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 announced fall programs and service changes at its August 20 meeting. Members present were Lew Laskaris, Al Badger, Donna Joyce, and Lee Van Allen, with Administrator Rose Cogliano; Beatrice Green, Jacqueline Callahan, and Sandra Mott were absent.
Council on Aging votes to restrict dogs at facility. The Council on Aging voted 6 to 0, with 1 abstaining, to recommend a Select Board policy on dogs at the center after two seniors complained about barking and aggressive animals. Member Jacqueline Callahan noted the dogs in question are not
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