. Beginning in April, join Weston Council on Aging to learn more about Dementia and Alzheimer’s, and what you can do if someone you know and love is diagnosed with either. All four seminars are presented in webinar (online format) and you must register to attend. Weston community members of all ages may want to attend in order to get
Read more. The Board of the Council on Aging today announced the imminent arrival of Joan Ingersoll, who will become the Weston COA Director on March 20. Most recently, Joan was the Director of the Council on Aging and Human Services in Carlisle and previously served as Assistant Director of the Council on Aging and Human Services in Lincoln. The following information
Read more. Join the monthly COA Local and Global Discussion Group of the Weston Council on Aging on March 9 for an update on Ukraine a year after the Russian invasion. Professor Alexandra Vacroux, Executive Director of the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard, will return to the COA to talk about whether or not economic sanctions have
Read moreThe Council on Aging is bringing Salvador da Bahia to Weston on Thursday, February 9 from 11 am to 12 pm. Join a tour guide on a walking tour (ummm online, obvi) of Pelourinho, what the COA terms as “the old town center” of Salvador, the capital of Bahia, the fourth largest (by population) state of Brazil. Pelourinho is in
Read moreFor the WCL’s February Outreach, the group will be hosting a Valentine’s Day Luncheon for Weston’s Council on Aging on Friday, February 10 from 12-1:30 p.m. at the Weston Recreation Center. Please note that the WCL is halfway through a re-branding effort that has some items with “Women’s” Community League and some with “Weston” Community League, the latter being the
Read moreThere are a number of Weston Titan families–if you don’t know who they are, well, you may be in luck in the future as I have beseeched the Danforth siblings to do a series of profiles in the Owl. While waiting for our attorneys to hammer out the final details (no, not really), here’s your chance to meet Nick Danforth,
Read moreHave you ever planned a crime and wondered if you could get away with it? What? Not me, never ever, not even after Town Meeting. umm. Just so you all know, we do offer a Forensics class at Weston High School and it is one of the most popular by far. Makes you think, no? In any case, if you
Read moreThe Council on Aging of Weston is celebrating the New Year with a colorful and beautiful art exhibit by Anjana Bhargava. Save the date now for an artist’s reception and talk on Wednesday, January 25 from 10:30-12. Please note that this exhibit will be hung around January 19 and is not yet open for viewing. +++ Come see the unique
Read moreOn Thursday, December 8 at 1:15 pm, the Local and Global Discussion Group of the Weston Council on Aging will discuss the mid-term elections, which are widely viewed as a referendum on President Biden’s performance. Major topics are likely to be the economy, inflation, the cost of energy, abortion, and immigration, although there are likely to be others. All are
Read moreThe timely subject of changing demographics will be taken up at the November 10 meeting of the Local and Global Discussion Group of the Weston Council on Aging, The meeting is hybrid – participants may join either in person or via Zoom. It will be led by longtime group member Graham Atkin who has had an interesting travel life –
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