In just a few days, Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog prognosticator who has been predicting the arrival of spring since 1887, will let us know whether spring 2023 is around the corner…or not!  Records kept by the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club show Phil has predicted 105 continued winters and only 20 early springs, which according to the […]

Several members of the Noble Horizons community marked Martin Luther King Day by attending a concert at the Lakeville Grove performed by Hotchkiss School students who are playing at Carnegie Hall later this month.  The exuberant performance was followed by a casual pizza lunch and time to socialize which the students and adults enjoyed immensely. 

Happy 2023!  We hope you enjoyed the holidays and are comfortably settling into the new year.  Although January is traditionally ushered in by brisk temps and biting winds, this year’s winter has already hit a balmy 60 degrees!  Of course, a true New England winter always teases so our snow shovels are by the door!

As 2022 hurtles toward its finale, Noble residents have been trimming trees, playing dreidel, caroling, decorating cookies, and enjoying other festive activities to mark the season. The highlight has been the spectacular holiday lights parade (this video is sure to make you smile!) that local fire department volunteers brought to Noble, dazzling every member of

Monday mornings are always tough, but this past Monday was especially challenging as the Community Room, which had been home to the Auxiliary’s dazzling Festival of Trees for two weeks, was desolate.  Transformed into a magical holiday wonderland by creative and talented Auxiliary elves, the Community Room had sparkled with glittering lights, dozens of spectacular

Dear Gordon, It’s been only two weeks since our last newsletter but so much has changed!  Noble’s campus, recently ablaze in brilliant fall foliage, is now dominated by the stark elegance of bare tree limbs.  The disappearance of daylight savings time has thrust us into a disconcerting afternoon darkness, and the dramatic drop in temperatures,

Don’t miss the Salisbury Association’s exhibit celebrating Noble Horizons’ first 50 years!  On a flawless fall afternoon, members of the Association not only hosted a beautiful opening reception but honored Noble Horizons with its 1741 Award recognizing individuals and organizations who have made outstanding contributions to the local community. The stories, photographs, and artifacts will

The pictures at the end of this newsletter underscore the popularity of the dog biscuits Noble residents made for the Fall Festival! The dogs LOVED them and local children relished the fun of embellishing them with technicolor icing! Speaking of technicolor, the colors percolating across the Noble campus are absolutely magnificent!  This week’s leaf-peeping excursion