Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging approved routine prior minutes and heard a feasibility pitch for adaptive reuse of the abandoned Middle Haddam School into affordable housing for older adults. Attorney Brian Corvo, representing Vesta Corporation, outlined a preliminary plan requiring town sale of a

Commission on Aging approves prior minutes and reviews mid-summer operations. Chair Eric Rosenberg, MD, reported Senior Services activity for June 17 through July 9 included 997 in-person attendees, 53 out-of-town guests, 9 hours of social services, 154 transportation trips, and 77 volunteer hours.

East Hampton Commission on Aging Expo Working Group approves planning framework. The group, chaired by Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski, has secured approximately 24 vendors and finalized a speaker roster featuring medical professionals, attorneys, and wellness practitioners for a September wellness

Commission on Aging addresses budget cuts and housing policy. Chair Eric Rosenberg, MD, and Vice Chair Cindy Craig urged members to email Town Council and Finance Board members by June 12 advocating retention of a full-time Senior Center position after the June 2 budget referendum failed; the Board

The East Hampton Commission on Aging's Expo Working Group unanimously approved $160 spending for double-sided lawn signs promoting a November 7 health and services expo at East Hampton High School. Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski, chair of the session, and members including Jean Sundstrom and David