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A huge shout-out to King City Senior Village for being a Main Course Sponsor of the Juanita Pohl Center Meal Program! Your support allows us to continue to provide healthy and affordable meals to our older adults. Thank you from the Juanita Pohl Center! https://www.kingcityseniorvillage.com/
A huge shout-out to King City Senior Village for being a Main Course Sponsor of the Juanita Pohl Center Meal Program! Your support allows us to continue to provide healthy and affordable meals to our older adults. Thank you from the Juanita Pohl Center! https://www.kingcityseniorvillage.com/
A huge shout-out to King City Senior Village for being a Main Course Sponsor of the Juanita Pohl Center Meal Program! Your support allows us to continue to provide healthy and affordable meals to our older adults. Thank you from the Juanita Pohl Center! https://www.kingcityseniorvillage.com/

Published on: 12/24/2025

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A huge shout-out to King City Senior Village for being a Main Course Sponsor of the Juanita Pohl Center Meal Program! Your support allows us to continue to provide healthy and affordable meals to our older adults. Thank you from the Juanita Pohl Center! https://www.kingcityseniorvillage.com/

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