Council on Aging

Manchester-by-the-Sea Council on Aging advances senior center with three-million-dollar federal grant bid. Director Mary Miner reported 193 people served year-to-date with 1,648 units of service, and council members were directed to lobby Sen. Markey's office for federal funding. An architectural

Council on Aging backs Senior Center funding plan with multiple grant applications. The Executive Board met April 8 to discuss Warrant Article 6, which requests $350,000 from Recreation Department funds for design and pre-construction planning of a new Manchester Senior Center in the Masons

Manchester Council on Aging learns Senior Center redesignated as community space with $7 million cost. Director Mary Miner reported on ongoing programming including lunch activities, museum trips, and AARP tax preparation services, while one van driver retired and per diem coverage continues. The