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Colleen Morrissey is a Resource Specialist in the Aging Information Center at SCES. SCES Senior Protective Services Worker Norah Al-Wetaid and Connect Social Worker Lisa Waxman also contributed to this report.
By Colleen Morrissey
If you’re coming home for the holidays and visiting parents or older family members, you might notice changes in their behavior or living conditions. You might observe a decline in housekeeping, for example, or significant weight loss, or maybe a failure to take medications as prescribed.
These could be signs of self-neglect – the failure or refusal of an independent older adult to provide one or more of the necessities essential to their own physical wellbeing. So what to do?
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Junior Tyler Kulcsar flicked in a corner kick by classmate Kevin Halliday in the second overtime giving the Tufts University Men’s Soccer team a 1-0 win over Calvin College in the 2016 NCAA Division III Championship Game at Roanoke College’s Kerr Stadium last weekend.
Review by Kate Douglas
From the band’s own commercial films to the countless documentaries and exposés that already exist, it’s hard to imagine that there isn’t an angle of The Beatles that hasn’t been shown to audiences yet, but Ron Howard’s The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years somehow manages to show the world’s most popular band through fresh eyes.
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Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 2 Alderman Maryann Heuston, the Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD, and the Somerville Arts Council invite all interested community members to a meeting to discuss ArtFarm, a urban ag and cultural site development, on the former waste transfer site at 10 Popular St. in the Brickbottom neighborhood.
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Somerville Neighborhood News is a production of Somerville Community Access Television, made by professional journalists, volunteers and staff. The half-hour news show has as its mission to provide a lively, informative newscast focusing on the events, issues and information impacting Somerville residents. Below are our latest news segments.
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Stroll over to the annual Holiday Open House at the Taza Chocolate Factory to sip & savor as you shop local vendors and stone ground chocolate, including NEW Taza Limited treats fresh out of the factory for the holidays!
You can also stock up on our bulk chocolate by the pound for all of your holiday baking!
The City of Somerville announced today that it is forming a community advisory committee to assist in the review and recommendation of capital improvement projects for upcoming fiscal years. The committee, which will comprise five community members, will work with city staff to review and provide feedback and recommendations, on behalf of the entire community, on project prioritization.
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Jason and Nancy
This Saturday, December 10 at 11 a.m. tune into myTV38 (WSBK-TV) to see the taped segment of the Phantom Gourmet’s visit to Somerville’s Victor’s Deli.
Part 2: How Donald’s identity politics trumped Hillary’s
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By William C. Shelton
(The opinions and views expressed in the commentaries and letters to the Editor of The Somerville Times belong solely to the authors and do not reflect the views or opinions of The Somerville Times, its staff or publishers)
A narrative gaining credence is that Donald Trump’s victory represents the triumph of his economic populism over Hillary Clinton’s identity politics. A more accurate reading, I think, is that Donald Trump could not have succeeded without alloying economic populism with 48 years of Republican identity politics.
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