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Friday, May 3, 2013

Local Woman's Quilt Displayed at Area Show

Betty Atkins, a member of the Stitch and Chat group at the Lynnfield Senior Center, worked on quilt for about a year.

Local resident Betty Atkins spent a year working on a  quilt that was recently displayed at the Essex County Needlecraft Guild's 40th anniversary exhibit earlier this week in Ipswich. The quilt has a calendar theme, with each square showing a house surrounded by seasonal images representing each months of the year. For added measure, a little cat can be found in each of the squares as well. Atkins is a member of the Senior Center's Stitch and Chat group, which meets on Thursday mornings. The items created by group members, such as baby hats, are available for purchase at the Senior Center, with proceeds going to help support its programs.

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Photo Of The Day

Senior Center Photo Club Has a Photo Studio Day

Check out these images taken by Bill Capistran.

Corrina Spinale, owner of Photography by Corrina in Lynnfield, regularly works with members of the Lynnfield Senior Center Photo Club on their techniques and other activities. In these photos, taken by club member Bill Capistran, we get a look at the recent photo studio day that they had.

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Lynnfield Senior Center Announces Upcoming Activities

Two new lunch and lecture events added to the senior center's calendar.

The following is a list of upcoming events and activities provided by the Lynnfield Senior Center: Free Blood Pressure Screenings every Tuesday at 10am. Manicures : We have a manicurist every Tuesday , Wednesdays and Thursday. Regular manicures are $10.00. A shellac manicure is $20.00. Please call for an appointment. 781-598-1078. Hairdresser: We have our own hairdresser! Please call for an appointment. 781-598-1078. We think you will love her! Lunch and a Lecture: Sexuality-Michelle Caron from the American Society of Legal Nurse Consultants will lead an interactive discussion that centers around sexuality, closeness and the need to be involved with others. She will also review how diabetes, hypertension, medications and other stressors …

Sue white

5:16 pm on Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Hi my mother lives right on the lynnfield/w Peabody line....do you offer rides to pick up and drop off?   more ›

Thursday, February 14, 2013

VIDEO: Making Chocolate Pretzel Fudge for Valentine's Day

On Wednesday, Tabatha Brennan, dining services coordinator at Sunrise Senior Living, visited the Lynnfield Senior Center for a Valentine's Day dessert demonstration.

Tabatha Brennan, the dining services coordinator for Sunrise Senior Living in Lynnfield, returned to the Lynnfield Senior Center on Wednesday to give a demonstration on making Valentine's Day desserts. In this video, Tabatha is making pretzel chocolate fudge with caramel sauce. The pretzels are crushed and mixed with melted butter and then spread on the bottom of the (buttered) pan before the fudge is poured in. From there, the pan goes into the fridge for 90 minutes or so. Other options for the fudge include caramel sauce on top - or even in the middle between the pretzels and the chocolate. The demonstration also included tuxedo strawberries with white and regular chocolate, and oreo cupcakes. Also, check out this video from last year …

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

VIDEO: Senior Center's Programs At Capacity

On Monday, Council on Aging board member Jack Bitner told selectmen that the Lynnfield Senior Center is offering all it currently can and is open to ideas for the future.

Monday night at the selectmen's meeting, three town entities - the Council on Aging, the Library, and the Historical Commission all made their respective budget presentations for the coming year. Looking ahead to a more long term town issue, Jack Bitner of the Council on Aging took a couple of minutes to talk about the Lynnfield Senior Center is a victim of its own success as it struggles to keep up with demand for its services and programs from an expanding elderly population. In this video, Bitner notes that the Lynnfield COA does not have any specific solutions in mind at this point but is open to suggestions from town officials.

Sydney

9:06 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Charity begins at home and so I ask, of those taking advantage of the senior center, how many are non-residents? The town is very generous but, at some point, hard decisions need to be made. Many do not have endlessly deep pockets ... if someone out there does, step up and send a check ... otherwise, let's be prudent   more ›

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Coming To The Lynnfield Senior Center: 'Julia Child'

Lunch and a performance on Tuesday, Jan. 29ith at 11:30 a.m.

The Lynnfield Senior Center has announced a Lunch and a Performance event for Tuesday, January 29th at 11:30 a.m. The performance offers insights into Julia Child and her assistant Maggie on the set of The French Chef, focusing on the culinary legend's life from childhood onward. The performance will be followed by a discussion. The center will also serve a Julia Child-inspired meal. Tickets are $7 and must be purchased at the senior center by January 22nd.

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Lynnfield Senior Center Announces Upcoming Events

Check out these upcoming activities at the Lynnfield Senior Center.

The following is an announcement from the Lynnfield Senior Center: Free Blood Pressure Screenings every Tuesday at 10am. Monday and Wednesday Sit and Tone: Join Natalie as she leads you through gentle exercises to help you look and feel better. Mondays at 10:15. Wednesday at 9:00.  $5.00 per 45 min seated class. Chair Yoga: Join Kathy Riese as she leads you through a gentle form of yoga that is known to help with such illnesses as hypertension, anxiety, chronic pain and more.  Wednesdays at 9:45. $5.00 per 45 minute class. Your 1st class is free. Come and give it a try! French Class: A continuation of French 1 with more emphasis on speaking and learning more advanced grammar. Wednesdays at 1:30. Free. Please sign up. Class starts Jan. 9th…

Friday, December 28, 2012

Lynnfield Senior Center Announces Upcoming Activities

Check out some of the upcoming activities at this popular Lynnfield institution.

The following is a list of upcoming events and activities provided by the Lynnfield Senior Center: Free Blood Pressure Screenings every Tuesday at 10am. Monday and Wednesday Sit and Tone: Join Natalie as she leads you through gentle exercises to help you look and feel better. Mondays at 10:15. Wednesday at 9:00.  $5.00 per 45 min seated class. Chair Yoga: Join Kathy Riese as she leads you through a gentle form of yoga that is known to help with such illnesses as hypertension, anxiety, chronic pain and more.  Wednesdays at 9:45. $5.00 per 45 minute class. Your 1st class is free. Come and give it a try! French Class: A continuation of French 1 with more emphasis on speaking and learning more advanced grammar. Wednesdays at 1:30. Free. Please…

Friday, October 26, 2012

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PHOTOS: Senior Center Photo Club Visits Saugus Iron Works

Thanks to Gail Foley for sending in these photos.

From time to time, members of the Lynnfield Senior Center's Photo Club will email photos to this website from their various outings and other activities. In this latest batch of photos, Gail Foley sent in some pictures from the club's outing last week to the Saugus Iron Works. Do you have some photos you'd like to share with the community? Just email william.laforme@patch.com.

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

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PHOTOS: Creature Teachers Come To Town

Kids, parents and grandparents enjoyed animal presentation Tuesday at the senior center.

Tuesday was "Bring Your Grandkids to the Center" day at the Lynnfield Senior Center, featuring a presentation by Rick Roth of Creature Teachers. The organization is based in Littleton, Mass. and uses interesting small creatures in its presentations to teach kids about nature and animals. During Tuesday's visit, some of the animals Roth had with him were poison dart frogs and leaf frogs, a white macaw, and flying squirrels, among others.

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