Upper Shore Aging News Today

On Nov. 14, representatives from nonprofit organizations that provide health and wellness services to residents of Caroline County gathered for breakfast and a presentation of grant awards from the Caroline

ANNAPOLIS — Funding for the Maryland Department of Aging is expected to remain flat over the coming year, according to Maryland Secretary of Aging Carmel Roques.

Upper Shore Aging has announced the appointment of three new board members: Pamela Limberry of Cordova, Rev. L. Herbert “Herb” Cain of Chestertown and Kevin Moran of St. Michaels.

Talbot County Senior Center at Brookletts in Easton recently held a ribbon cutting to open its upgraded computer lab.

Upper Shore Aging recently announced its new Board of Directors Executive Committee members. These members include Kay Brodie of Chestertown (president), Corey Pack of Easton (vice president), Mary Celeste Alexander

Upper Shore Aging was recently awarded a 2023 Thome Aging Well grant to support the expansion of its diabetes education program for seniors. The goal of the grant project is

DENTON — During its Aug. 15 and Aug. 22 meetings, the Caroline County Commissioners discussed the possibility of moving Upper Shore Aging to a new location.

EASTON — Brookletts Place senior and community center recently received a $33,000 from cell phone company T-Mobile to replace computers throughout the building.