Miami Lakes Committee Focuses on Senior Healthcare and Activities

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee delved into several issues affecting the senior community, with a primary emphasis on healthcare support for those without insurance and the organization of social activities, including field trips and bingo events. The committee also tackled logistical concerns such as the verification of residency for program participants and the upcoming hurricane season preparedness.

Miami Lakes Plans Event to Empower New Business Owners

Overview: The Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee is preparing for an event aimed at empowering new business owners within the community. This event, scheduled for September 20th, is set to offer a wealth of information on resources, useful business knowledge, and the benefits of conducting business in the Miami Lakes area. Key topics under consideration for the event include human resources, taxes, accounting, compliance, and the unique advantages local businesses enjoy.

Reading Council on Aging Debates Senior Center Site Selection

Overview: The Reading Council on Aging’s recent meeting centered on the critical deliberations concerning the future location of a new senior center, a topic of high community interest due to its potential impact on the environment, historical sites, and the town’s finances. With three primary sites under consideration—Pleasant Street, Oakland Road, and Simon’s Way—the council weighed the benefits and concerns associated with each. The meeting also saw the proposal of a permanent building committee to further examine the project, alongside discussions of a special town meeting and the engagement of community members in the decision-making process.

Miami Lakes Committee Plans Law Enforcement Appreciation Event

Overview: The Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee recently held a meeting that spanned a variety of topics, with the focal point being the organization of a law enforcement appreciation event. The committee members laid out a plan to distribute light-up blue cards and tea lights to local businesses, HOAs, schools, and houses of worship as a sign of appreciation and to raise awareness for the initiative. This initiative is part of a broader effort to support public safety officers and highlight the importance of law enforcement in the community.

Newbury Council on Aging Discusses Outreach and Upcoming Events

Overview: In a recent Newbury Council on Aging meeting, the board focused on community outreach efforts and the introduction of new programs at the center. A member detailed a successful recruitment campaign aimed at involving more senior citizens in the Council’s activities. The campaign included distributing newsletters and schedules of events to encourage participation from seniors, especially those who return from winter locations and might be unaware of the ongoing programs.