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Home My Public Portal AboutNovember 2020 Watertown Senior News4 � November 2020 Watertown Council on Aging Senior Center 31 Marshall Street Watertown, MA 0247E (617) 972-6490 Or E-mail: SeniorCenter@watertown- ma.gov Watertown Food Pantry 80 Mount Auburn Street Watertown, MA 02472 COA/Senior Center Staff Anne -Marie Gagnon, MSW Director of Senior Services Marina Kirsanova, LSW Program Coordinator Jenya Kruglyansky November is the month of thanks, and I want to take a moment to acknowledge Case Worker the many partners, volunteers, friends and staff who help to make our Senior Center run smoothly and stay vibrant. Rae Grassia PrincipaiAccountCierir To our exercise instructors, workshop leaders, speakers, the Police, Fire, and Margie Wayne Town Department personnel who visit us via Zoom, our Mellowtones and their Program Services Assistant music director, our art teacher and all of our volunteers... thank you! Kathy Cunningham To the Council on Aging Board, thank you for your guidance; to the Friends of Food Pantry Coordinator the Watertown Council on Aging, thank you for your support; to the facilities Jim Cunningham/Bob Horrigan staff, thank you for your assistance with building improvements; and to the Senior Shutt/eDrivers incredible team members at the Senior Center who serve the public each day ... Marina, Rae, Jenya, Margie, Senior Shuttle bus drivers Jim and Bob, and our Food Pantry coordinator, Kathy ... thank you! Council on Aging Board Finally, I would be remiss if I did not express thanks to those of you who use the Patricia Gold, Chairperson services of the Senior Center, Food Pantry, or take the Senior Shuttle, and to all Carol Airasian Dorothy Jean Brown of you who have learned to adapt to our offerings throughout the COVID-19 Esther Keaney pandemic. Mary Keenan We are thankful for all of YOU! Tom Lewis Janet McCullough On behalf of all of us, Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. Araxie Poladian Arlene Smith T�KA'�/r�QI`ie �R�KOA' The Board meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 4:00 PM at the Senior Center. PAGE 2 . WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 • November Programs in the limes of 5ocial Distancing Current Month GUEST SPEAKERS via Zoom Activities & Services GAMES: Watertown Senior Shuttle Update The Watertown Senior Shuttle is back on the road as a limited • No Activities • by -appointment only service. Call us at (617) 972-6490 on EXERCISES: FRIDAYS from 8:30 AM — 12:00 PM to reserve your ride for the following week. Bus runs are limited to 4 riders plus the driver to observe social • Zoom Tai Chi and Meditation • distancing rules. Masks are required. Call for more details. • Zoom Chair Yoga • i . �-u Secrets of Armenian Cuisine with Naire Rshtuni • Zoom Strength & Balance • Monday, November 9 and November 23 at 2 pm • Zoom Exercises • Come to learn the history and cultural specifics of Armenian cuisine • Zoom Pilates • with Naire, an enthusiast of healthy eating who will share with you • Zoom Line Dancing • her recipes that she will cook in her kitchen. She will answer your questions while preparing Armenian desserts. See the recipes on page 8. ARTS: Exercise class with Shannon 1,ee Jones • Zoom Art Classes with Dawn • Friday, November 6, 13, and 20, at 10 am • Zoom • We are restarting the series of exercises with Shannon on Fridays. In this class, you will work on stretching, strengthening, balancing HEALTH &WELLNESS: (to enhance your reflex system) and low level aerobics in the last ten • Zoom Armenian Cuisine • minutes. Shannon is a Certified Alexander Technique teacher and brings her • Zoom Health Proxy w Ellen skills to this class. DiPaola • Nealth Care Proxy and Personal Directive GROUPS: with Ellen DiPaola, CEO, Nonoring Choices u,"N,M Tuesday, November 10 at 10 am • Zoom Coffee & Conversation rwwbn 4`Ntct" It's more important than ever to take charge of your with Tom • health care decisions and make or update your • Zoom Book Club • health care plan. Come join us to learn about the 5 Massachusetts care *Zoom Travel Clubs planning documents. We will help you get started with a free Health Care Proxy and Personal Directive (Living Will). COUNSELING: 5mall CraFts with Arlene 5mith } - Thursday, November 12 at 2 pm • SHINE phone consultations-, ) The holidays are quickly approaching. This year put a little "you" MetroWest Legal phone consulta- in the festivities. Join us as we make treats for the Thanksgiving tions • table. Whether you are hosting or visiting these little treats make everyone MUSIC: smile. You will receive all materials. Simple and fun to make — no craft experience necessary. Most importantly you will learn how easy these are *Zoom History of Music* to make and give. Limited to 10 participants, please call us to register. • Zoom Mellowtones Chorus • Zoom Travel Club: Yerevan Food Market with Sonya SOCIAL: 'r November17, 9:30am We invite you to take a virtual walk at one of the biggest Food • Zoom Public Safety Mornings Markets of Yerevan, Armenia's capital, with a professional tour w Police and Fire Chiefs* guide, Sonya. This Zoom tour is our second virtual tour. The Friends of the Zoom w Anne -Marie, the Senior Watertown Council on Aging are sponsoring this initiative. Come to look at Center Director* the middle -east type of a food market, where you can taste the food before • Zoom Simple Crafts w Arlene • buying, and talk to the farmer who made it. Join us to feel the warmth of the • Zoom w Senator Yerevan sun and hospitality with Sonya. Brownsberger• November • WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 PAGE 3 Programs in the Times of Social Distancing Donations for the program activities are highCy appreciated. .. Zoom Book Club f ; Wednesday, November 18 at 9: 30 am We will be discussing LITTLE FIRES EVERYWHERE, by Celeste Ng. Set in wealthy Shaker Heights, Ohio, in the 1990s, it's the story of how two very different families both come together and break apart. Shaker Heights was/is a very wealthy planned community with rules governing everything down to the colors of the houses. Themes of class, wealth and privilege, individuality vs. community, all play out against one another in the lives of these two tightly -bound families. "Please note the change in date this month (from 2nd to 3rd Wednesday) because of the Nov. 11 Veterans Day holiday. Zoom /V/eeting with Senator Brownsberger Thursday, November 19 at 2:00 pm Senator Will Brownsberger and the Watertown Council on Aging's Anne -Marie Gagnon and Marina Kisanova will be hosting a town hall style meeting on Zoom on Thursday, November 19th at 2PM to hear questions, thoughts, and concerns, and to share views about legislation and current events with Watertown seniors. �Mpn.' s4G1� War 11 with John Clark, Great I 2i� American Music Experience Monday, November 30 at 2:00 pm You'll hear and see performances of sentimental songs of love and separation as well as those tied to particular events and situations presented by this war. Songs of heroism like Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer, Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition and humorous songs like G.I. Jive and Der Fuerher's Face. Songs that spoke in behalf of soldiers and their spouses and families whose relationships were interrupted by this global conflict. Love songs like Lili Marlene, As Time Goes By, Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree and I'll Be Seeing You and songs of longing for the war to end like There'll Be Bluebirds Over and many others. 34Zoom Piano and Duduk Concert bevon Novsepian and Inher Innatsakanian Wednesday, December 2, at 2:00 pm Join us as we listen to a combination of Armenian folk music, sharagans and Broadway songs. REGULAR WEEKLY CLASSES MON DAYS: November 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 ... Art Class with Dawn, - 10 am to 12 pm Chair yoga with Diane Shufro, 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm TU ESDAYS: November Zq 17, and 24 Zoom Coffee with Chief Lawn, Chief Quinn, & Captain Dupuis Tuesday, November24at10am Tai-Chi and lneditation, ..NEW 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm Line Dancing with Bradley Inather ► 2: 00 pm to 3: 00 pm W E D N ES DAYS: November 4, 18, and 25 Exercise with Joanna, 11 am to 12 pm THURSDAYS: November5,12, and19 Dilates with Inarina Zaslayskaia 9:00 am to 10:00 am Conversation with Tom, `= 10:30 am to 12 pm F RI DAYS: November 6, 13, and 20 jft Exercises and Stretching with Shannon 70 am to 77 am �Vr Seated Strength and Balance with pearl, 72pmtoIpm . � Sing with 111ellowtones And Anne Silverman, �"""1:30 pm to 3:00 PAGE . WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 November The Senior Center remains closed until further notice, and e will continue to offer Zoom classes and webinars through December. Call us with the request to join a certain ' class or webinar and the host of the Zoom program (a Senior Center staff person) will call your cell phone or your landline to connect you to the Zoom session with no video. NEW! Zoom Class/Webinalr Rules: 1. Zoom session opens 10 minutes before the start of the class to let participants greet each other and socialize. 2. To eliminate class disruption, no admittance after 15 minutes after start time of class starting November 1, 2020. 