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Councils on aging, senior centers, and services for older residents.
Sunday, November 1, 2026 · 12:00 PM · In Person – Other
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Dunstable's Council on Aging released its October newsletter detailing CodeRed sign-up, weekly luncheons, a November excursion, Bingo night, free exercise classes and a new councilor on Oct. 29.
A Council on Aging and Senior Services survey of 595 Amherst residents found most older adults rarely use town senior programs, even though 73% plan to spend their senior years in town. The town released five priorities to address low engagement, costs and facility needs.
Dunstable's Council on Aging previews November programs and welcomes a new councilor. From our own coverage: Council on Aging previews November programs. Also in today's brief (3 items): Mail ballots due before polls close Nov. 3; Community Preservation Committee holds hearing Nov. 4.
Everett's new free electric van program for seniors is now accepting riders. From our own coverage: Mayor announces free electric van service for seniors.
ORR Junior High plans 33rd annual Thanksgiving dinner for Tri-Town seniors Nov. 22. From our own coverage: Route 6/105 safety work set to begin; Water main project to pause for winter.
Dunstable's Council on Aging previews November programs and welcomes a new councilor. From our own coverage: Council on Aging previews November programs. Also in today's brief (3 items): Mail ballots due before polls close Nov. 3; Community Preservation Committee holds hearing Nov. 4.
ORR Junior High plans 33rd annual Thanksgiving dinner for Tri-Town seniors Nov. 22. From our own coverage: Route 6/105 safety work set to begin; Water main project to pause for winter.
State election polls open at the Senior Center. Also in today's brief (5 items): State election polls open at the Senior Center; Historical commission set to vote on grant requests; Board of Health to weigh sewer deferral requests; Preservation panel weighs Monument Road land funding.
Gloucester High School seniors get a new opportunity to train in biotech skills this fall.
COA offers free sand buckets to seniors. Also in today's brief (2 items): COA offers free sand buckets to seniors; Coffee hour talk tackles aging mental health.
State election polls open at the Senior Center. Also in today's brief (5 items): State election polls open at the Senior Center; Historical commission set to vote on grant requests; Board of Health to weigh sewer deferral requests; Preservation panel weighs Monument Road land funding.
COA offers free sand buckets to seniors. Also in today's brief (2 items): COA offers free sand buckets to seniors; Coffee hour talk tackles aging mental health.
Everett's new free electric van program for seniors is now accepting riders. From our own coverage: Mayor announces free electric van service for seniors.
Survey finds most Amherst seniors rarely use town programs despite plans to age in place. From our own coverage: Contractor paving eight town roads this week; Senior services survey finds engagement gap.
Gloucester High School seniors get a new opportunity to train in biotech skills this fall.
Planning Board closes senior housing hearing. From our own coverage: Planning Board closes senior housing hearing; Finance Committee endorses $1.68 million CPA funding.
Survey finds most Amherst seniors rarely use town programs despite plans to age in place. From our own coverage: Contractor paving eight town roads this week; Senior services survey finds engagement gap.
Planning Board closes senior housing hearing. From our own coverage: Planning Board closes senior housing hearing; Finance Committee endorses $1.68 million CPA funding.
Superintendent Michael S. Nelson and Principal Silas Coellner announced that Old Rochester Regional Junior High School will host its 33rd annual Thanksgiving Dinner for senior citizens from Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester on Nov. 22.
Old Rochester Regional Junior High School will host its 33rd annual Thanksgiving Dinner for senior citizens from Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester on Nov. 22, with 300 tickets available through local Councils on Aging.
The Stow Council on Aging released its November Senior Scoop newsletter, with registration for most listed activities opening Nov. 2. The COA also announced holiday closures for Veterans Day and Thanksgiving.
Old Rochester Regional Junior High School will host its 33rd annual Thanksgiving Dinner for Tri-Town seniors on Nov. 22, with 300 tickets distributed through each town's Council on Aging.
The Massachusetts Council on Aging gave Ashland Senior Center its Innovation of the Year award for a new Digital Literacy Lab built with a $25,000 grant. The lab offers accessible equipment and new classes, including computer skills, digital literacy, writing and virtual exploration programs.
Council on Aging fitness class Oct. 30. From our own coverage: Free rides offered for early voting Oct. 30.
Ashland Senior Center wins state innovation award for its new $25,000 digital literacy lab. From our own coverage: ZBA grants two variances for Olive Street house; Downtown trick-or-treat draws record turnout.
Ashland Senior Center wins state innovation award for its new $25,000 digital literacy lab. From our own coverage: ZBA grants two variances for Olive Street house; Downtown trick-or-treat draws record turnout.
Council on Aging fitness class Oct. 30. From our own coverage: Free rides offered for early voting Oct. 30.
Mayor Van Campen launches free electric van service for Everett's older adults. From our own coverage: Mayor launches free electric van service for seniors.
Mayor Van Campen launches free electric van service for Everett's older adults. From our own coverage: Mayor launches free electric van service for seniors.
