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The Art of Birding: Field Farm, Plentiful Bird Life
This blog is a little different. I will be sharing my experiences of the same location but on two different days. It will also be another experience from Williamstown, Massachusetts. I hope you enjoy it. Please join me on Zoom for Birding for Beginners, on July 22 at 7pm. The first time I visited The Trustees
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Dining Director Bridgett Sherman: Providing Delicious Meals in a COVID World
Noble Horizons’ Director of Dining Bridgett Sherman knows her way around the kitchen. And she should, considering she’s worked at Noble for upwards of 20 years. Starting out as a dietary aide, Bridgett has been a dishwasher, prep chef, chef, and Assistant Director before assuming the role of Director a year ago. Because of this
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CT Songbirds Struggling to Find Their Voice: Sharon Audubon’s Dr. Eileen Fielding Discusses Birds in Crisis
Noble Horizons campus is home to many bird species and we’re proud to provide a diverse habitat for them and our residents enjoy observing them year round while outdoors or through Noble’s large windows. This summer we’ve hosted a bird blog to encourage people to go outdoors and connect to the natural world. In 2018, Eileen
Husky Meadows Farm: Emphasizing Seasonality
For many years, Noble Horizons has drawn inspiration from the local farm-to-table movement. In the early years, we hosted free community cooking classes with farm-to-table chefs and offered local farm produce for sale. We also established our own gardens in which residents and staff grow herbs and vegetables which they harvest for use in meals
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Community Heroes: Gratitude for Neighbors Helping Neighbors
The Corona pandemic has profoundly magnified the vital and selfless role of our region’s volunteer first responders. Northwest Connecticut fire and ambulance services run on volunteers and are fueled by the generosity and bravery of our neighbors who teach at our schools, fix our leaky pipes, and landscape our gardens. They are also our skilled
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Living to Serve: Four-time Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Hosts live Event at Noble Horizons
Four-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee, global humanitarian, author, and former Executive Director of the Albert Schweitzer Institute of Quinnipiac University, David Ives discussed his remarkable career on July 10 via a Zoom event hosted by Noble Horizons. The venerated peace prodigy and global humanitarian is a resident of Rhinebeck, NY, and has served as the
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Wise Owls: Lifelong Learning at Noble Horizons – By Dr. Mary O’Neill
Lifelong learning has been at the heart of Noble Horizons since its founding almost 50 years ago. In fact, the room in which many of the daily classes, seminars, and programs have taken place for decades is called The Life Long Learning Center (nicknamed the L3)! Seeking learning opportunities and developing new skills throughout life
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CNA Christina Melius: Care is a Two-Way Street
Christina Melius is a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) whose deep love for the elderly stems from her childhood. “My grandmother raised me from the age of eight. I lived in a neighborhood of grandparents and adored them.” This affection informed her decision to become a CNA, which she realized through Noble’s free CNA training program,
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CNA Kristin Middlebrook: Compassion and Patience are Essential Skills
Certified Nurse Assistant Kristin Middlebrook fondly remembers her time with her great-grandmother. “I was around 11 and she was in her 90s. I always felt so wonderful when I helped her and she was so grateful.” That feeling of caring for another and fulfilling a need stayed with Kristin. Fast forward to her adult years.
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