3. We are expecting to start requesting payments for the classes starting November 1, 2020. Thank you. WE CAN HELP! If you know people who are struggling, who feel lonely, but not making this final leap into the Zoom community, please encourage them to call us or to reach out to friends and family for technical support. We know about several success stories that prove that one can always learn new things no matter how old he or she is. We hope that you find these programs beneficial while a safe distance apart, and we look forward to the day when we can all be together, in person, again! The Watertown COA thanks all of our advertisers. Nevertheless, placement of these I advertisements does not constitute endorsement of the named products and services. P "DLVITO 71 i.j L,, _�,, H EART TOVJ^*W.O. HOME MEAD %hl DELICIOUS MEALS MADE FOR SENIORS' Alfred, John, John Jr. & Jonathan Devito ArIington : 1145 Mass. Ave., Arlington, MA 02476 1 (781) 643-5610 Watertown: 761 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown, MA 02472 1 (617) 924-3445 www.devitofuneralhome.com Meadow Green The Premier Provider �Vleada> Rehabilitation in the Waltham area fireeil and Nursing Center since 1987! Short Term Rehabilitation Long Term Care WATFI - Outpatient Therapy Clinic NEALT14 CENTER 59 CCEO LI DGE 'HILL ROAD A. r R ANCI ; T WATERTO N. 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Amy was a Japanese Chin with white and black coloring. Amy always scratched at my son's bedroom win- dow whenever she wanted to go outside. She loved to roll in the freshly mowed grass which turned her white and black coloring green. Amy loved my husband and when he passed in 1996 she mourned for him. Following Amy was Swee'pea which we also bought at Debbie's Pet Landin 1998. The owner told us Swee'pea was a girl until a friend of my son looked a little more closely. Swee'pea was actually a boy! Swee'pea was a Pe- kingese who loved to go on long walks with my children. He was also very possessive about his food. He'd let you know not to get to close when he started eating. Swee'pea also liked to open his own Christmas presents by shredding the wrapping a strand at a time. After Swee'pea we adopted Jake at The North East Animal She/terin 2013. My sons were looking at the dogs who were in their cages. Jake, who is a dachshund and terrier mix, went up to Dom. He rolled on his back waiting to get his belly rubbed. That's when Dom decided this was the one to adopt. Jake does not like to be left alone and we take him with us whenever possible. When I'm napping Jake is right by side. We can be taking Jake for a walk and he will suddenly stop. He'll give us a big smile knowing he was rescued. love all of my dogs! 14" P"e V PAGE 6 • WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 November . ` ` r IV 'W -rwo- A rmRwiiavil Recipek V7i&� vV Of Owl Mo-wt3v V V +f� Lentil Soup Recipe In a large pot combine green lentils and water ?'7t (broth), cook 10-15 minutes. While the lentils cook, chop and slice the rest of your �a ingredients. In a skillet saute the onions with v T-hIs pause caused by t-he %V olive oil. As the onions turn golden color, add celery and cook IV I %V another 2-3 minutes. Add potatoes to the pot with cooking V Coronavbrus has gone on nt"Ch IV lentils. 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V drained 3 medium potatoes, peeled, cubed cup red lentils, washed into 1" size cubes V _JJ.. drained 1-2 garlic cloves, minced V 9T&4 4 4� cups cold water, or vegeta- 1 fresh green chili pepper or ble ZU�� l ztauwt C�� / ble broth 2 jalapenos 1 medium onion, finely chopped 2-3 tbs olive oil V V mn cd U C '1� T {,. '0 u FFF CL 1/ wy M I m ii N ��aPg QQ 4+ti � ry .. IA � a t N pp 6 a; -f w A .40 LLI ww CL f .61 � � -40 6. o� rN+ C rw O rl +V ^^ �vai ji lax no I m I 0 0 >, 3 t LN U � No NInlI r+ - ry rM '+ v N v J H Z w 0 � _ Z o 4- > Y /y m C W � V a aL 4c a�4,�m�, W N c N s o r DLL3:U W PAGE 8 • WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 • November Lear Watertown Seniors, Where can we get senior services for me and my elder relative(s)? Calling the Watertown Senior Center is a good start and we also recommend contacting Springwell, the Aging Services Access Point (ASAP) and Area Agency on Aging (AAA) for Watertown. Springwell is a state and federal subsidized non-profit agency located in Waltham, that provides a host of sen- ior services such as home delivered meals, personal care, home health care, caregiver support, information and referral, and other in -home assistance for Watertown residents and those in surrounding towns. Springwell offers