Lowell Council on Aging Board unanimously approves April minutes. Director Kimberly Gagnon reported the June Heritage publication is on track with input due early in the month. Board members discussed a stalled legislative proposal that would add $200,000 to the Behavioral Health Outreach for Aging
Council on Aging board approves prior minutes and reviews senior center challenges. Acting Director Aurora Erickson reported the new Heritage publication will be ready in June, while board member Maxine Farkas disclosed the city's worsening budget and noted that other municipal senior centers
The Council on Aging Advisory Board held its monthly meeting to address Senior Center operations and an unresolved lease dispute. The board unanimously approved prior minutes and learned that the Senior Center's original 20-year lease has expired with more than one million dollars owed to owner
Council on Aging Board approves prior minutes, hears heritage newsletter vendor transition update. Aurora Erickson, sitting in for Director Kimberly Gagnon, reported that the COA's printing vendor was acquired and a replacement has been secured pending Law Department review. Chairperson Maxine
The Lowell Council on Aging Advisory Board unanimously approved its December 8 minutes and received updates on facility infrastructure and programming. Director Kimberly Gagnon reported that cameras are now operational with access via internet and tablet, though Chairperson Richard Demers
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
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