Turning 65…..What do I do? Join Licensed Agents, Cari and Sam Sweitzer, on Tuesday, March 14th at 1:00 PM for this educational event so that you can get a better understanding of what you are entitled to and what your options are for additional coverage. There is no cost or obligation to attend. Come with questions about the benefits and drawbacks of advantage plans, supplements, prescription drug plans, and traditional Medicare. Refreshments will be served.

Join us on Monday, March 13th at 1:00 PM for a FREE movie day! The showing is the 2022 movie, Jerry and Marge Go Large, based on the true story about long-married couple Jerry and Marge Selbee, who win the lottery and use the money to revive their small town.

Artist Nook March featured artist: Clara Ann Reeve

Clara Ann cannot remember a time when she didn’t enjoy creating art, it’s a long time companion to her. In high school, an art teacher encouraged her  interest in drawing and that led to her interest in painting. Over the years, she studied with various artists and visited many art museums to study the paintings and sculptures. Her favorite painter has always been Vincent Van Gogh.

She deeply enjoys painting in acrylics and water color, as well as drawing in pencil and with fine line pens. She has had her artwork displayed and awarded at Mystic Arts Association, Hygienic, Art, Guilford Handcraft Center, TinTown Studio and Granite Street Gallery.

Lately, she is into mixed media projects that combine fine line drawings and watercolor paints. Clara Ann also developed an interest in Zentangle, a method of drawing that features repetitive geometric designs drawn with special pens. 

Now that she’s retired she has more time to enjoy family, friends and her art. She especially enjoys getting feedback from people who have seen her work.

Please stop in the ARTIST NOOK and enjoy her artwork.

* Select pieces are for sale

Naloxone Training-The Lymes Senior Center will be hosting the Ledge Light Health District for a Naloxone Training on Tuesday, March 7th at 1:00pm, which will be open to the public. “The opioid overdose epidemic has been ongoing in America, including in Southeastern Connecticut. You can reverse an overdose if you have naloxone with you and know how to use it. Join navigators from Ledge Light Health District in a free naloxone training. “You never know when you might need to save someone’s life.” Please call the Lymes’ Senior Center at the number above to register for this free program.