Tyngsborough Council on Aging updates firearms policy as director prepares to retire. The board voted 6-0-1 on May 12 to update its firearms policy to align with a Town Meeting decision allowing licensed individuals to carry lawful firearms in municipal buildings. Director Barbara Roche reported
Director Barbara Roche announced a July 30 retirement from the Council on Aging. The board will open job posting May 1 and select a new director in June, with Rose Mitchell volunteering to assist. Roche reported the budget on track at 76.9 percent spent and noted upcoming events including an April
Tyngsborough Council on Aging trials monthly game nights starting the first Thursday of each month. Members discussed declining evening event attendance and proposed adding minimum-attendance language to announcements to manage cancellations. Administrative Assistant Tracy Pecora reported upcoming
Tyngsborough Council on Aging adopts revised dress code and affirms firearms law. The Council on Aging voted 9-0-0 to adopt a revised dress code policy for the Center for Active Living and affirm compliance with Massachusetts General Law Chapter 269 on firearms following board discussion of
Tyngsborough's Council on Aging approved prior meeting minutes and discussed ways to boost participation in evening programming. The board voted 5-0-2 to accept November 2025 minutes and suggested adding trivia, healthy living lectures, and comedy nights to supplement the biweekly Bingo program to
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