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Getting Your Affairs In Order Video Replay

https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/lw_xzu-H0rWwNJW4ah5-eHdevSwlATAHY8NoFp6N_lAhXFSgbACm9UqKQuPRSl-i.3Qut2VlEo6YBbC4x Watch the replay using the link above of Salisbury Bank Trust Officer, Kimberly Downey and attorney and former probate judge Charles Vail who presented “Getting your Affairs in Order.”  Attendees learned what legal and financial documents are necessary when planning for the future,  how to prepare and organize them, where you can turn for […]

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Fall at Noble

Last Call, Aging Assistance, Private Sessions Now Open

Fall in our little corner of Connecticut has been spectacular.  Not only have we enjoyed the fiery reds, brilliant oranges, and neon yellows bathing our campus, but we’ve been treated to an extended Indian summer with warm temps and steady sunshine!  Extra time outdoors for walks and picnics has been welcome, although some worry that

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Salisbury Bank Collaboration, Astonishing Animal Feats, Hamish Lutris Link, Medicare Help

Colorful foliage is popping up across campus, and we are enjoying from our dining room the increasingly bright hues splashing across the Berkshire hills.  Regular leaf-peeping trips are scheduled throughout October along with ice cream trips to Fudgey’s which remain very popular (please see photo below)! On September 29, we recognized World Heart Day and

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Power of Attorney – When and How to Talk to Your Aging Parents about it

As parents or relatives age, balancing respect for their autonomy and independence against the potential consequences of their mental or physical health decline can be challenging. A power of attorney (POA) is one way to ensure that your loved one’s wishes will be prioritized. In a nationwide survey, 90% of people said they knew they

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