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Home My Public Portal AboutDecember 2020 Watertown Senior NewsN IC a 0 December 2020, Watertown Council on Aging Senior Center 31 Marshall Street Watertown, MA 0241 (617) 972-6499 Or E-mail: SeniorCenter@watertc.vAn- ma.gov Watertown Food Pantry 80 Mount Auburn Street Watertown, MA 024T2 COA/Senior Center Staff Anne -Marie Gagnon, MSW Director of Senior SerV%C2S Marina Kirsanova, LSW Program Coordinator Jenya Kruglyansky Case Worker Rae Grassia Principal Account Clerk Margie Wayne Program Services Assistant Kathy Cunningham Food Pantry Coordinator Jim Cunningham/Bob Horrigan Senior Shuttle Drivers Council on Aging Board Patricia Gold, Chairperson Carol Airasian Dorothy Jean Brown Esther Keaney Mary Keenan Tom Lewis Janet McCullough Araxie Poladian Arlene Smith The Board meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 4:00 PM at the Senior Center. frs, The holidays are here and a brand new year is only a few short weeks away. Can you believe it? Let us be among the first to wish you and yours joy at the holidays and peace and good health in the New Year. We at the Senior Center look to 2021 with optimism, and we will continue to be only a phone call or email away for assistance, reassurance, or just a heartfelt laugh. We don't know when we'll be open to the public to enjoy all the things we had to stop last March due to the Coronavirus, but please know how much we miss all of you and that our 2021 wish is to be together again very soon! Our December calendar is filled with exercise classes, a special concert of Armenian music featuring piano and duduk, presentations on protecting yourself from Medicare fraud, reviewing prescriptions for medication safety, and helping you to discover new volunteer opportunities in retirement. I also invite you to join my monthly Zoom coffee on December 15. The theme will be "Looking Ahead," for you to share what you'd like to see more of in the new year. I hope you'll join the conversation. Happy Holidays from all of us to you and yours! Ar,re-Aw;e, �apror & de, 94, bola#&etw & cM 80&-d PAGE 2 . WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 • December Programs in the ?-imes of 5ocial Distancing Current Month GUEST SPEAKERS via Zoom Activities & Services GAMES: Zoom Piano and Duduk Concert! Levon Novsepian and Inher Mnatsakanian • No Activities* Wednesday, December2, at2:00pm EXERCISES: We are thrilled to have Levon join us again on Piano with his special guest, Mher on Duduk! Join us via Zoom as they perform a • Zoom Tai Chi and Meditation • combination of Armenian folk music on Piano and Duduk. They will talk • Zoom Chair Yoga • about the origin and history of the music and sharakans and will answer • Zoom Strength & Balance • your questions. You don't want to miss this special event! • Zoom Exercises • h `.aa, Secrets of Armenian Cuisine with Naire Rshtuni • Zoom Pilates • Monday, December 14 and December 28 at 2 pm • zoom Line Dancing • Come to learn the history and cultural specifics of Armenian cuisine with Naire, an enthusiast of healthy eating who will share ARTS: with you her recipes that she will cook in her kitchen. She will answer your questions while preparing Armenian desserts. See the recipes on page 8. • Zoom Art Classes with Dawn . Zoom gook Club HEALTH & WELLNESS: -_ Wednesday, December 9at 9: 30am We will be discussing Save Me the Plums, by Ruth Reichl. This is • Zoom Armenian Cuisine • the story of a former Berkeley hippie entering the corporate • Zoom Ask the Pharmacist • world and worrying about losing her soul. A trailblazing food writer and • Zoom Protect yourself from beloved restaurant critic, Ruth Reichl had no inclination to be anyone's boss, Medicare Fraud • but she couldn't say no when she was offered the top position at Gourmet magazine, America's oldest epicurean magazine. Complete with GROUPS: recipes, Save Me the Plums is a personal journey of a woman coming to • Zoom Coffee & Conversation terms with being in charge and making a mark, following a passion and with Tom • holding on to her dreams —even when she ends up in a place she never expected to be. • Zoom Book Club • • Zoom Readers Advisory Group • MT-O""`1 L68TQ Discussion with Leslie and Louise, and Ms- Tracy McKay, PFALG COUNSELING: Wednesday, December9, at2pm Join us as we welcome back Tracy McKay to continue our discussion, • SHINE phone consultations • including personal stories and questions, regarding LGBTQ, sexual MetroWest Legal phone consulta- orientation and gender expression. tions • MUSIC: .