By HEATHER WRIGHT — What happens when you want to age in place in your own home but getting food for yourself is a struggle? For millions of seniors across the U.S., Meals on Wheels America programs...
By MAYA KOEPPEN — AARP State Director Hank Greenberg presented a plaque to Mayor Candace Hollingsworth recognizing Hyattsville as an Age-Friendly Community at a recent city council meeting.
Hyattsville...
On Saturday, Feb. 2, Hyattsville Aging in Place (HAP) once again helped Hyattsville residents spread some love by hosting their annual intergenerational Valentine’s Day card-making party. HAP...
By TOM HINDLE — Hyattsville has been working to make the city more inclusive and easier to navigate for all its residents for years now.
In 2015, Hyattsville started the long process toward the city...
By KRISSI HUMBARD — On Feb. 3, Hyattsville Aging in Place hosted its annual intergenerational Valentine’s Day card-making party. HAP provided all the supplies — papers, stickers, ribbons, images...
BY DANA PATTERSON —The City of Hyattsville has joined the AARP Network of Age-Friendly Communities to become a liveable community that promotes services for all residents with diverse needs. At the June...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — At the Nov. 16 Hyattsville City Council meeting, the council discussed participating in the AARP Maryland and World Health Organization Age-Friendly Cities & Communities Network.
According...
