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HUB hosts zombie apocalypse story contest

People ages 16 and younger are invited to enter the HUB Center for Seniors' zombie apocalypse story contest, and the winning entry will be broadcast during the nonprofit's second Zombie Apocalypse Drive Thru on Oct. 30.

The story must be 500 to 1,000 words and must be set at The HUB; it also must include a tentacle monster and spiders.

The winning entry will be published in a pamphlet that will be distributed at the event. The winner will also receive a basket with candy and other items valued at more than $250.

The entries must be dropped off at the center at 111 N.E. Old Belfair Highway by Oct. 5 or emailed by that date at [email protected]. For more information, call 360-275-0535.

The HUB has speakers on Thursdays. A representative from Intercore Physical Therapy will talk about staying safe and preventing falls through posture and conditioning at 1 p.m. today.

A representative from the North Mason Regional Authority at 1 p.m. Sept. 30 will talk about preventing falls and offer home safety tips.

One attendee will receive a free life alert valued at more than $150 that the department will install.

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Gordon Weeks, Reporter

Shelton-Mason County Journal & Belfair Herald

 

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