Boston Seniority Magazine

From this issue:

Hello Boston! 

At long last, the start of spring is here! The air is warming up, and green buds are starting to peek out from the gray, drawing us out of our homes and inviting us to reconnect with nature and our community. In the spirit of the season, I’m pleased to announce that our fare-free bus program—which makes bus routes 23, 28, and 29 available to ride without payment—is being extended through the end of June. Take advantage of public transportation to get outside and enjoy the spring weather! I encourage you to ride the bus to explore the city or join us at one of the many exciting community activities we have planned for April. Inside these pages, you’ll meet Age Strong librarian Isabella De Gregorio and find a list of BPL reading recommendations as we celebrate Poetry Month. You’ll also learn about Age Strong partner Boston Project Ministries, a non-profit based in Dorchester. Keep reading for information about Boston Energy Saver, a new service from the City that helps you take advantage of cost-saving programs and energy upgrades for your home. And remember: Age Strong’s Constituent Services team is here to help you with everything you need to age well—whether that’s identifying benefits you might be eligible for, connecting you with local senior programs, or assisting with application processes. Contact your Age Strong Advocate today at 617- 635-4366. Hope to see you in the sun!

Mayor Michelle Wu

Read the April Issue