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Harvard Health Guide, A Familiar Face, The World’s Greatest Adventure

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50-years ago, a former Christmas tree farm located on 64-acres in Salisbury opened as Noble Horizons. The initial phase of this well-planned senior living community included 20 cottages designed to approximate a village in which “retired, middle-income people…may… live out their lives in comfort and dignity.” Nine months later the Riga Building opened as a […]

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Lakeville Journal: Noble hopes to celebrate 50th anniversary before end of year

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Circa 1983 – Noble Staff member accompanies 2 residents The Cobble building at Noble Horizons as it looked shortly after completion in 1983. Photo courtesy Noble Horizons January 26, 2022 Article Lakeville Journal Noble hopes to celebrate 50th anniversary before end of year The facility was started in 1972 with 20 cottages for independent living for seniors; 

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Loretta Murray: “Noble Horizons – It’s just a Wonderful Place to Work!”

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Everyone seems to know Loretta Murray.  Born and raised in Torrington CT, with a passion for cooking and people, Loretta graduated from culinary school, and while searching for a job in the culinary industry, took a job at CVS in nearby Millerton NY.   “It was my first big job out of school, I started in the front and

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Senior Isolation and Loneliness

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Humans are social by nature; we need other people.  Science has proven unequivocally that we are happier but more importantly, healthier when we connect with others. One of the most prevalent, and least discussed health risks that older adults face is loneliness.  According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) social isolation significantly increased a

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Message from Administrator, Bill Pond; Embracing Aging; Reflections from the Pandemic

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1972-2022: Noble Horizons is 50! In October 1971, ground was broken on Noble Horizons, made possible by the John H. and Ethel G. Noble Charitable Trust which was established to “provide places of abode for aged couples or individuals so they could live their lives out in pleasant, homelike surroundings.” 50 years!  How did this

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Please Pass the Torts

Video replay: Author Tom Morrison discusses his latest book “Pass the Tort$”

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Enjoy the video replay or “Please Pass the Tort$” – a lively conversation with author and attorney Thomas Morrison moderated by Bill Littauer. View the Replay HERE About the Book Patrick A. Peters (“Pap”) and Prescott U. Peters (“Pup”), the intrepid tort lawyers whose zany exploits delighted readers of Torts R Us, return with another

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Video Replay: Author Mark Oppenheimer discusses his book “Squirrel Hill: The Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting and the Soul of a Neighborhood”

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Video Replay of a discussion with author Mark Oppenheimer about his book- “Squirrel Hill: The Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting and the Soul of a Neighborhood” View the Recording HERE Oppenheimer has taught at Stanford, Wellesley, and Yale, where since 2006 he has directed the Yale Journalism Initiative.  He is a widely published journalist who

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What you need to know about Glaucoma

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January is National Glaucoma month and nearly 3 million Americans suffer from Glaucoma although nearly half of them don’t know they have it. Until you get to the advanced stages there are no symptoms of this dreadful and irreversible eye disease, but early detection and treatments can preserve vision.   What is Glaucoma?  Glaucoma causes fluid to build up

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Holiday Extravaganza from Local Volunteers, A True Super Hero, Exciting Wi-Fi News

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Christmas came early to Noble Horizons thanks to wellness team members Norma Baker and Jennifer Segelken! These two elves organized a spectacular holiday lights parade with volunteers from the Lakeville Hose Company, Millerton Fire Company, and the Falls Village Fire Department; residents marveled at the extravaganza of fire engines decorated with thousands of colorful, dazzling

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