counseling provided by interns from the department. Cost is $10 per

session or a sliding fee is

available. Info call 282-3156

Medication Take-Back Drop Off Your

Unwanted and Expired Medication

What to bring: Expired/unwanted

prescriptions Over-the-counter

medications Veterinary Medications

Herbs & Vitamins

Bannock Humane Society General Meeting

Second Friday at 6:30pm 850 Barton Road

All current and potential members are

welcome to attend! Info 232-0371

Ongoing Medication Take-Back

Locations

Pocatello Police Department 911 North 7th

Avenue Chubbuck Police Department

5160 Yellowstone Avenue Bannock County Sheriff

5800 South 5th Avenue

Info 234-6256

Items Not Accepted NO syringes,

needles/sharps, lancets NO bio-waste of any type NO aerosol cans

NO thermometers

NO hydrogen peroxide

NO business waste

Chi Kung class at Pocatello’s Community

Recreation Center

Thursdays, 7:45 to 8:45pm This stretching

class will teach how to stretch and strengthen muscles, tendons and ligaments. Great for senior citizens or anyone looking for

something new. Info 232-3901

Bannock Humane Society’s Foster and Healthy Animal

Program These programs promote

spay/neuter for all companion animals. Spay or neuter surgery at local clinics

DOGS- 1st year rabies and distemper/parvovirus vaccines

CATS – 1st year Rabies and Distemper/Upper Respiratory

vaccines Cats are adoptable for $70 and Dogs are for $90. Pets for the Elderly allows anyone 60 years or older to adopt a foster animal for

$50. Program can be started Wednesday nights between 7 and

8pm. Info 232-0371 leave a message.

Online Class for Private Well Owners Learn how to manage, operate, and protect your private well in order to maintain a safe drinking water for your family. These online seminars teach homeowners the basics and

are available on the Private Well Website www.privatewellclass.org

Participants can sign up anytime. Info Shannon

[email protected]

Online Class for Private Well Owners

It’s a wonderful opportunity to stroll

around Old Town. The artwork will

be varied and should have

something to interest

everyone!

Pocatello Neighborhood Housing Services Free

Class First Step to Home Ownership Orientation at 12

noon every Wednesday 206 N. Arthur Ave. Call

232-9468 to reserve a

seat.

Bannock Humane Society Show & Tell Adoption Day

2nd Saturday of each month Noon to 4pm 850 Barton Road

Lots of great pets you can meet and

adopt! Info 232-0371

Learn About Your Housing Rights

Idaho has a new resource to help you understand your rights under the Federal Fair Housing Act. Four videos help viewers understand

the basics of fair housing, recognize discrimination, report possible violations and promote accessibility. To learn more go to

fairhousingforum.org

Portneuf Towers/Christensen

CourtsIf you are 62 years of age or

disabled you may qualify for a federally subsidized apartment

at Portneuf Towers or Christensen Courts. Apts are 1 bedroom or 2 with efficiencies such as carpet, drapes, range, fridge and air

conditioning.

Portneuf Towers/Christensen

Courts A few units are fully

accessible for disabled individuals.

Applications are being taken at the Housing Authority of

Pocatello 711 N. 6th Avenue

233-6276

Swing kids – Learn to Swing Dance!

Tuesdays

7pmBengal Café – Pond Student Union

Free instruction and practice in Country Swing, Jive/East Coast

Swing, Jitterbug, Night Club Two Step, West Coast Swing,

Line Dance and MORE!

Season of Note presenting a full range of entertainment! Tickets $20 to $51 call 282-3595 or visit

www.isu.edu/tickets

March 7, 7:30pm William Joseph with

Teton Chamber Orchestra

William’s sound, which is described as “cinematic

pop’ has earned this young performer a growing number of fans who appreciate what he

brings to his live performances and

to his most recent album titled Beyond.

April 8, 7:30pm Neil

Diamond-The Tribute: Featuring

Rob GarrettHe is America’s No. 1 Neil

Diamond tribute artist. Garrett manages to naturally capture the presence, passion and energy of

the legendary Neil Diamond.

