The AARP You ve Earned a Say Bus Tour a Huge Hit in Maine
The AARP You ve Earned a Say Bus Tour a Huge Hit in Maine Advocacy
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“This was such a great opportunity for people of all ages to make their voices heard on these critical programs,” said AARP Maine State Director, Lori Parham. “Mainers of all ages came out to talk with us about their concerns and to complete their You’ve Earned a Say questionnaires. In just three days we were able to reach a lot of people.”
Footage of the event was covered by several media outlets including out of Portland and Bangor and out of Bangor.
On Oct. 4, AARP Maine was also a sponsor of the Maine Women’s Policy Center’s senatorial debate held at USM featuring five of the candidates for the US Senate seat. The lively discussion was moderated by Anne Schink of ABS consulting and focused on a wide range of issues including health care and economic security.
Across the country, AARP is taking the debate about the future of Medicare and Social Security out from behind closed doors in Washington and bringing it into the hands of Americans everywhere with the You’ve Earned a Say tour. In addition to the tour, State Director Parham will be spending several days in the county hosting You’ve Earned a Say voter education forums co-sponsored by the Aroostook County on Aging. Participants will have a chance to hear about AARP’s 2012 which feature candidate responses to AARP’s questions on health and financial security as well as some of the options to protect Social Security and Medicare in the future.
If you live in Aroostook, please join us: Monday, Oct. 22
Noon – 1 p.m. Shriners Club
398 Houlton Road, US Rt. 1, Presque isle, ME
Tuesday, Oct. 23
10 – 11a.m. Fort Kent Senior Citizen Center
10 E Main Street, Fort Kent, ME
Noon – 1 p.m. Forever Young Senior Citizens Center
291 Newberry Drive, Madawaska, ME
Wednesday, Oct. 24
10– 11a.m. Shiretown Motor Inn, 282 North Road, Houlton, ME
Refreshments will be served. No RSVP is necessary.
To volunteer in You’ve Earned a Say activities in Maine, send us an email at , call us at 1-866-554-5380, or visit us on .
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The AARP You ve Earned a Say Bus Tour a Huge Hit in Maine
AARP Maine has engaged tens of thousands of Mainers in the discussion about the future of Social Security and Medicare, but on Oct. 4, 5, and 6, the AARP You’ve Earned a Say tour engaged hundreds more in Portland, Bangor and Bath.See Also:
“This was such a great opportunity for people of all ages to make their voices heard on these critical programs,” said AARP Maine State Director, Lori Parham. “Mainers of all ages came out to talk with us about their concerns and to complete their You’ve Earned a Say questionnaires. In just three days we were able to reach a lot of people.”
Footage of the event was covered by several media outlets including out of Portland and Bangor and out of Bangor.
On Oct. 4, AARP Maine was also a sponsor of the Maine Women’s Policy Center’s senatorial debate held at USM featuring five of the candidates for the US Senate seat. The lively discussion was moderated by Anne Schink of ABS consulting and focused on a wide range of issues including health care and economic security.
Across the country, AARP is taking the debate about the future of Medicare and Social Security out from behind closed doors in Washington and bringing it into the hands of Americans everywhere with the You’ve Earned a Say tour. In addition to the tour, State Director Parham will be spending several days in the county hosting You’ve Earned a Say voter education forums co-sponsored by the Aroostook County on Aging. Participants will have a chance to hear about AARP’s 2012 which feature candidate responses to AARP’s questions on health and financial security as well as some of the options to protect Social Security and Medicare in the future.
If you live in Aroostook, please join us: Monday, Oct. 22
Noon – 1 p.m. Shriners Club
398 Houlton Road, US Rt. 1, Presque isle, ME
Tuesday, Oct. 23
10 – 11a.m. Fort Kent Senior Citizen Center
10 E Main Street, Fort Kent, ME
Noon – 1 p.m. Forever Young Senior Citizens Center
291 Newberry Drive, Madawaska, ME
Wednesday, Oct. 24
10– 11a.m. Shiretown Motor Inn, 282 North Road, Houlton, ME
Refreshments will be served. No RSVP is necessary.
To volunteer in You’ve Earned a Say activities in Maine, send us an email at , call us at 1-866-554-5380, or visit us on .
Cancel You are leaving AARP.org and going to the website of our trusted provider. The provider’s terms, conditions and policies apply. Please return to AARP.org to learn more about other benefits. Your email address is now confirmed. You'll start receiving the latest news, benefits, events, and programs related to AARP's mission to empower people to choose how they live as they age. You can also by updating your account at anytime. You will be asked to register or log in. Cancel Offer Details Disclosures