Council on Aging approves routine business, plans spring programs.
Sherborn Council on Aging reports strong spring program attendance, launches end-of-life planning initiative. The board heard from Treasurer Denise Orlando that Council on Aging finances remain in good condition with strong program attendance. Director Kristina Gallant reported Thursday Cafe
Council on Aging · Meeting of March 31, 2026
Sherborn Council on Aging reports strong spring program attendance, launches end-of-life planning initiative. The board heard from Treasurer Denise Orlando that Council on Aging finances remain in good condition with strong program attendance. Director Kristina Gallant reported Thursday Cafe averaging 20 to 25 attendees weekly and strong enrollment in Lifetime Learning courses including Politics (43 attendees) and History (averaging 31 to 38 per session).
The board announced an Annual Volunteer Appreciation Brunch May 21 and a Women's Retreat June 23 at Unity Farm for five dollars, and plans a "Graceful Journey" end-of-life planning program for May.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of March 31, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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