The Rehoboth Senior Center could not be saved from a devastating fire on September 12, but the building’s legacy will remain alive.  The $1.4 million facility at 55 Bay State Road was … more

 A pair of local businesses have stepped in to help the Council on Aging following the September 12 fire which destroyed the Rehoboth Senior Center. The $1.4 million facility at 55 Bay State … more

The cause of the September 12 fire which decimated the Rehoboth Senior Center remains unknown. The $1.4 million facility at 55 Bay State Road was deemed a total loss. Only the front portico remains … more

We are going through troublesome times right now, and the loss of our senior center has amplified the situation in which we find ourselves. Because of the COVID virus, we have not met as a group for … more

The Rehoboth Board of Selectmen are working to find a new location to house the Council on Aging staff following Saturday’s devastating fire at the Senior Center. The $1.4 million facility at … more

The town’s Senior Center caught fire late Saturday afternoon and burned to the ground, despite the best efforts of the Rehoboth Fire Department. Residents who were walking by the building at 55 … more

On August 18th, Jonathan Sun, the Taiwanese Director General of the New England Economic and Cultural Office as well as a representative of the Taiwanese Brookline Chamber of Commerce donated 10,000 … more

Boston—Today, AARP Massachusetts launched “Protect Voters 50+,” a comprehensive voter engagement campaign to support and protect Bay State residents age 50 and up as they vote in … more

The Town of Seekonk’s Elderly and Disabled Taxation Aid Fund has funds available to assist elderly and/or disabled Seekonk residents to defray the cost of their property taxes. The fund … more