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The Cache Citizen
Serving Logan, Utah (Cache County)Vol. 1, No. 5
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USU Extension asks Utahns 55 and older to take a healthy-aging survey

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LOGAN - Utah State University Extension is asking Utah residents 55 and older to fill out a short survey to help it plan programs for an aging population, according to a USU Today announcement posted Oct. 30.

The survey covers retirement plans, social engagement, community programs, physical activity, food access, sexual health and financial literacy. Cris Meier, a USU Extension community resource and economic development specialist who is leading the effort, said it should take about 10 minutes.

The survey link is in the USU Today announcement. Extension county offices offer local programs in agriculture, nutrition, food preservation, financial well-being and 4-H.

Why this matters

Cache County residents 55 and older can help decide what health, wellness and money classes Extension offers in the years ahead, by answering a survey that takes about 10 minutes.

Source: USU Today, "OK, Boomers & Gen Xers: USU Extension Would Like to Hear From You" (Oct. 30, 2026).

Drafted by AI from the linked public source. Approved by The Cache Citizen Editor, Jeffrey Wallace.

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