Local members of the Alliance for Retired Americans meet at 10 a.m. Sept. 11 at NYSUT Headquarters to learn how to live long, healthy lives.

Members of the Central New York Alliance for Retired Americans will come

together to learn the basics of taking charge of their own health and

longevity.

Stating that, “America also has a health crisis,” community leader, Karen Hanford, promises a half hour talk that will put the solution to staying

healthy into the hands of the individual.

“Americans are a resilient, resourceful people ready to face challenge and

change,” Hanford said. “The solution to the healthy lifestyle is a version

of “Back to the Future,” readopting nutritional practices that have led to

longevity and excellent health in past populations both here and abroad.”

The session will include a fast paced half hour talk with equal time for

give and take and questions. No notebook or pen required, handouts available

at no charge.

Contact:

Central NY Alliance for Retired Americans Chair

Jerry Lotierzo at [email protected] – 315-243-9823

Karen Hanford, [email protected] 315-673-3549

NYSUT (New York State United Teachers) Office

Brittonfield Office Park, East Syracuse, NY

Take Route 481 (N or S) to Exit #7, Bridgeport Exit – At

the end of the ramp take a right and then a quick left into Brittonfield

Office Park. The NYSUT office is the third building on the right with

parking available in the rear of the building.

Note:

Sycamore Hill Gardens will be open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 20 to benefit ST. CAMILLUS for info&directions:.sycamorehillgardens.com/