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Feb. 22-28

Snow Patrol Closings/Cancellations for Monday (2-22-21) Feb 21, 2021 at 03:48 pm by WGNS SCHOOLS -- Murfreesboro City Schools CLOSED (ESP will follow inclement weather hours 7AM-5PM)  Due to icy conditions at Overall Creek and Hobgood, those schools ESP sites will change location. Overall students should join ESP at Salem and Hobgood students should join ESP at Black Fox.  

Wednesday: Hof beef sandwich, fresh fruit Thursday: Chicken pasta salad, glazed poppy seed cake Friday: Hash brown egg bake, cinnamon roll Alternative entrees are available on days indicated. Please call in your request 24 hours in advance. Frozen meals are available for weekends. Registered customers are offered the meal service for a $4 contribution. Customers under age 60 are charged $7.50. Menus are subject to change without notice. If you have questions, call the Virginia office at 800-662...

PetFood A volunteer with the Aroostook Agency on Aging delivers pet food this past holiday season to a Presque Isle home through the organizations Meals on Wheels Program and a collaboration with the Halfway Home Pet Rescue in Caribou. (Courtesy of the Aroostook Agency on Aging) A volunteer with the Aroostook Agency on Aging delivers pet food this past holiday season to a Presque Isle home through the organizations Meals on Wheels Program and a collaboration with the Halfway Home Pet Rescue in ...

Ipswich senior news Community Content The Council on Aging and the Senior Center are located at the Ipswich Town Hall, 25 Green St. Phone: 978-356-6650. Grab and Go Lunches: Drive by pick available in January. Twice each month we will get meals from SeniorCare’s caterer and put them safely in your car for you to enjoy at home. Pick up time is between 11:30 a.m. and noon at the entrance to the Senior Center. Delivery is available on a limited basis. Call 978-356-6650 to reserve your meal. Incl...

Commission on Aging receives donation  Submitted to the Pioneer FacebookTwitterEmail The Osceola County Commission on Aging recently received a donation of food items and funding from the Jordan Balkema Elder Law Center in Big Rapids. The law center organized the food drive throughout Mecosta and Osceola counties during November and December. "We received this generous donation of food and funds, and it is greatly appreciated," said COA director Justin Halliday. "The funds will help support ...