York City promotes safety panel and 'Medicare Demystified' sessions at Martin Library
November 10, 2025 | York City, York County, Pennsylvania
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Speaker 1, a city official, invited residents to two Martin Library programs.
The first, a panel titled “Does My Safety Matter?,” is scheduled at Martin Library (159 East Market Street) on Thursday from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and lists panelists Jamie Noeple, Patricia White, Sam Dorm, Sarah O'Brien and Officer Reinert; a light supper will be served.
The second is a ‘Medicare Demystified’ presentation next Monday from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. at Martin Library to explain Medicare, compare plans, and provide assistance on upcoming changes. Speaker 1 described the session as a chance to "learn about Medicare, what it can do for you, what it can't, what kind of changes are coming up, comparing the different plans, and getting assistance in looking at Medicare".
Why this matters: Both events address public-information needs—community safety concerns and health insurance literacy for older residents or others approaching Medicare eligibility.
No formal city actions were taken during these announcements.
The first, a panel titled “Does My Safety Matter?,” is scheduled at Martin Library (159 East Market Street) on Thursday from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and lists panelists Jamie Noeple, Patricia White, Sam Dorm, Sarah O'Brien and Officer Reinert; a light supper will be served.
The second is a ‘Medicare Demystified’ presentation next Monday from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. at Martin Library to explain Medicare, compare plans, and provide assistance on upcoming changes. Speaker 1 described the session as a chance to "learn about Medicare, what it can do for you, what it can't, what kind of changes are coming up, comparing the different plans, and getting assistance in looking at Medicare".
Why this matters: Both events address public-information needs—community safety concerns and health insurance literacy for older residents or others approaching Medicare eligibility.
No formal city actions were taken during these announcements.
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