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The Power of Fun: Unlocking the Key to Healthy Aging at Noble Horizons

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As we age, it becomes increasingly important to prioritize our overall well-being, encompassing physical health and mental and cognitive vitality. While senior living communities like Noble Horizons in NW Connecticut have long recognized the significance of promoting healthy lifestyles, one crucial element often gets overlooked – the power of plain and simple FUN! We see […]

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The Key Role of Location in Choosing the Perfect Senior Living Community

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Choosing the ideal senior living community is a decision that profoundly impacts the well-being and happiness of individuals and their loved ones. While numerous factors come into play, the location stands out as a crucial consideration. Let’s explore why location matters and why Noble Horizons, situated amidst the breathtaking landscape of Northwest Connecticut, offers an

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Clue Noble had raised six German Shepherds so her adult children unanimously agreed that the perfect gift of joy for their mom was another adorable German Shepard puppy!  Unfortunately, what they actually gave Clue was an incorrigible German Shepard puppy who turned Clue’s life so completely upside down that her children not only told her

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Mary Barton Volunteer of the Year Award

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A highlight of the 50th-anniversary community celebration was Bill Pond’s announcement that the Noble Horizons Volunteer of the Year Award had been renamed the Mary Barton Volunteer of the Year Award.  Even more exciting was that Mary was honored as the first winner! “Mary Barton has redefined dedication, devotion, commitment, and love, and it is

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Nurse Margaret Adams Retired but Keeps Coming Back

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I really liked the nursing uniform. That was my romantic introduction to wanting to be a nurse. To be honest, when it might have been time to go to nursing school, I was working in Manhattan as a secretary. At night I’d take the subway up to 138th street and City College. I was more

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Video replay: Author James B. Flaherty discusses his book “Dear Old Friends”

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Enjoy the video replay of “Dear Old Friends”- a great conversation with author James B. Flaherty View the Replay HERE About the Book “DEAR OLD FRIENDS” is a loving reminder you don’t stop playing because you got old–you got old because you stopped playing (and laughing and learning and creating and living).  Part memoir and

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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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Sharon Hospital

Dr. Mark Hirko, President of Sharon Hospital, discusses changes for Sharon Hospital

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Noble Horizons hosted Dr. Mark Hirko, the President of Sharon Hospital on December 6th for a discussion about the recent changes announced for Sharon Hospital.  It is a topic of great interest to our community and you can view the video recording by CLICKING HERE.

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