Council on Aging approves revised mission statement and nominates two new members.
Winchendon Council on Aging adopts revised mission statement after consultant guidance. The board unanimously approved the new mission, which frames the COA as building an age-friendly community while maintaining the Murdock School as a valued community resource, with the agency working in
Council on Aging · Meeting of July 21, 2026
Winchendon Council on Aging adopts revised mission statement after consultant guidance. The board unanimously approved the new mission, which frames the COA as building an age-friendly community while maintaining the Murdock School as a valued community resource, with the agency working in partnership with the town to serve aging adults. The board also unanimously moved to present M.J.
Galat and Doneen Durling to the Board of Selectmen for approval as COA members. President Judy Mizhir will review committee personnel at a future meeting, and the board discussed welcoming residents to new Veterans Housing and exploring theme-based lunches to boost Senior Center participation.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of July 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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