% Introduction to Civil Engagement Centers' Activities with • Zoom Armenian Music Concert • David Guydan, Empower Success Corps Discovery Director • Zoom Mellowtones Chorus • &�)Jh Tuesday, December 8at10am Discovery Centers for Civic Engagement offers ideas, resources, SOCIAL: and a peer support system to help community members 55 and older seek • Zoom Public Safety Mornings a stronger sense of purpose in their work, engage in their communities, and create balance in their lives. Local peer Transition Navigators help clients w Police and Fire Chiefs* navigate the transition from paid work to finding a volunteer opportunity • Zoom w Anne -Marie, the that matches the individual's skills and interests. Part 1 of 2. Senior Center Director • •Zoom Discover your Purpose "Looking Ahead": Zoom Coffee with Director Anne -Marie Part • Tuesday, December 15 at 9:30 am Join our Director to discuss programs of interest for 2021. December • WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 PAGE 3 Programs in the Times of Social Distancing Donations for the program activities are highCy appreciated. PH Protect yourself From Medicare I-� Fraud with Jackie Stern, Volunteer, Medicare Patrol Thursday, December 10, at 2 pm We all can have an active role in protecting Medicare for ourselves and future generations. This workshop will provide you with the tools to become a more informed and engaged health care consumer including information about the new Medicare cards. Although new cards have random numbers and no longer Social Security numbers, you still need to be vigilant and protect yourself from becoming victim to deceptive marketing and medical identity theft. I' Readers Advisory Circle with Emily pj Levine, Reference Librarian n Wednesday, December 16 at 10 am Emily from the Watertown Free Public Library will continue providing help with finding your next favorite read by reviewing popular titles. We will talk about the resources the library has "always available" via their a -book collection, as well as some of the other books that are available in Watertown specifically. +• ;- r. ;fie- Ask the Pharmacist with Aileen :'1 P Lemoine, Medication Safety Program Thursday, December 17, at 2 pm ...� �. Do you take prescription or OTC medications? Some medications can increase your risk of falling. Others can have harmful side effects or drug interactions. Our registered pharmacist from MCPHS University can give you the information to help you to take your medications safely. Come with your questions and we will have answers! "Discover your Purpose" with David 6uydan, Empower Success Corps Discovery Director Wednesday, December 23, at 10 am Discovery Centers for Civic Engagement offers ideas, resources, and a peer support system to help community members 55 and older seek a stronger sense of purpose in their work, engage in their communities, and create balance in their lives. Local peer "Transition Navigators" help Discovery Center clients navigate the transition from paid work to finding a volunteer opportunity. Part 2 of 2. REGULAR WEEKLY CLASSES M ON DAYS: December 7, 14, 21, and 28 ... Art Class with Dawn, - 10 am to 12 pm Chair yoga with Diane Shufro, 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm TU ESDAYS: December 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 Zoom Coffee with Chief Lawn, Chief Quinn, & Captain Dupuis Tuesday, December22 at ZOam Tai-Chi and Ineditation, 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 : December 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 Exercise with Joanna, 11 am to 12 pm TH U RS DAYS: December 3,1 a 17, 24, & 31 Pilates with Inarina Zaslayskaia 9:00 am to 1O:00 am aj�.j Conversation with Tom, "= 10:30 am to 12 pm F RI DAYS: December 4, 11, and 18 Exercises and Stretching with Shannon 70 am to 77 am �Vr Seated Strength and Balance with pearl, 72pmtoIpm I. ,,v Sing with /Ylellowtones And Anne Silverman, 1:30 pm to 3:00 PAGE . WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 December 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. As of 11/1/2020: To eliminate class disruption, no admittance permitted after 15 minutes after start time of class. 3. As of 11/1/2020: Suggested donation of $3.00 for each exercise class made payable to "Town of Watertown" can be mailed to 31 Marshall Street, Watertown, MA 02472 or dropped in our mailbox at the Senior Center. 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! 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, _�,,HeartToHomeMeals.comwww.devitofuneralhome.com H EART TOVJ^*W.O. HOME MEAD 4%, DELICIOUS MEALS MADE FOR SENIORS' info@HeartToHomeM 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 Meadow Green The Premier Provider �Vleada> Rehabilitation in the Waltham area fireeil and Nursing Center since 1987! Short Term Rehabilitation -Firm my Long Term Care WATEP Outpatient Therapy Clinic NEALT14 CENTER 59 CCEO LI DGE 'HILL ROAD A. r R ANCI ; T WATERTO N. 