Council on Aging _ Senior Center

Bellingham Council on Aging faces staffing strain as senior center activity surges. The board recorded 2,942 visits in a single week during March, 600 more than any other month this fiscal year, prompting Director Josie Dutil to indicate she may need to advocate for additional office staff.

The Bellingham Council on Aging restructured its board in March, promoting associate member Steve Racicot to voting status after Tina Arsenault's resignation. Chairperson Kay Page told the board that Arsenault was unable to remain as an associate member and asked Racicot, who attends all meetings,

Bellingham Council on Aging approves reports in routine February meeting. Chair Kay Page presided as members unanimously approved the Treasurer's Report, with the general fund showing 54.24 percent of $334,851 expended as of February 2. Senior Center Director Josie Dutil announced the launch of

Bellingham Council on Aging approves budget, launches therapy program. Chair Kay Page and the Council unanimously approved the January treasurer's report, showing 46.51 percent of the $334,851 general fund expended as of January 5. Director Josie Dutil announced the new Thrive After Therapy program

Bellingham Council on Aging alerts residents to an online TikTok door-banging challenge after police identified six teenagers in connection with a door-damage incident at the Senior Center. Member Tsune Roberts urged residents to keep outside lights on and door cameras active as a precaution. The