Community Recreation Center Fall and Winter

Public Swim 144 Wilson Avenue Public Swim Saturdays, 1 to 4pm and Monday-Thursday, 7 to 9pm. Admission: $5 adults,$3 for seniors (60+) and for children (6-17) and

$2.25 for children under age 5. Monday Family Night special with

half price admissions. 232-3901

Adult Children of

Alcoholics Meeting

Sundays @5pm Aid for Friends Building (555 South 1st Avenue)

Information: Martin - 307-371-8731

For tickets to the Idaho State Civic Symphony concerts call 282-3595

or go to

www.isu.edu/tickets or visit the Stephens Performing Art

Center Monday through Friday 10:00am to 4:30pm

Pocatello Community Media

Community Access Television Bringing you local programming since

1977!

Idaho Senior Legal Hotline is a

statewide, toll-free, client access system for people 60

years of age or older. It is designed to help

seniors obtain free legal assistance

with civil legal problems. If you need help call

1-866-345-0106

Be A Foster Parent! For information call Children & Family Services

239-6200

Fridays 2-5pm at the

Student Union near the

Canoe Room.

All ages & levels are welcome! Free Instruction Equipment provided.

Info Ernie 234-0244

Help us in the fight against Medicare fraud and abuse!

Did you know that as much as 10% of

national health care spending is due to waste, fraud and abuse? For more info on how

you can prevent Medicare fraud call Area V Agency on Aging

233-4032 Ext. 33

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) is a non-profit organization that trains and provides

support services to Volunteer Guardians who are appointed by a judge

to ensure that abused, neglected or abandoned

children in the court system are provided, safe, nurturing

and permanent homes. Become a CASA volunteer! Info 232-

2272

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes

The classes will teach students to read, write, and/or speak better

English Info call 282-3279

Pocatello Senior Center

The center is located at

427 North 6th

Avenue. Info call

233-1212

You are invited to join them for lunch starting at 12:00pm!

Tuesday, March 3

PozoleBeef Tacos (Hard or

Soft)Spicy Rice

FruitDessert

Pocatello Senior Center Lunch Menu

Wednesday, March 4

Turkey TetrazziniItalian Salad

FruitGarlic Bread

Birthday Cake

Pocatello Senior Center Lunch Menu

Entertainment: Gene Galloway

Thursday, March 5

Finger Steaks/SauceAu Gratin Potatoes

VeggiesFruitRoll

Dessert

Pocatello Senior Center Lunch Menu

Friday, March 6

BBQ Pork on a BunHawaiian Baked Beans

Calico CornFruit

Dessert

Pocatello Senior Center Lunch Menu

Monday, March 9

Egg BakeSausage Patties

Pecan Coffee CakeV8

Fruit

Pocatello Senior Center Lunch Menu

Activities at Craters of the Moon

www.nps.gov/crmo/208-527-1335

Visitor Center Open daily from

8am to 4:30pm View exhibits and audio-visual

presentations to learn more about your national monument. Check out the bookstore

for unique gifts or show shoe rentals.

Climbing Wall at the Community Rec

Center

is open Monday through Friday from 5 to 9pm

and Saturday from 1 to 4:30pm. An employee

will teach climbing safety basics and monitor/distribute

equipment. Equipment is loaned out free-of-

charge.

Do you feel you have

been discriminated against?

Call 234-6985 for help.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-TALK

FRIENDSHIP CLUB INC. Helping People in

Recovery

A place of recovery, spirituality and hope! 745

South 1st 232-9565 www.sites.google.com/site

/ thefriendshipunityclub

ISU Psychology Clinic

Admitting New Patients

Services: Panic/Anxiety, depression or other emotional

disorders, parent-child and family therapy,

relationship treatment and substance abuse treatment. Info

call 282-2129

FREE FamilyWize Prescription Drug Discount

Cards are now available at United Way of SE Idaho to assist

people with the cost of their prescription drugs. Most local

pharmacies accept the discount

drug cards. They have no usage limits, age

requirements or registration forms. To find out more call 232-

1389

Bannock County Extension 2015 Master

Gardener Class Series Begins January

27Classes will be held on Tuesday evenings from 6 to 9pm at the

Bannock County Extension office at the Fairgrounds. There will be

14 classes and topics covered including: Botany, Soils, Entomology (insects),

Bannock County Extension 2015 Master

Gardener Class Series Begins January

27Plant Diseases, Vegetable Growing, Trees & Shrubs, Pruning,

Fruit Growing, Weeds and Pesticides, Landscape Design, and Lawn Care. Suitable for all levels of gardeners. Class fee $50. Call

Robert 236-7311 for more info or to register.