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The Council on Aging and the Friends of the Water- town Council on Aging will be sharing the cost, to offer this dinner to you for $5. Order by December 10 by ' calling the Senior Center at (617) 972-6490. Then, come by the Senior Center to say hello to the Staff and pick up your boxed dinner outside in a drive - by fashion. Pick up date is Wednesday, December 23 from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm at the Senior Cente- We're sorry we can't eat together, but we'll b so happy to see you at this special Grab-n-Go event! Thank you to the Friends of the Water town Council on Aging for their support! Happy Holidays and {�hope yto see you! K�r*#f Qld f fk , 1R Q+& 4F6 f+ZM&M December PAGE 6 • WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 December A9ec%pek of tlw/ Mand v 6hapama: Armenian Stuffed Pumpkin Sweet, traditional Armenian dish is filled with fruit, nuts, rice and honey. Preparing the rice: Pour the boiling water over the rice and simmer over a low heat until nearly cooked. Keep in mind that the rice will keep cooking whilst the pumpkin bakes. Preparing the pumpkin: Cut out a round -shaped lid off the top part of the pumpkin. Scoop out the seeds and the fibrous parts of the pumpkin cavity. Use a spoon to scrape some of the flesh off the pumpkin if the cavity is small and the walls of the pumpkin are too thick. Coat/ massage the walls of the cavity with some butter and honey. Set the pumpkin aside. Preparing the fruit mixture: In a frying pan saute the fruit, nuts and spices with the coconut oil and butter. Add the diluted honey and heat for a further minute. Cover the pan with a lid to keep warm. Stuffing the pumpkin: Preheat oven to 170 degrees. Spoon one layer of rice into the pumpkin and add a lay- er of the fruit -and -nut mixture. Repeat until both are used up. Warm the additional honey in the microwave for 25 seconds and dilute it with a quarter cup of boiled water. Pour the diluted honey into the pumpkin over the rice mixture. Insert the cinnamon quill into the cen- ter of the pumpkin. Place the "lid" back on the pumpkin. Place the pumpkin on an oven -proof tray that is bigger than the pumpkin to make it easier to plate whilst hot. Bake in the oven at 170 degrees for about 1 hour and 30 minutes or until cooked through. Test doneness by in- serting skewer vertically near the lid of the pumpkin so that the liquid doesn't leak out. Before serving, allow pumpkin to cool to a manageable temperature. You will get the best flavor and texture if you leave it in the oven to cool slowly for 5-6 hours. �- Aghandz is made with perled wheat and un-hulled hemp seeds. The hemp seeds are a super food availa- ble in health food stores. Aghandz is a winter staple and it's served on Christmas, New Year and at Trndez (a religious festivity) 1 cup of pearled wheat 1-2 TBSP of salt 0.5 cup of unhulled hemp seeds. 1 cup of water Fuel Assistance Program You may qualify for payments towards winter heating bills, discounts on monthly utility bills, a no -cost home en- ergy assessment, free appliance re- placement, and other energy -saving improvements for your home, all at no cost to you. LIHEAP, also known as Fuel Assistance, helps eligible households challenged by the high cost of home heating fuel pay a portion of their winter heating bills. Homeowners and renters, including households whose cost of heat is included in the rent, can apply for LIHEAP. Households must apply each year; appli- cations are mailed to households after the first year. Fuel assistance payments for actual usage or fuel de- livery are made directly to the heating vendor for pri- mary energy needs from November 1st 2020 to APRIL 30TH 2O21 (except when cost of heating is included in the rent). FAMILY SIZE MAXIMUM ANNUAL GROSS INCOME 1 $39,105 2 $51,137 3 $63,169 4 $75,201 5 $87,233 6 $99,265 Please contact our Case Worker Jenya Kruglyansky for assistance at (617) 972-6490. Soak the hemp in 1 cup of water adding 0.5 TBSP of salt. Leave in water for 2 hours. I suggest washing the pearled barley and spread on a towel to dry. Heat the nonstick pan adding the dried pearled barley. Mix continuously with a wooden spoon until it is gold- en color. Put immediately in a wooden or heat re- sistant plate and cover with a towel to let it cool down slowly. Strain the hemp and start toasting it in the nonstick hot pan mixing it with a wooden spoon. The hemp is ready when it starts to pop like a pop- corn. Take off the heat and add to the plate with pearled barley. Mix it together and cover with a towel to cool down. You can serve aghandz as is or mix with dried fruits and nuts. Lecwwm re, owDe,cemtw 14, a*t&28, at2:00 pwti .� cd U # ,.1 L A� a a E 4 G C w tiC� 94 O y W i*if 0 N a Ckk < w ice' Q lu NJ QQ p w 4 �q s •Ip Ce Le LA ju a a�a,2 to awo ' ._ u-"'I ''i .a E ESE —9 L. a A Im a ° U A LW J.M Ezj Eu YE ESE oaEi E LU do E,, u, �# Vill �q t ..€ � 4a M.0 kJ U � U E°�E SEE E ElE E Rip E��E=E E�E`� E=Ea � pi � ° :: ° � +v ti H ra J H Z w 0 � Z o 3 4- o> i T w .