Council OKs Oldest-Resident Policy, Members Resign
Mendon's Council on Aging adopted new eligibility rules for the town's oldest-resident recognition and absorbed the departures of two longtime board members.
Mendon's Council on Aging adopted new eligibility rules for the town's oldest-resident recognition and absorbed the departures of two longtime board members.
Mendon Council on Aging reelects its co-chairs and moves to loosen food pantry rules. Members unanimously returned Earl Pearlman and Peg Nogueira as co-chairs and reaccepted Carol Kotros as treasurer, leaving the secretary's seat vacant until October.
Mendon Council on Aging advances AARP-funded digital literacy program and overhauled meeting procedures at its July 3 session.
Mendon's Council on Aging moved toward twice-monthly food pantry service and received a progress report on a fully approved $15,000 technology grant at its June 17 meeting.
Mendon's Council on Aging heard a detailed four-site cost analysis for a new senior and community center, with estimated total project costs ranging from $10.3 million to $15.2 million depending on location.
Mendon Council on Aging votes $100 farewell gift as longtime Minstrels coordinator steps down. Director Amy Wilson Kent said health issues — "knee replacements, a meniscus tear, a stroke for one person, eye problems" — led Dave Clinkman to resign after roughly 17 years leading the senior chorus.
Mendon Council on Aging flags fire-safety gaps, touts $30,000 in volunteer value.
Mendon Council on Aging flags ADA gaps at senior center, eyes new building.
Mendon Council on Aging reports record food pantry donations, weighs grant deadlines.
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