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VNA Care Choices, our home-based supportive palliative care service, is for patients living with a serious illness, focusing on a person’s quality of life while they have the freedom to continue seeking medical treatment.

VNA Hospice Care focuses on living life to its fullest with the dignity and respect they deserve.

VNA Hospice Care focuses on living life to its fullest and treating our patients and families with the dignity and respect they deserve.

VNA Care Choices, our home-based supportive with a serious illness, focusing on a person’s quality continue seeking medical treatment.

Be sure to check out to our podcast, Aging Well with Apple Podcasts by scanning the QR code.

Aging Well with VNA. You can listen on our website or on

Be sure to check out to our podcast, Aging Well with VNA. You can listen on our website or on Apple Podcasts by scanning the QR code.

VNA Hospice Care focuses on living life to its fullest with the dignity and respect they deserve.

Be sure to check out to our podcast, Aging Well with Apple Podcasts by scanning the QR code.

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By Denise York

The Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 5-14 has been in existence nearly as long as the lake itself, having originated in the 1970s. The Auxiliary is a volunteer organization and was established by Congress in 1939 and operates under the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard.

The primary mission of the Auxiliary is to promote and support recreational boating safety which includes assisting in search and rescue efforts, maritime domain awareness, underway operations, marine safety, public education and vessel safety examinations for both recreational and commercial craft. In addition, flotilla members develop specialty skills to fulfill roles as radio operators, web masters, computer specialists, pilots, public affairs specialists and language interpreters.

They serve as a force multiplier for the active duty Coast Guard and assist them during normal and emergency situations in nearly every mission undertaken. A commonly used descriptive title is “America’s Volunteer Lifesavers.”

Flotilla 5-14 has a headquarters located in Tool and meet there at 10 a.m. the third Saturday of every month. Their headquarters is where boaters can take the Boating Safety courses.which are required for boaters born Sept. 1, 1993 or later who operate a powerboat powered by a motor of more than 15 hp, a personal watercraft (PWC) commonly known as a jetski or a windblown vessel over 14 feet long.

After successful completion of the course, a certificate is issued which must be carried on board the vessel to be shown to law enforcement when asked. The course also offers an in-depth look at boating safety, and many insurance companies offer discounts to boaters who successfully complete the course.

Topics include:

• Introduction to Boating – Types of power boats, boating vocabulary, sailboats, paddle boats, powering boats, and engine types.

• Boating Law – Boat registration, regulations, hull identification numbers, required safety equipment, Federal boating law, state boating law, and reporting accidents.

• Safety Equipment – Life jackets, fire extinguishers, soundproducing devices, visual distress signals, anchors, and other safety equipment.

• Safe Operation and Navigation – Buoys and beacons, aids to navigation, navigation rules, docking, and the dangers of alcohol on the water.