The Harvard Council on Aging Board of Directors unanimously approved an updated mission statement incorporating intergenerational issues and adopted four goals for fiscal year 2027. At the August 18 in-person meeting, Margaret Murphy was elected Chair, with Joseph Schmidt as Treasurer and Pauline
The Harvard Council on Aging Board of Directors unanimously approved its treasurer and director reports, confirming near-complete fiscal spending and recent program successes. Director Debbie Thompson highlighted a 90th birthday celebration, an ice cream social scheduled for June 24, and a movie
Harvard Council on Aging approves minutes, hears director's program report. Director Debbie Thompson reported expanded activities including a new Chair Yoga class, an "Honoring Loved Ones" bereavement program, and a community-building talk that drew 20 attendees. The board learned that board member
Harvard Council on Aging board approves February minutes and operational reports. Director Debbie Thompson reported on housing assistance, upcoming lithium battery and Irish cultural programs, and a Volunteer Luncheon set for April 24. The Council's finances remain strong, with the board currently
Harvard Council on Aging affirms finances and names recruitment deadline. The board unanimously accepted the Treasurer's Report on a "fairly healthy" fund balance and approved prior minutes. Chair Margaret Murphy noted potential impacts from town funding adjustments and signaled consideration of
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