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The commissioner of aging, Doris Moore, was not present at the meeting, so the question about the status of the senior center was fielded by Tyrone Hedgepeth, the Youth Department's recently appointed recreation program supervisor, who said he had no information but speculated that the major effort at the building was now on completing the renovation of the drill hall for the library. In response to a question about programming for a senior center, beyond the biweekly bingo games and yoga classes now on offer, committee member Tiffany Garriga (Second Ward) mentioned a health and beauty program that, for example, is teaching seniors to make their own soap from natural ingredients.
Garriga and committee chair Alexis Keith (Fourth Ward) explained that they and Moore were soliciting ideas for senior programming and anyone with an idea for an activity or program should present that idea to Garriga, Keith, or Moore.
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Throw Back Friday Feb.17,2012 http://gossipsofrivertown.blogspot.com/2012/02/providing-for-aged.html
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