Andover Council on Aging Advisory Board unanimously appoints new member Mark Collins. Collins, a 31-year resident who retired four years ago, praised the Robb Center during his appointment. The board approved two wellness programs: a cannabis health presentation by educator Rhiannon Stare and a
Andover Council on Aging elects new leadership following chair Ralph Bledsoe's departure. Jennifer Perigaut was elected Chair, Rachael Mead Vice Chair, and Gail Bloom Secretary in a unanimous vote by all board members. The elections follow the May resignation of member Champa Bilwakesh and mark the
The Council on Aging Advisory Board approved nine designated free parking spaces for seniors and veterans across Andover municipal lots, ending a program review that drew support from town planning, facilities, and police. Chair Ralph Bledsoe oversaw the 8-1 vote May 14, with Judith Agnes the sole
Andover Council on Aging approves business parking letter, launches community survey. The board voted 10-0 (one abstention) to accept a letter requesting designated senior parking spots from local business owners with large parking lots, with Robb Center Director Jane Burns formatting the letter on
Andover Council on Aging Board approves equitation program, rejects two competing proposals. The board voted unanimously to accept a Windrush Farm Therapeutic Equitation presentation and to reject offerings by Abbott Pharmaceuticals and attorney Jenny Tannenbaum, according to minutes of the March
Andover Council on Aging forms working groups on senior parking and community survey. At the February 12 meeting at the Robb Center, Chair Ralph Bledsoe's board appointed four members each to develop a senior free-parking-sticker proposal and to revise a five-year-old Elder Services survey ahead of
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