af- �6" 5;�' fordable services to clients with lower incomes and offers private pay options 69 too_ Springwell can be reached by calling (617) 926-4100. What can I do if I suspect that my next door neighbor can't take care of him/herself anymore? Sometimes we get calls from community residents concerned with a senior's well- being. Please call the Watertown Senior Center at (617) 972-6490 for information and to share your concerns. Signs can be severe depression, malnutrition, declining self -care, unsafe driving, acting disoriented and confused, exhibiting bruises, commenting about frequent falls, or financial exploita- tion and scams. You can also report your concerns directly and anonymously by calling the Toll - Free Elder Abuse and Self -Neglect 24/7 Hotline at (800) 922-2275. Thank you for helping us to keep seniors safe. ilp I WATERTOWN FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Visit the Library WFPL is open for browsing. We offer special hours for ages 65+ and those with underlying health conditions every weekday, 9 -10 AM, Curbside Pickup You can now place holds and schedule a pickup time online at watertownlib.org/ pickup. If you are unable to place your order online, call us at 617-972.6431. Lean~ more: watertownlib.org Medicare Open Enrollment SHINE is Available to Help - by 'r NE phone! Call soon to schedule your PROGRAM phone appointment for any time from November 15 through M iCa; December 7. - It's that time of year again! If you are en- rolled in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan or a Medi- care Advantage Plan (HMO/ PPO), you should be mailed an information packet from your plan by the end of November. It is important to understand and save this information because it explains the changes in your plan for 2021. Premiums. deductibles. co-Days. and the drui7s covered by your plan can change significantlyl Trained SHINE (Serving Health Insurance Needs of Eve- ryone ... on Medicare) volunteers offer free, confidential counseling on Medicare options. To schedule a SHINE phone appointment, call us to schedule a phone ap- pointment with the SHINE counselor. " IaRTGHAM .HOUSE 11i A 04LLNIGN •' OW ' 341 hit. Auburn Street Watertown, MA 02472 " 617-923-7773 Brigham HouseAL.ccm Life happens and roles reverse. Put your loved one in the compassionate care of Brl-gharrr House Assisted Living. We have affordable stadia homes available for Tease now under thefederal Low Income dousing Tax Credit {LlHTQ program Applicants must meet selectiran criteria Applicants must income -qualify. (Maximum yrdssrntomelirr►ts i for a I -person hcrusehoW is .$53, 760 and for a 2-person househo;d is $61,440 asaf4120, subject to change)_ c2t rYUAW -Yt"i FUNE[ ; L HC1.41L THE APAIRMEi1TS AT ' � � LID fl'HL�®® • ' Residence Highlights 55+ • Parking • Pet Friendly Fitness Center • Library With Fireplace Seconds From Vibrant Coolidge Square! t 19 VAMNE RESEARCH rJI For more information about the study and how to participate, contact our study teamT Phone; 97M22-2463 Email- vaccines(4,partners_org Asset Protection Elder Law . Real Estate Probate & Trusts NAELA N�ion.l A� 'Id,, Lary Ai rrtn��. M1 ember Located in the heart of Watertown at 182 Main Street 617-926-8549 Ad info.1-800-477-4574 a Publication Support 1-800-888-4574 0 www.lpiseniors.com Watertown Council on Aging, Watertown 06-5192 PAGE 10 . WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 • November P ,s,nci on AQ1rQ in Online banking is more advanced and secure than ever, experts say. And if banking research is accurate, a growing number of boomers and seniors are preferring to manage their money from the couch. Banking online has added perks: no need for physical challenges to keep you from paying a bill and freedom to conduct transactions anytime and from anywhere where you have internet connection. You can start by learning more about online banking by watching the series of videos developed by the National Council on Aging: https: /www.readysetbank.org/ Why to consider online banking: Time and Place Flexibility You get flexibility and convenience. Online banking allows you to view your account balances, pay your bills, locate ATMs, transfer funds and even deposit checks all while on the go, 24/7. If you can't get to a branch during service hours, online banking gives you alternative ways to handle your banking needs. Accessible from the smart phone Ideally, a computer, laptop or tablet with updated security software. If depositing checks from home interests you, a scanner could come in handy. In some cases, you can use your smartphone for depositing checks, too. We will discuss the latter in detail further