Senior Scope Feature Articles
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Most Americans want to age in place
“Our purpose is to help people age in community.”
EOEA Secretary Chen speaks on Older Americans month
Mass. EOEA Secretary Chen talks to Senior Scope for Older Americans month.
Project Independence celebrates 40 years, new leadership
In June, Karen Maciulewicz officially retires from 36 years at Project Independence.
Quality sleep is crucial to good health
Sleep affects our hormone levels, influencing how hungry we feel.
Do you qualify for your spouse’s benefits?
You may be able to receive Social Security benefits on your spouse’s record.
Local Memorial Day events 2022
Several town events are being planned for Memorial Day this year.
Breathing better increases peace of mind
Breathing through difficult postures or challenges in life can help us get through them with more ease.
Celebration of Seniors returns June 17
Join us June 17 for an information-packed morning for older adults.
Know your rights for unexpected rental increases and more
When you are facing a rent increase, you have several options.
Join us to celebrate A Taste of Spring on May 19
Enjoy a night out, refreshments, & a farm tour at Round the Bend Farm.
The Way We Were
Remembering days past.
Read April’s Senior Scope now!
Senior Scope’s latest edition is available online!
Celebrating Meals on Wheels
Celebrating Meals on Wheels in style!
Know your rental rights now
When you are facing a rent increase, you have several options.
Dartmouth renames senior center to honor Maria Connor
The Connor Center for Active Living recognizes Connor’s dedication to supporting older adults.
School Committee and Coastline deliver books to school
The successful drive collected more than 350 children’s books.
Protéjase usted, a su familia y a su comunidad del COVID-19
Obtenga más información en mass.gov/CovidVaccine.
Protect yourself, your family, and your community from COVID-19
Seven steps to staying healthy.
Transit grant application process opens April 29
Two virtual trainings will be held in April.
Preventing Elder Abuse
Elder Protective Services investigates reports of abuse to elders.
Senior Scope’s March 2022 Edition Out Now
Senior Scope’s latest edition is available on the web!
The Way We Were
Route 6 westbound traffic in 1956.
1972-2022: Senior nutrition programs celebrate 50 years of success
Senior nutrition programs are being celebrated this month as the national program turns 50-years-old.
What St. Luke’s Hospital Trauma Center means for the South Coast
Time is critical in traumatic injuries.
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