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Council on Aging approves prior minutes, welcomes new member

The Lowell Council on Aging approved prior meeting minutes in October. Acting chair Maxine Farkas, standing in for absent Chair Richard Demers, presided over the meeting at which the board welcomed newly appointed member Erin Gendron and discussed ongoing efforts to secure Walgreens space for

Council on Aging Board · Meeting of January 12, 2026

LOWELL — The Lowell Council on Aging approved prior meeting minutes in October. Acting chair Maxine Farkas, standing in for absent Chair Richard Demers, presided over the meeting at which the board welcomed newly appointed member Erin Gendron and discussed ongoing efforts to secure Walgreens space for senior center expansion. Director Kimberly Gagnon reported on staffing changes and facility maintenance at the Lowell Senior Center.

The board confirmed funding for next year's Art Program and launched an outreach campaign targeting 26,000 seniors in Lowell, which began with a health fair on October 21 from nine a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

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Source: the Council on Aging Board meeting of January 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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