down. Access to Account Management Tools If your financial institution also provides personal financial management tools, you'll be able to manage all your banking, credit and financial accounts in one place at your favorite bank or credit union. Online banking Web sites are protected using end -to -end strong encryption technology, which ensures that even if you are using an unsecured wireless access point, the information and data being transferred between your laptop and the bank is completely encrypted and therefore not viewable by a malicious person in between. I'll -01 H Yoe onoring Choices" ASSACHUSETTS jr Health Care. YourChoice! Honoring Choices provides health care planning information and free Massachusetts planning documents to take charge of your health care decisions and write down what you want for care in a personal health care plan. You plan is your road map to share with your family and health care providers to get timely, equitable, quality care over your lifetime. Make your own plan. You can do-it-yourself. Download a free Getting Started Tool Kit, or individual multi-lingual Health Care Proxy and Personal Directive (Living Will). Get help from the Honoring Choices Commu- nity Partners. We are working with an amazing network of health care and community groups across the Commonwealth, who can help you make a plan and get you connected to needed care and services in your community. What is a Health Care Proxy? As a competent adult, starting at 18 years old, you have the right to direct your health care choices and make your own health care plan. A good place to start to make your plan is to choose a trusted person called a Health Care Agent or "Agent". An Agent is your advocate with the power to make health care decisions on your behalf if you are unable to make decisions yourself. You appoint an Agent in a legal document called a Health Care Proxy. Join the Zoom Seminar on November 10, at 10 am to learn more (see more on page 2.) Iii t Medicare Ad plan provider in America 1-855-844- 078, TT`f 711 E xpl oreUHCM ed i care. com YDGG$LX081�_0131 OR--M I ADD NMon stored Dome Security Get 24-Hdur Prowt lon From a Narnip You Can Trust • BLtrglary • Flood Detection • Fire Safety • Carbon Monoxido III United � 'IF y Healthcare ��ID1 SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS I I Sign up to have our newsletter emailed to you at www.aurseniorcenrer.com Ad info.1-800-477-4574 9 Publication Support 1-800-888-4574 • www-lpiseniors.com Watertown Council on Aging, Watertown 06-5192 November 2020 WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS PAGE 12 SOCIAL SERVICES RESOURCES UMTERTOWAI FOOD PANTRY SPRIAI&WE1,1- cc Aging Services Access Point Ulatertown Senior Center For Watertown Residents Area Agency Aging Jenya Kruglyansky, Case Worker Belmont -Watertown UMC (Rear) (617) 926-4100 (617) 972-6490 80 Mount Auburn Street Help for residents 60+ and their families Watertown, MA 02472 Springwell offers a Community Lunch with fuel, housing, food, counseling and (617) 972-6490 Program Monday —Friday for any other emergency resources. She speaks Hours of Operation Watertown resident age 60 and older. English and Russian. Tuesday 10:00— 2:00 PM Suggested $2.00 donation. Call the Bring Bring proof of Watertown Residency dining manager at (617) 923-2769 for Wayside Kathy Cunningham, Coordinator Menu Information and to Re g lenna Willis, Watertown Social Services Email: kcunningham@watertown-ma.gov Resource Specialist (617) 744-9585 UlflTERTOUIN NOUSING Help for residents under 60 and families WRI-FRTOUIN VETERflNS AUTNORITY with fuel, housing, food, counseling and SERVICES (617) 923-3950 other emergency resources. Assistance to veterans and families with SENIOR PARKING PERMITS Federal and State benefits and services. FRIENDS OF THE For Watertown residents 65+, parking Veterans Services Officer (VSO) W q'rFRTOU/N COA permits available for meters in municipal Mr. Patrick George Meet the 2nd Thursday of the Month lots. Call the Senior Center for info. (617) 972-6416 at 2:00 PM at the Senior Center Thank you to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs, Watertown Community NIETROUIEST LEGAL SERVICES W g7_FR'r0W1V SENIOR CENTER Foundation, Marshall Home Fund and the (508) 620-1830 Anne -Marie Gagnon, Director Friends of the COA for their support of the Email: agagnon@watertown-ma.gov Watertown Council on Aging/Senior Center. (617) 972-6490 WATERTOWN COUNCIL ON AGING SENIOR CENTER 31 MARSHALL STREET WATERTOWN, MA 02472 (617) 972-6490 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED 2020 Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WatertownMACounci10nAging