Lauren Elliott, Tax Assessor for the Town of Greenwich, is the RMA’s featured speaker on October 12 at 11:00am. Continue Reading →
RMA Speaker Series: Lauren Elliott “The Hard Parts About Assessing Taxes in Grreenwich”
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RMA Presents Sharon Vos “Seniors Can Do It!” September 7
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Come hear Sharon Vos speak at the RMA on Sept 7. Greenwich resident Sharon Vos will discuss how she does it, competing in strenuous running events that daunt younger people. In 2015, at 60 years of age, coming in first in division in the Boston Marathon. That was just the start. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Sports, Retired Men's Association, RMA
RMA Featured Speaker for Aug 31: Donna Spellman from River House Adult Day Center
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On average today’s seniors live considerably longer than their prior generation, so they face decisions among several types of support that they and their families may not have ever faced before. Donna Spellman, executive director of River House Adult Day Center, will discuss the many challenges in this phase of senior living. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Volunteering, Donna Spellman, Retired Men's Association of Greenwich, River House Adult Day Care, RMA
Norman Roth to Address Retired Men’s Association on July 6. Free & Open to the Public
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Norman Roth will address the RMA at 11:00am on July 6. The event is free and open to the public. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Greenwich Hospital, Norman Roth, Retired Men's Association, RMA
Commuter Action Group’s Jim Cameron: Is Metro-North a Vendor, Partner or Fanged Sloth?
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After 19 years as a member of the Commuter Council, Jim Cameron resigned, but did not quit. Cameron formed the Commuter Action Group, inviting commuters to use a web app, Twitter and Facebook to bypass the DOT and Metro-North to appeal directly to legislators. According to Cameron, complaints about safety and delays have inundated legislators in Hartford. Addressing the RMA in Greenwich on Wednesday, Cameron picked apart Metro-North’s record of safety and delays. Continue Reading →