Senior center’s Monday Munch has avocado but no pi
OK, you missed Pi Day at the Charlotte Senior Center. Since 3, 1 and 4 are the first three…
Don’t miss events on Alzheimer’s, funeral planning
This month at the Charlotte Senior Center, visitors can enjoy a new art exhibit featuring landscape paintings by Lillian…
Rhino Foods founder works to be state’s best employer
Considering the current administration’s targeting of refugees, Ted Castle, founder of Rhino Foods, came to the Men’s Breakfast at…
Not all the 365 food holidays inspire rush for ingredients
March 10Monday Munch11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Turkey stew with potatoes, carrots and mushrooms. Dessert to be announced. March 17St. Patrick’s Day11:30…
March brings diverse range of offerings to senior center
This month, the senior center offers a diverse range of new programming. For those concerned about falls, the center…
Senior center’s mulligatawny soup, tasty and fun to say
Upcoming Monday Munches at the Charlotte Senior Center, where you are invited to enjoy meals served from 11:30 a.m….
Lots of engaging and supportive programs for seniors
The Charlotte Senior Center is committed to enhancing the lives of older adults by offering a wide range of…
So many days and ways to celebrate food in February
The menus for the next couple of Monday Munches are: People seem determined to conquer February doldrums by celebrating…
Many ways to engage with community at senior center
This month at the Charlotte Senior Center, there are plenty of ways to connect and engage with the community….
Limitless possibilities for coleslaw at senior center
Monday Munch,Jan. 27, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Chicken pot pie soup, coleslaw, biscuits and dessert. Monday Munch, Feb. 3To be announced….
Winter good time to try something new or volunteering
Winter is the perfect time to try something new, whether it’s joining an exercise class or exploring a creative…
Cornbread are square at Charlotte Senior Center
At press time the volunteer cooks at the Charlotte Senior Center are undecided about whether their main course will…
Include senior center in your New Year’s resolutions
Happy New Year! If focusing on improving health is a 2025 resolution, the Charlotte Senior Center has a wide…
Great time, wonderful place for connecting with others
As 2024 comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to focus on building meaningful connections, especially as many…
Charlotte Senior Center always on sunnyside of street
Wikipedia notes that “brunch” was coined in England in the late nineteenth century. New York Times restaurant critic William…
No shortage of cookware or laughter at senior center
As we recover from Thanksgiving and start worrying about December meals, this kitchen conundrum from The New Yorker may…
Making ornaments to seasonal music, get into holiday spirit
The senior center is getting into the holiday spirit. Participants created porcelain holiday ornaments with Charlotte resident and potter…
Senior center soup will not be made with rainwater
In “Who’s to Judge?” a 2015 New Yorker article on ranking the world’s best restaurants, we learn that at one of those top-rated restaurants you can get your venison served tartare with maqui berries, along with a soup of Patagonian rainwater served on a bed of moss.
Charlotte Central School students connect with seniors
How do we connect Charlotte residents across the generations and help students learn about Vermont?
‘Capital for a Day’ tour of state aging reps visits center
Representatives from the Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living and the Vermont Association of Senior Centers and Meal Providers visited the senior center as part of the Governor’s Capital for a Day tour in Chittenden County.