Newsletter

Spring is officially here and the evidence is everywhere! This past Thursday the cottagers celebrated the balmy temperatures with their first outdoor get together since last fall, relishing the opportunity to catch up after a very long winter. That same day, Cobble residents were outside strolling Noble’s beautiful campus and Wagner, Riga and Whitridge residents each gathered for outdoor picnics and golf cart rides. This spring’s bouyant promise of renewal

The glorious spring weather, coupled with steadily improving COVID news, has felt transformative! The buoyant sense of expectancy has been furthered fueled by the arrival of our new van which many of you made possible, Noble’s festive celebration of Employee Appreciation Day, the thoughtful delivery from generous community friends of home cooked meals to cottagers,

COVID remains the lead story throughout the nation, although the infection rates in Litchfield County continue to fall as does the snow! It’s hard to believe that in just one month we will be welcoming spring-and closing out a full year in COVID’s grip. Bill Pond spoke about that year in a recent interview with our local NPR

This week the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that they had awarded Noble Horizons its rare 5-Star designation for the sixth consecutive quarter.  The perfect score makes Noble Horizons one of the highest rated senior communities in the region and one of only a select few to be awarded 5-stars in the Eastern New York, Western Massachusetts, or Western Connecticut region. “I couldn’t

Like you, we were thrilled to see 2020 end and it was with extra exuberance that we welcomed 2021 with a New Year’s Eve parade!  Accompanied by mimosas, residents cheered as staff members scattered bubbles and commemorated the opportunity for new beginnings.  We trust that you, too, were able to usher in hope and the possibility