Council on Aging Approves Treasurer's Report, Plans Spring Events for Seniors
Hubbardston's Council on Aging approved routine financials and laid groundwork for two community events at its February 18 meeting.
HUBBARDSTON -- February 18, 2026, Hubbardston's Council on Aging approved routine financials and laid groundwork for two community events at its February 18 meeting. Treasurer Ken Horvath reported combined balances of just over $30,900 across five accounts, including $9,339.67 in formula grant funds and $7,604.62 in the gift account. The board is organizing a free St. Patrick's Day soup-and-singing event for March 17, featuring Irish stew, breads, desserts provided by the Friends organization, and a sing-along beginning at 11 a.m. A proposed one-day bus trip to Ogunquit, Maine, tentatively June 10 or 11, would include a performance of "Ain't Too Proud" at the Ogunquit Playhouse and a three-course lunch at Jonathan's restaurant for $124 per person, with a $50 nonrefundable deposit required and a minimum of 40 participants needed. Board members also noted that a financial reconciliation between the COA and town government remains unresolved, with one member saying he "would be shocked" if any reconciliation occurred before summer.
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