Category: News

Rusty Cowan- Artwork for Sale

We are sad to announce the retirement of our dear painting friend Rusty Cowan from the Tuesday morning Art Class.  He has generously decided to donate some of his paintings to the Rose City Senior Center to sell.  You can view these beautiful paintings in the Front Lobby Displace Case across from Reception.  The Senior Center will also keep a selection to display on our walls for all to enjoy.

Thank you Rusty for the wonderful donation!  The Art Class will very much miss you.

Prices ~ Framed: $15.00    Matted: $10.00    Unmatted & Unframed: $5.00

All proceeds will benefit the Rose City Senior Center for future programs and classes.

 

Property Rehab and Lead Paint Programs- Wednesday, May 11th 9:30-11:30am

Sandra Gaitan-Brown, Lead Program Community Liaison, from the City of Norwich Community Development Office will be here to answer questions on the following loan programs.

Owner Occupant Income Limits (# in Household):  $55,950 (1), $63,950 (2), $71,950 (3)

  • Property Rehabilitation Program

0% interest deferred loan for roofs repairs/replacement, windows, heating systems, electrical system repairs, Handicapped accessibility improvements and more.

Owner/Occupant individuals 62+ : 0% interest loan is due 30 years from the date of the lien or at the transfer or sale of the property or if the owner no longer resides in the premises.

  • Lead Paint Hazard Control Program

0% interest deferred Lead Grants/Loan and forgiven at the rate of 10% per year for owner/occupant.   No payments are required unless the property is sold or transferred within 10 years of completion.

 

Face Masks Requirements

If you are not fully vaccinated, a face mask which fully covers your nose and mouth are required to be worn while in the building.

Face Masks are also required to be worn by everyone using our transportation services or being seen in our Health Clinic.

 

 

 

Yarn Needed!

Our Volunteer Knitting group is looking for yarn donations. Please drop off yarn at reception.

Thank You!

 

 

Looking for Books on Tape!

The Senior Center is looking for Books on Tape donations for the Library. Please be sure they are in good working condition.  No cassette tapes.

Drop donations off at Reception.

 

Golf Anyone?

Looking for Senior Center Members who would be interested in playing golf approximately once a week at local golf courses.  Beginners Welcome!

If interested, please call Mike at (860) 889-5960

 

Horseshoe Pits -Looking for people interested?

The Senior Center has Horseshoe Pits in the back that are currently in unusable condition.

We are thinking of repairing them but want to get an idea if people would be interested in playing.

Let Hilary know if you would be interested in playing if the pits get repaired.  (860) 889-5960

 

Preventative Health Clinic with Nurse Rebecca- Wednesdays at 9:00am

Appointments are currently being scheduled on Wednesdays.

Toenail cutting and ear flushing appointments for Senior Center members are available in our Health Clinic with Nurse Rebecca Braddock.  Rebecca can provide foot care to seniors who are not on blood thinning medications or who are not a diabetic.  Rebecca will be at the Senior Center on Wednesday mornings, with appointments available from 8:15am – noon.

Please call Mike to schedule your appointment.  (860) 889-5960

 

PODIATRY Clinic with Dr. Thomas Walter, D.P.M- First Friday of the Month

Appoinments are on the 1st Friday of each month for toenail cutting.

The cost is $15.00 per visit and an appointment is necessary.

Appointments are scheduled by calling Mike at the Senior Center at 8600-889-5960.

This program is supported by Sr. Resources Agency on Aging with Title III funds made available under the Older Americans Act.

Connection + Community = Volunteering

AmeriCorps Seniors, managed by TVCCA, brings people together and creates impactful opportunities for people to connect with one another.  If you are 55+ and looking to volunteer, contact TVCCA to learn how volunteering to grocery shop or visiting with an elderly or disabled person improves the quality of life for them to continue living independently.

For information, contact: Georgia James (860) 425-6608   gjames@tvcca.org