Senior Scope Feature Articles
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The Savvy Caregiver Program Returns this Fall
Starting on October 30 and running to December 11.
New Building Gives Marion COA a Second Act
The Marion Council on Aging is looking toward the future, including ways to improve the building for everyone.
Dartmouth Celebrates its Extraordinary Elders
“Yesterday’s Children: Wisdom of Our Elders” honors residents from Dartmouth who have displayed a lifelong service.
Easy Garden and Farm Salad
Take a tour of Grinnell Mansion’s garden in this new episode!
Senior Scope’s September Issue Out Now!
Read the latest issue online.
Watch our new Foster Grandparent Program video
Learn about Coastline’s Foster Grandparent Program in this new video!
Community TV Show Builds a Bridge Between Generations
A team of four amateur film makers have completed their first project.
Rochester Council on Aging Director Retires
Lally retired at the end of August, following 13 years as the director of the Rochester COA.
“Lunch and Learn” this September
Join us on September 4, 11, 18 and 25 at Brooklawn Park.
Senior Scope – August Issue Out Now
Read the latest issue on the web!
Salsa Fresca Chicken and Yellow Rice
Join Stephanie Boulay as she prepares chicken and rice.
Acushnet Art Show Features Decades of History
The show, now in its 60th year, hosted dozens of artists during the first weekend of June.
Mattapoisett Open House Explores Building’s History
The Mattapoisett COA held an open house, which incorporated a history lesson on the building.
South Coast Celebrates 50 Years of Stonewall
June is Pride Month, and one veteran of the Stonewall Riots visited the South Coast.
Senior Scope – July Issue Out Now
Read the latest issue on the web!
Here’s How to Ride the Bus
Looking for more info about the bus? You can call the administration office at 508-999-5211.
NB Resilient Takes a Person-Centered Approach to Climate Change
A new initiative in the City of New Bedford is taking a proactive approach to climate change.
State Officials Warn Citizens of Rampant Elder Abuse
State officials are urging the public to exercise caution when picking up the phone.
Apricot Basil Chicken Salad
Join Stephanie Boulay as she prepares apricot basil chicken salad.
UMass Dartmouth Nursing Students Learn About Elder Needs
UMass Dartmouth’s School of Nursing has teamed up with Coastal Neighbors Network to learn about elder care.
End-of-Life Planning Can Feel Complicated. Here are Some First Steps.
During a panel discussion at the Buttonwood Senior Center, five guest speakers explored a variety of end-of-life topics.
Community Effort Gets the Ball Rolling at Hazelwood
On July 9, the bowling green at Hazelwood Park relaunched with a lawn bowling clinic.
Mayor Mitchell: ‘We are Committed to Being Age-Friendly’
The Buttonwood Senior Center reopened after an extended period of renovations.
Boxers Take Aim at Parkinson’s Disease
A former pro boxer is helping those living with Parkinson’s disease knock out their symptoms in a new fitness class.
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