- N Q H N a w 0 E DLL3:U to PAGE 8 • WATERTOWN SENIOR NEWS • 617 972 6490 December MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT ENDS DECEMBER 7! IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR MEDICARE PLAN, DON'T WA/V CALL 1-800-MEDICARE NOW! Medicare Time is running out to review your options and see if there is a better plan for you for next year. There are new drug plans and changes to current ones. The Envision (Elixir) and Mutual of Omaha drug plans have had big premium increases. Some plans have lowered the cost of insulin. There have also been some major changes to Medicare Advantage plan options. December 7is the last day of Open Enrollment to make a change for2021. Trained SHINE volunteers offer free, confidential counseling on all aspects of Medicare and related health insurance programs. To schedule a SHINE phone appointment, call the Watertown Senior Center. For other SHINE related matters, call 1-800 -243-4636, then press 4. Once you get the SHINE answering machine, leave your name, town, and number. A volunteer will call you back, as soon as possible. 'SIT E IT'I! FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Homebound Deliverer If you are stuck at borne due to a medical necessity, we can deliver books to you. To sign up, call us at 617-972-6431 or visit watertown b_orgfdehvery Online Classes We've recorded some of our most popular virtual classes and guest programs so you can learn from home, anytime. Head to; vvatertowniib.org/o.nlineclasses Learn more: a vatertownlib.org Case Worker Corner Where can we get senior servic for me and my elder relatrve(s)? Calling the Watertown Senior Center i� a good start and we also recommend P1 contacting Springwell. Springwell is 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 senior 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 affordable services to clients with lower incomes and offers private pay options 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 exploitation and scams. You can also report your concerns directly and anonymously by calling the Toll -Free Elder Abuse and Self -Neglect 2417 Hotline at (800) 922-2275. Thank you for helping us to keep seniors safe. Jenya Kruglyansky, Case Worker, is available to assist with issues pertaining to housing, in -home services, fuel assistance, Mass Health, food resources, safety, and other programs to help you live well in the community. Jenya can be reached by calling the Senior Center at (617) 972-6490. " IaRTGHAM .HOUSE 11i A 04LLNIGN •' OW ' 341 hit. 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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 • December qP We Ire eoo*vr ig rnto a Ho/r ay sermon like noqr � other, due to tAe kowtatioAs imposed by COMP-1 q, and ttie Friends of ttie Watertown Council on Aging want to extend our special q# good wisties to a// of you during Mis abnormal � Holiday season. TG+e Senior Center has been Hard at work to keep a// of us engaged. Many of you Have q# learned to usezoom for --lasses and seminars 4V V and Aave attended some of ttie interesting qV webinars Mat are offered eacti monM. We Venjoyed seeing some of you in October for ttie IV Grab-and-ao Harvest Lunch that Me Friends � helped to sponsor. We are also looking forward to Me Grab-and-ao Holiday Dinner beiHg V offered tA& month (December) ttiat ttie Friends V IV will a/so Ae/p Fund. During ttiese last eigtit or v so months ttie Friends Have also donated to ttie 4V Watertown Food Pantry in support of Meir wonderful efforts on betialf of Watertown residents Ttie Friends continue to provide our support to Me Senior Center as Mey request it. 4V Again, we wises you a wonderful Holiday season 4V and wi// be contacting you rn late Pecember/ear/y ✓anuary for our annual appeal 4V for 2021. We could not do what we do q# wittiout your unfailing generosity. 13e well and 4V stay safe. 74 57nlea4 4 tie � ?Vatetroa w eau SENIOR SHUTTLE NEWS Our regular Stop & Shop, CVS & Watertown Savings Bank shopping will continue each week as it is now, and we are also offering additional shopping trips in December! Sign-up is required. Call us at (617) 972-6490 on FRIDAYS from 8:30 AM —1:00 PM to reserve your ride for the following week. Bus runs are limited to 4 riders plus the driver to observe social distancing rules. Holiday Shopping Schedule: call us to register Registration is limited to Watertown Residents of course. Same COVID rules apply to riding bus, including limited number of packages and wearing a face mask. Date Day Location 12/4/20 Friday Target & Mall 12/14/20 Monday Target & Mall 12/7/20 Monday Market Basket & Marshalls 12/18/20 Friday Market Basket & Marshalls Marshall's opens at 10 am now 12/11/20 Friday Russo's & Ocean State 12/21/20 Monday Russo's & Ocean State 12/15/20 Tuesday Trader Joe's All is Calm. All is Bright. Peace to You this Holiday Season. 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 December 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 Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WatertownMACounci10nAging