Bannock Youth Foundation

Suicide Hotline

1-800-949-0057

Available 24 hours a day

Artist Scott Berger Art Exhibit ISU

Oboler Library Through January 31

Berger’s art includes portraits, landscapes, street scenes, and

maritime subjects in vibrant hues and startling clarity. He enjoys capturing “moments in

time,” people, places and objects that will never be exactly the same again. Public

invited to view the exhibit.

Web for updates on road and weather conditions, emergency closures and access to tourist information. And remember to

BUCKLE UP!

Plan ahead! Before heading out on the state’s

roadways, dial 511 or visit

511.idaho.gov on the

Idaho Project Filter offers

FREE Nicotine Patches, Gum, &

Lozenges to tobacco users looking for help in kicking the nicotine

habit. They are available by calling 1-800-QUIT-NOW or

go to www.idaho.quitnet.co

m

Love Cats and Dogs?

Make a difference! The Bannock Humane

Society, an all volunteer organization needs your help!

Work at Fundraisers * Serve on

Committees * Answer phone messages *

Foster Animals Call 232-0371 mailbox

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Paint and Pay as You Go Pocatello Art Center

(444 North Main) Karen Wardle

Wednesdays, 9am to 12 Noon Pennie Wolf Thursdays, 1 to 4pm

Bob Beason Tuesdays, 9 to 12 Noon Beginners to

advanced students!

Info call 232-0970

Community Recreation center adds Zumba to

its fitness schedule

Monday at 6:30pmTuesdays at 6:30pm

Other classes: Aquacise, Cardio/Tone, Chair Fun, Pilates, Boot Camp,

Step and yoga. Schedules at the Community Recreation Center.

Info 232-3901

Japanese Karate

Community Recreation For children 6-13

years Program is designed to improve children’s motor skills and enhance their ability to pay attention and it offers a strong foundation in essential

character qualities such as respect. Info 232-

3901

Gate City Ladies ClubMeet the first Tuesday of the

month at 10:00 AM at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd 215 N. 18th Ave. in Pocatello 

Call Lynn at 232-0359 for more information

AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPSHope for families & friends

of alcoholics

Information 232-2692

ASSE International Student Exchange Program is seeking

local host families for boys and girls from a

varietycountries around the world. Students are 15 to 18 years of age, and would like to come to this area for the upcoming high school year or semester. There are many students to choose

from, call 1-800-733-2773 to find out more!

ESSENTIAL AND EMERGING ARTISTS

Monday – Friday at 2:00 pm

on KISU 91.1 FM

AVOID SCAMS!

Remember: The IRS does NOT initiate taxpayer communications

through e-mail.

If you receive an email from the IRSDO NOT click any links

or open any attachments!

AVOID SCAMS!

If you receive a suspicious call or letter from anyone

claiming to be from the IRS, contact 1-800-829-1040

to determine if the IRS has a legitimate need to contact you

Animal ServicesDepartment

Grand Open House!

The public is invited to join the Animal Services Department

March 4 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. There will be a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m.

followed by tours, door prizes and refreshments.

For more information, call 234-6156

March 4, 20158:00 am - 2:30 pm

Idaho State UniversityPond Student Union Building

Registration Fees$10/Student

$20/CommunityRegister by February 25

For More Information, Call 282-2454

Locations may vary and typically include

20 to 25 businesses and galleries.

Visit www.oldtownpocatello.com the morning of Art Walk for a complete

list of participating locations.

First Friday Art

WalkMarch 6th from 5pm-8pm


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