The Wayland Council on Aging's Oct. 29 newsletter announced new weekly Technology Help appointments starting next week and a new beginning Mah Jongg class starting in December, along with reminders about Election Day and a Nov. 3 Curious Minds talk.
Everett Mayor Van Campen announced the launch of a free all-electric van service for older adults in the town.
Senior bootcamp fitness class meets Thursday. Also in today's brief (18 items): Senior bootcamp fitness class meets Thursday; Senior exercise class offered Thursday morning; Tai chi class offered at senior center; Grafton Middle School holds book fair.
Senior bootcamp fitness class meets Thursday. Also in today's brief (18 items): Senior bootcamp fitness class meets Thursday; Senior exercise class offered Thursday morning; Tai chi class offered at senior center; Grafton Middle School holds book fair.
Goshen Council on Aging board meets today at 1 p.m. at town hall. Also in today's brief (3 items): Muscle strengthening class set for seniors; Monthly knitting and crafts group meets Nov. 4; Library book club picks true crime novel.
Belchertown Senior Center will serve a Halloween brunch for seniors at 11:30 a.m. Friday.
Belchertown Senior Center will serve a Halloween brunch for seniors at 11:30 a.m. Friday.
Goshen Council on Aging board meets today at 1 p.m. at town hall. Also in today's brief (3 items): Muscle strengthening class set for seniors; Monthly knitting and crafts group meets Nov. 4; Library book club picks true crime novel.
Mendon's Board of Health voted to tighten its senior trash-discount program, cutting the qualifying household size from four residents to two and creating a new appeal process.
Mendon's Board of Health voted to tighten its senior trash-discount program, cutting the qualifying household size from four residents to two and creating a new appeal process.
Clinton's Council on Aging flagged carriage house cost overruns and a nearly depleted ARPA fund. The center's director told the board the carriage house renovation's $30,000 contingency is fully spent, with overages now drawn from the formula grant "which we're supposed to use for the seniors."
Clinton's Council on Aging flagged carriage house cost overruns and a nearly depleted ARPA fund. The center's director told the board the carriage house renovation's $30,000 contingency is fully spent, with overages now drawn from the formula grant "which we're supposed to use for the seniors."
The Winthrop Board of Health heard a Senior Center update and put off a disposable-items policy for another year.
The Winthrop Board of Health heard a Senior Center update and put off a disposable-items policy for another year.
Acushnet's Council on Aging will offer seniors rides to the polls for the Nov. 3 election. From our own coverage: Town sets schedule for Nov. 3 election; Seniors can get rides to polls Nov. 3.
Senior center hosts Chasing Spirits event Wednesday. Also in today's brief (4 items): Senior center hosts Chasing Spirits event Wednesday; Council on aging hosts Zendoodle session Thursday; Council on aging women's singing group meets Thursday; Senior center plans Halloween brunch Friday.
Princeton's Council on Aging opens Tuesday with pickleball, chair yoga and bridge for seniors. From our own coverage: Spooky Walk setup seeks volunteers Saturday.
Princeton's Council on Aging opens Tuesday with pickleball, chair yoga and bridge for seniors. From our own coverage: Spooky Walk setup seeks volunteers Saturday.
Orange suspends senior van service while officials weigh a future senior center. Also in today's brief (2 items): Council on Aging suspends senior van service; Wheeler Mansion lists for $1.147 million.
Fall sports enter senior night stretch. From our own coverage: Fall sports enter senior night stretch.
Senior center panel takes up Halpert plaque costs. From our own coverage: Senior center panel takes up Halpert plaque costs; Flag subcommittee sets new meeting dates.
Senior center panel takes up Halpert plaque costs. From our own coverage: Senior center panel takes up Halpert plaque costs; Flag subcommittee sets new meeting dates.
Orange suspends senior van service while officials weigh a future senior center. Also in today's brief (2 items): Council on Aging suspends senior van service; Wheeler Mansion lists for $1.147 million.
Senior Games and luncheon set for Wednesday. Also in today's brief (6 items): Senior Games and luncheon set for Wednesday; Bone Builders exercise class meets Wednesday morning; Nurse wellness check offered Wednesday morning; Regional planning group meets Wednesday afternoon.
Acushnet's Council on Aging will offer seniors rides to the polls for the Nov. 3 election. From our own coverage: Town sets schedule for Nov. 3 election; Seniors can get rides to polls Nov. 3.
Senior center hosts Chasing Spirits event Wednesday. Also in today's brief (4 items): Senior center hosts Chasing Spirits event Wednesday; Council on aging hosts Zendoodle session Thursday; Council on aging women's singing group meets Thursday; Senior center plans Halloween brunch Friday.
Senior Games and luncheon set for Wednesday. Also in today's brief (6 items): Senior Games and luncheon set for Wednesday; Bone Builders exercise class meets Wednesday morning; Nurse wellness check offered Wednesday morning; Regional planning group meets Wednesday afternoon.
Fall sports enter senior night stretch. From our own coverage: Fall sports enter senior night stretch.
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