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AARP testified in favor legislation to regulate cryptocurrency ATMs in Massachusetts. The bill includes fee caps, daily limits, and transparency, The effort has strong backing from law enforcement and follows similar AARP-led laws in 18 states.
At a walk audit on Friday, Oct 3, community leaders build on Newton’s strong foundation for accessible streets and active aging
AARP announces the selection of Dennis Hohengasser as the new volunteer state president of the Massachusetts State Office.
AARP Massachusetts State Director Jen Benson testified in favor of a bill that will help the 780,000 caregivers in Massachusetts with a $1500 tax credit, work place protection, respite vouchers and allowing spouses to be paid as a caregiver among other provisions.
The Massachusetts Legislature failed to pass final legislation that would strengthen regulations in long term care facilities despite approving reforms in both the House and the Senate. A housing bill that will allow for accessory dwelling units was passed. That bill moves on to the governor who is expected to sign it.
AARP Massachusetts Recognizes State President Sandra Harris’s Dedication and Commitment to Community Service with its Most Prestigious Volunteer Award
Gov Maura Healy signed FY 2025 Budget. AARP is highlighting some key provisions in the budget that will impact seniors in the Bay State
A definition of Age-friendly in the words of a local Bay Stater just like you.
Bob Lovinger is a retired journalist and grant writer turned AARP Volunteer. He is a resident of Bristol County.
Trying to make those organics from the grocery store have a longer shelf life? Have a green thumb and trying to make the fruits (and vegetables) of your labor last through the winter? Jellies, Jams, Pickling and Salsa Making! One episode a month, sign up today!
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