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April 1 arrived with a spectacular rainbow, a colorful harbinger of good things to come!  In fact, good things are already popping up across campus, including perky daffodils and fragrant hyacinth! Other good things include the return of our friends from Canine Link who will begin teaching a series of pet therapy classes this week. […]

Yea!  Winter is over! At Noble, we bid it goodbye with our first St. Patrick’s Day party in two years!  St. Patrick’s Day has always occasioned celebrations and with Covid in retreat, this year’s festivities were especially lively.  Green decorations animated every corner of Noble and green clothing was the color of choice.  Of course,

March not only signals Covid’s continuing demise, but heralds hope, optimism, and a buoyant sense of expectancy.  Perhaps this time, the virus is truly in retreat.  Certainly at Noble, it is beginning to feel like the good old days with in-person activities becoming the norm once again. In the last two weeks, we’ve celebrated Mardi

Though Valentine’s Day has come and gone, we couldn’t resist sharing the above photo.  Local community friends like Methodist Church parishioners and teens from Millerton’s Northeast Community Center showered Noble with Valentine’s, and luscious cupcakes, chocolate-covered strawberries, and vases of flowers spread love throughout. Covid’s continuing retreat has encouraged a return of campus visitors, enlivening

Thank goodness for Valentine’s Day because February has otherwise been an atrocious, icy mess!  The bewitching beauty of the recent ice storm rendered a simple walk perilous while sub-zero temperatures have kept us huddling indoors, warmly ensconced from the treacherous cold. Life at Noble has kept pace, however, with rebukes to winter’s nasty grip that

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

As 2021 hurtles to a close, we are reminded of the hope and optimism that accompanied its arrival a year ago…and though 2021 didn’t quite meet our expectations, we have much to be grateful for at Noble Horizons. First and foremost is YOU.  Thank you for all you have done to support Noble Horizons; we

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

We hope you were able to celebrate Thanksgiving around a table full of family, friends, and delicious food! While most of the country awoke the next morning to Black Friday, we welcomed the holiday season with the area’s first snowfall! As always, December’s calendar is filling up quickly.  Menorahs throughout Noble are marking Hanukkah while