Council on Aging

Shirley Council on Aging approves April minutes, explores summer programs and looming leadership change. The five-member board unanimously backed prior meeting minutes and discussed whale watch and museum trips, while Hans Onsager advanced talks with Theo's Market in Littleton over produce

Shirley Council on Aging advances June board elections after approving prior minutes. Chair Marie Elwyn will step down after her second term expires; Secretary Laurie Witherell will remain for a second term. Director Amy Leonard reported partnerships with Springdell Farms for $25 senior produce

Shirley's Council on Aging met without a quorum on March 9, preventing formal votes. Despite the shortfall, the board confirmed approval to hire a part-time kitchen worker for six hours per week beginning July 1, following successful budget discussions. Members Laurie Witherell and Marie Elwyn

Shirley Council on Aging unanimously approved January minutes and voted to move forward with program and facility upgrades. Chair Laurie Witherell and Director Amy Leonard will attend the March 7 Budget hearing; instructor Judith Viviano will teach Mahjong in May at either Monday 1–3 p.m. or