Investment Basics
Most of us imagine retirement as a happy time, a reward for a lifetime of hard work, full of possibilities and potential. Americans are living longer, healthier lives than ever before. So for some of us retirement will make up a full third of our lives, which means our retirement assets will have to do more for us over a longer period of time. This makes planning for our retirement essential. Join David Hahn, CFS Financial Advisor, to learn more about having enough income in retirement.
The seminar will be held from 5 to 6 p.m., Tuesday at Gantt Financial Center, 2465 Executive Park Blvd., Fairborn. The seminar is free and open to the public.
Must pre-register; to register go to https://www.cvent.com/c/ calendar/94e7d392-bac5-430ba53e-72a3392fbc3a.
On Saturday, June 8, the all-volunteer organization, Little Miami River Kleeners are organizing a “Clean Sweep” – volunteers from across the Miami Valley will come together to walk and canoe in an effort to clean up the Little Miami River Watershed, designated as an American National and Scenic River – one of three in the state of Ohio.
The cleanup will take place from as far north as John Bryan State Park in Clark County, continue through Greene County, and end at Caesar’s Creek in northern Warren County.
The mission of the all-volunteer, grass-roots conservationist group, organized by Hope Taft, aims to “enhance the quality of life on the private and public lands along the Little Miami River by promoting the protection of the Little Miami River, stimulating the public interest in the Little Miami River, and encouraging the preservation of the heritage, cleanup and restoration of the Little Miami River.”
Following the clean-up effort, volunteers and community members alike are invited to join in the festivities at Bellbrock Park, in downtown Bellbrook, for the River Festival, from noon to 3 p.m. The River festival, in partnership with Bellbrook Sugarcreek Park District, will feature information from local conservation groups, live music, a free catered picnic lunch, provided
‘Clean Sweep’ river