Volunteers keep Patten pantry running
The Patten Community Food Cupboard is one of the newest members of the Aroostook Agency on Aging/Retired Senior Volunteer Program in southern Aroostook.
The Patten Community Food Cupboard is one of the newest members of the Aroostook Agency on Aging/Retired Senior Volunteer Program in southern Aroostook.
The Oakfield Seniors recently met at the home of member Arlene Friel for a potluck lunch and presentation by Christine McPherson, regional volunteer coordinator with the Aroostook Agency on Aging.
A well-known local father and daughter shared their artwork with the community and helped launch a new gallery that aims to connect senior citizens and younger generations through art.
A grand opening for the Artists for Aging exhibit at Aroostook Agency on Aging, featuring the works of two local artists, will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 1.
Malcolm Palmer, age 96, was presented with an original commemorative cane certifying him as the town of Island Falls’ oldest resident, in a small ceremony held Friday, Sept. 17, at the Island Falls Historical Society.
Healthy Living for ME recently welcomed Central Aroostook Association as a new community provider within the organization.
Two area businesses have teamed up to support the Meals on Wheels program of the Aroostook Agency on Aging.
The Aroostook Agency on Aging staff and volunteers will host several group classes, informational sessions and events developed to help older persons and their care partners succeed and thrive in their own homes.
One of Maine’s leading citizens traces her residence in Caribou to the abundance of ragweed in New York in the 1930s.
Kathy McCarty of Washburn and Cathy Kierstead of New Sweden have recently joined the Aroostook Agency on Aging as members of the volunteer services team.