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Haymaker Farmers’ Market Trip with the 51���� of Well-Being

• Did you know Portage county’s oldest producer’s only farmers market is right in your backyard?! 
• Let the 51���� of Well-being guide you on your first trip to stock up on yummy, prepared foods, locally grown fruits and veggies, fresh cut flowers, roasted coffee, handmade soaps, art and more! 
• Walk around to learn about the local farming community and meet friendly local makers.
• Meet us at our Well Hut tent at the DeWeese Health Center parking lot to hop on the free trolley, get

IT Welcome Tent

• Welcome to 51����! Stop by the IT Welcome Tent to discover free tech resources available to help you succeed in school! 
• Learn how to get free Microsoft Office, Adobe Express, TechHelp support, tech training, and much more. Our team is here to answer your questions and get you connected. 
• Visit their to explore IT Services for students at 51����! Go Flashes!
• Will be on Eastway and Library from 9:00 a.m.

The provides the training necessary to enter this growing field where compliance professionals design and implement comprehensive programs to identify potential risk areas, develop policies, train staff, evaluate effectiveness and conduct investigations.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Compliance is accredited by the Compliance Certification Board (CCB)®.

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Whether you’re in the health care field, education, or social services, you have the power to address disparities in LGBTQ+ health by deepening your understanding of the unique health needs and challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals and communities.

Phishing campaigns using text messaging have recently been on the uptick. Users receive a text message supposedly from a supervisor or someone known and trusted.  Typically, these come from unknown phone numbers.

One way to protect yourself is to not respond to the message unless you know that the message is authentic.

Please report any suspected fraudulent texting to the FTC at

Protect your community by reporting fraud, scams, and bad business practices.