Council on Aging reviews programming for local seniors
Council on Aging discussed its programming and services for town seniors. The bowling program offers free play for Oak Bluffs residents, with participants covering lunch costs and gratuity. An activity audit showed 626 residents have participated in weekly exercise programs at the Center.
Council on Aging · Meeting of September 17, 2026
OAK BLUFFS — Council on Aging discussed its programming and services for town seniors. The bowling program offers free play for Oak Bluffs residents, with participants covering lunch costs and gratuity. An activity audit showed 626 residents have participated in weekly exercise programs at the Center.
Trainer Lauren Bagnall is developing a Matter of Balance class for Winter 2027. The Council also operates the Shine program to assist seniors with Medicare questions and form completion. President Lew Laskaris led the September 17 meeting with members Al Badger and Lee Van Allen present; Beatrice Green, Jacqueline Callahan, and Donna Joyce were absent.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of September 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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